I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Wed June 14
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Comments (12)Schultz has gathered his toys. He is daring anyone to touch them. He may look cute here...but he is growling at me at I snap the picture. He thinks he's a badass!...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Wed June 22
Comments (11)Jasdip - so cute. Reminds me of the two boy cats I have, Tom, whose age is unknown but quite a bit older than the one year old Peach. They wrestle all the time. I'll call out "Pin him! Pin him!" I'd think the older cat would tire of it but many times he instigates it....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Wed June 29
Comments (24)I am in the room and can hear you all, y'know? I did not kill the snake. I was taking a walk and came across it, quite dead in the road. I didn't know what kind of snake it was so I took a pic hoping to identify it. I did. It was an Eastern Milk Snake. It was quite lovely with almost iridescent metallic copper tones in it's pattern. I'm glad some are willing to rescue wounded animals, but I assure you, this poor snake was quite beyond rescue by the time I found him. Most likely it won't be there by tomorrow a.m. as some scavenger will enjoy recycling it. So it will exist only in its current state for a short time, and captured on camera. I was sorry to see it killed, glad it died so quickly as opposed to in terror as most animals die, and glad that I was able to see it as it's probably the only way I'd ever get the chance. In all my years of walking, it's rare for me to come across any snake. I'm sorry some of you find this image of death upsetting. Sometimes images, like life, can be upsetting. (Yesterday I posted a picture of a weed with a dead blossom which didn't seem to provoke the same reaction.) Death happens. IAC, the image was not to celebrate the death, but the beauty of what once was and the chance I had to see it....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Wed June 21
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We hiked about 6 miles in the rain yesterday. Avalanche Creek on Trail of Cedars.
Avalanche Lake. Lens was wet and it was foggy. But a beautiful spot. You can see multiple waterfalls coming down into the lake.
9 years agoAll lovely pictures above, as always.
Now for something not so lovely looking, but like it or not this is a useful member of our world. The common house centipede, also found outside, where they eat spiders, bedbugs, raoches and many other pests in house and garden. This one even posed for me. Normally when discovered, they are gone in a flash.
With it's extra long antenna, it ought to be able to bring in a lot of tv channels!
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Several cubes on end
Each of them is a separate apartment
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and inside there are four floor of oddly shaped rooms
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bedroom
and the top of the cube is a triangular room with windows
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Just a zebra. Testing posting pictures, pale Moon browser works, others do not suddenly.
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