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Robert Ray
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I think it's a flicker in a gate post. Three hungry guys stick their heads out each time I open the gate and the mother isn't there. She's blocking them from peeking out here.
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Dave Miller
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I took a few leaf photos in the backyard last Saturday.  Here's a slideshow.

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Suzy Bean
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Wow, Dave. Those are some pictures. I especially like the one with the spider (and snake?) and the mushroom. Thanks for sharing!

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Some from this past summer.













 
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And a few more.











 
brett watson
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Oh my gawd I love Pliny the Elder. I can hardly get it here.

Great pics everyone!

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Julie Helms
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Trying to see if I am able to attach a picture...
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My flock of White Orpingtons
My flock of White Orpingtons
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A bottle-baby Corriedale lamb we raised
A bottle-baby Corriedale lamb we raised

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I know it's dirty and all, but there is something comforting about the chicken feeder and the way it catches the light

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homegrown linen | crazy chicken lady grows yarn!

 
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