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naturered robinsubmitted by robertkamper on sat, 2008-12-06 15:05.
birds of texas: american robin. first sighting in the back yard ground level water source as I returned from behind the fence with the camera. Took a few looks at me to see whether I was a moving object or part of the house, finished drinking, and flew off, but not before I snapped a few shots, including this one. red dragonsubmitted by robertkamper on sat, 2008-12-06 00:33.
fly...taken back when the monarchs were migrating, over at the xeriscape demonstration garden. tags: dragonfly photography nature dancing in the forestsubmitted by robertkamper on thu, 2008-12-04 01:10.
This oak tree seems to be dancing with its branches waving in motion to some unheard music. The Native Plant Society went on a field trip and this was one of the various species spotted along the trail. Some folks actually knew what they were and didn't have to resort to aesthetic metaphors to describe them... tags: photography oak nature the force that through the green fuse drives the flower...submitted by robertkamper on sat, 2008-11-29 21:51.
...apparently drove this tree through the limestone that covers much of the surface of the land (and the land under the surface) in these parts. tags: climate change creation dylan nature forces creative inspiration robotics thomas my dogs are not part of nature - periodsubmitted by susanjillian on sat, 2008-03-22 13:15.
I am proud to say that my 2 dogs have been trained to never do harm to the critters that wonder into our property. In fact a very interesting dynamic has happened. By training them to guard the birds that come to the feeders the birds have figured out that they are safe to feed, bathe, play, and pollinate in the yard when the dogs are there. Bonnie and Fergus can sit right up to the feeders and the birds flock around them safely. |
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