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Wildlife in North America

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Flying Fillet

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Remember to always fly with your lunch in its fully upright and forward facing position. chef

Butterflies

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Sorry about the delay guys. I had to go to a funeral some distance from home, and I ended up in a hotel without a working internet connection. Since I couldn't do anything at all for a few days, I got way behind with my work. irked

But anyway, here are some butterflies taken at Mt. Vernon in July. There's a large yellow one, and then there's two smaller brown ones with splotches on their wings who are sharing a drink. There was a pretty cool looking blue one as well, but it kept landing on the wrong flowers.

(In case you're wondering, that is the best as I can name them. rolleyes)


Summer Hummingbird

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So I'm back, umm... I guess. Don't know what to write for this post, but hey, you'll notice it's already longer than the last two. I "meant" to publish these photos back in summer, but that clearly didn't seem to have happened.

Also, sorry about the messy blog, the css code got screwed up in an update in November(?) and I've been working on rewriting it. I'm also working on making my blog to look the same as it did before, because I personally liked the old design better happy When I'm finished fixing the bottom of the page it should be all done. Be sure to say something if you come across something that looks really messed up.




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It's president's day, so how about some pictures of the capitol (here). They've been uploaded since the middle of August, but I doubt anyone knew that since it doesn't come up on any kind of feed or subscription.

Be sure to use the slideshow button cool I'm going to get around to everyone's blogs and comments tomorrow, when I'm not so tired.

Wood Duck Juvenile

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I'm 95% certain it is. smile Taken at one of the ponds in Washington.

Click to enlarge, which goes for every photo from now on.

Lancer

Some of us like chicken wings, Lancer here on the other hand likes pigeon wings!

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Thanks to Jerry for helping me identify him.