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Jack’s Walk
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Art, Fun, & Nonsense.
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From David: Inspired by Lofty, here are a few similar photos I took a couple weeks back. They are on the site of an old Woolshed that has been converted in to a boutique brewery. Hmmmm hard lemonade, goes great as a mixer with the Gin. http://www.wilkadene.com.au/ – click for full size!
From Giliell, click for full size! Oh, that last shot, love.
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Kestrel’s fledgling Swallow is still hangin’ in there: “My” swallow, tonight. I put him in a tree last night to protect him from predators, and there he is tonight in close the the same place. Click for full size!
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It was a dull and drizzly day and the air was so humid that it felt like we were walking in a dishwasher.
At the Park
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Some potatoes have lilac colored blossoms, I do not know why. It does not seem to be entirely dependent on which variety it is, since there are both white and lilac in one row and that row allegedly contains only one variety. My suspicion is however that my dad mixed up the tubers inadvertently and that the lilac blossoms are those from the red potatoes (I do not know the exact variety we bought this year).
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An adorable Swallow fledgling from Kestrel, click for full size!
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Reed, Yucca, Grass, Water. Click for full size.
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This is common self heal and it’s a small plant, not much taller than the grass and it usually grows in clumps. This poor fellow was all alone, and I probably would have missed it except Jack decided to poop beside it. Thanks buddy.
From Giliell, click for full size!
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From Lofty: The machinery graveyard at the old farm, in an unobtrusive little olive grove. Click for full size!
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From Charly, click for full size!
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Tuberous Vetchling
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This beautiful flower is Tuberous Vetchling and I don’t see it very often. It’s mostly a meadow wildflower and the places Jack and I go are more wooded in nature. Today, though, as we were driving along I saw this bright shock of pink just on the edge of a field so we stopped to investigate. The plant is a cousin of Sweet Pea and the blooms are similar, but without the scent.