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Minnie overseeing
First lungworts
Beer for those who don't like beer
Nineteen years ago
Coralberry flower
Magnolia
Larch flowers
Catkin caught on the clothesline
Kissing his mentor's fore-brain
Plant nursery, starting up for spring
Pussycat tree
As good a whale picture as I could get
Juniper. . . . Oh, okay: "larch"
Maple opening
Juniper, frisky
Brushing my teeth, I look up and see this
Maybe summer. Maybe.
Hoverfly, I think
Summer's return reminder
My pet pine
Holding up against the rains
My pet pine, my pine apple
Dandy Longlegs
Cold-weather blooms
Past-their-prime roses
In the graveyard below our house
Newish moon over the neighbours' house
Tea buns
Crow, snow
Downy at the suet
Peninsulating
Goldfinches and pine siskins in today's dwy of sno…
American robin
Blue, back from the vet
Starling pair
Starling manna-waiting
That moon again
Moon over Shea Heights
Myrtle and Harry
Venus with the Seven Sisters
Grackle, finally
Hornet moth, Sesia apiformis
Feet
Ex-hoverfly
Tide dropping at Welbourne Bay
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Bronze carabid
These big bugs are pretty common here in Newfoundland, but I understand they were an introduction from Europe a long time ago. They are a welcome visitor to people's gardens and greenhouses since they are gobblers-up of other insects.
I like to think that, when people started imagining what dinosaurs might have looked like, they saw these guys as models.
I like to think that, when people started imagining what dinosaurs might have looked like, they saw these guys as models.
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