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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Hummingbird and Flicker
This entry is part 111 of 133 in the series 2011 PhotojournalWe saw a couple of interesting birds on a walk around town today – an Anna’s Hummingbird and a yellow-shafted Northern Flicker.
Caddisfly and Blue Lake Campground Flora
This entry is part 110 of 133 in the series 2011 PhotojournalRowan caught a caddisfly along the lower part of Gavan Hill trail and carried it home for me to photograph. Later in the day I took some pictures of … Continue reading
Snow on the Tall Sister
This entry is part 108 of 133 in the series 2011 PhotojournalThough the snow level has not dropped low enough to hit the Middle Sister, the higher peak behind has a dusting of snow on its upper elevations, just visible … Continue reading
Sunset
This entry is part 107 of 133 in the series 2011 PhotojournalThe sun is setting earlier these days, but the colors can still be dramatic.
Fall Returns
This entry is part 106 of 133 in the series 2011 PhotojournalThe last couple of weeks have seen many signs of fall – termination dust on the mountain peaks, high numbers of migrating sparrows (accompanied by a few lingering warblers), … Continue reading
Posted in fall, flora, photo, photojournal
Tagged Chamerion angustifolium, Fall Color
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