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snousleHad a little rain today, which helped settle the dust and made for some excellent light for photography.
This is one of the two chalochortus species I've seen up here. A very curious flower - here's another view:
Sorry, I can't resist the raindrops on petals thing.
Yet another species is known locally as a fairy-lantern:
It's a very diverse genus, sorry I don't know the species names for these.
With just enough rain to get things damp, the moss is unrolling, saying "enh, I don't think so", and going right back into hibernation.
The buckeye is also blooming, which is a short but striking event:
New woodpecker granary. Actual woodpecker photos will have to wait until I find my telephoto lens again.
PUPPY!!!
More puppy:
An area were I cleared, built a small rock wall, and set up a surplus bench Bill had found:
Spot by the fire:
Fire extinguisher:
This is one of the two chalochortus species I've seen up here. A very curious flower - here's another view:
Sorry, I can't resist the raindrops on petals thing.
Yet another species is known locally as a fairy-lantern:
It's a very diverse genus, sorry I don't know the species names for these.
With just enough rain to get things damp, the moss is unrolling, saying "enh, I don't think so", and going right back into hibernation.
The buckeye is also blooming, which is a short but striking event:
New woodpecker granary. Actual woodpecker photos will have to wait until I find my telephoto lens again.
PUPPY!!!
More puppy:
An area were I cleared, built a small rock wall, and set up a surplus bench Bill had found:
Spot by the fire:
Fire extinguisher:
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Date: 2008-05-25 06:11 am (UTC)