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personal photo blog :•) Icon ID: A blurry photo of a pileated woodpecker flying across a patch of grass. Banner ID: A photo of a bright moon in a blue sky, flanked by tree branches and clouds.

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morning of January 19 & January 20

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sunbeam boyyy

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i love how colourful this plant is :•) i didn't even have to edit the photo.

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The moon was really bright in the twilight sky! I struggled to get photos of it during a road trip. 1.2.26

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i saw the clouds doing something funky (you can almost see a cross hatch towards the bottom of the first picture) & then i realized there was a rainbow!!! two of them, even!!

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a scene I will see in probably any Florida art show- but it really does tickle my artistic fancy when it's in front of me.

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i still hear the siren call of woodpeckers from time to time, but I rarely see them................. on a trip out of town, I saw a red-bellied one hanging onto a palm frond.

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entranced by the grooves on my peanut butter toast

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happy mother's day to Lou 2, the duck at the pond who recently had babies :•)

she had a lot at first, but things happen to them, so the amount of ducklings in my photos dwindles as time goes on. such is life... now the remaining Loulings are old enough to be wandering around on their own. Here's one sitting alone:

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a speckled sky & a lot of little 'pedes. As I try looking for caterpillars, I find that the greenbrier vine is also a popular spot for millipedes! (Nov. 7)

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interesting tracks! from a tortoise? I don't remember seeing anything like this before.

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I've taken a lot of photos of this pine tree in the middle, but I recently realized that it died :•(

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hitting up the park with Hope!

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4.1.24- pink & purple flowers

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3.27.24- an interesting cloud formation cutting through the sky before diving towards the horizon.