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Wednesday, January 8, 2014

A rainbow for Today

Coming home from the store I chanced upon a pretty Rainbow.


Tuesday, January 7, 2014

Western Kingbird~~~~~Wild Bird Wednesday

 The Western Kingbird is found on almost every ranch in the West, where alfalfa and livestock pastures provide many of the flying insects that make up the bulk of its diet. Like the Horned Lark, the Western Kingbird has benefited from the cutting of forests; the species has moved eastward in recent decades. After the young fledge it is not uncommon to see half a dozen or more kingbirds sally from the dry upper branches of shade trees to capture insects. When it has a nest full of young to defend, the Western Kingbird will attack crows and other larger birds


Scoot on over to Stewart's at http://paying-ready-attention-gallery.blogspot.com/ to see every sort of bird from all over the worldENJOY!!

Sunday, January 5, 2014

Door Mural for Monday Murals

This is carved door that then was painted.  I think that classifies it as a mural.  It is in the very small town of Greenbank.

To see Murals from cities to town all over the world go tohttp://oaklanddailyphoto.blogspot.com/  and enjoy!!

Saturday, January 4, 2014

Mysterious Mountain

Mount Rainier from the deck yesterday
I think she looks eerie and mysterious and beautiful

Friday, January 3, 2014

Small City Scenes of Stanwood

I Live a little North and East of Stanwood up in the Pilchuck Tree Farm and here is a collage of the town.

 ....and a shot of the Moon taken this evening (Jan 3rd 2014)

Colfax Rodeo Sunset for Sky Watch

Rodeo, fair, rides and rolling hills with a sunset thrown in----can it be any better?

To see some more awesome skies go to www,skyley.blogspot.com  and enjoy!

Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Happy New Year~~Theme Day~~~World bird Wednesday

It was too hard to pick a Picture of the Year for 1st of the month Theme Day so I will go with this collage of Snow Geese.

The Snow Geese (Chen caerulescens) winter in the Skagit and Stilly Valley.  They arrive in October coming from Wrangle Island, Siberia.  The farmers are quite ready for them to leave in March or April as the new crops are coming in.  One year the count was over 90,000 birds.

To see more Theme Day images go tohttp://cdpbthemeday.blogspot.com/
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