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SQUARES – Bright Eyed and Bushy Tailed
This squirrel was not shy and got right up near where we were birding at Lettuce Lake Park in Tampa, Florida. Continue reading
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Bird Weekly – Photo Challenge – Birds Seen in the Past Two Weeks
Week #42 challenge is Birds you have seen in the past two weeks. We spent the whole day looking for the American Flamingo with NO SUCCESS. The bird had been seen for 4 days straight prior to our trip. Continue reading
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A-Z Challenge – F is for Finch
The male House Finch and Purple Finch are very similar and can be hard to identify. Both can be a light to dark red in color. Continue reading
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SQUARES – Bright Blue
Bright blue watering can and bucket sit in the wheelbarrow between the house and garage. Continue reading
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SQUARES – Lite Brite
n the 70’s, Lite-Brite was quite popular. It first hit the shelves in 1967 by Hasbro and sold for $6.95. A 25-watt light bulb sat inside a wide backed plastic box. Continue reading
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A-Z Challenge – E is for Egret
The Snowy Egret was one of the most hunted birds in the late 1800’s for their elegant feathers to adorn the most fashionable ladies hats. Continue reading
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CEE’S BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO CHALLENGE – Things on Picnic Table or in a Park
The feature image is the best veggie sandwich on the planet. Fresh Italian bread, cream cheese (instead of mayo), cucumbers, spring mix lettuce, carrots, cherry tomatoes and avocado. Add a little salt and pepper and viola! YUM YUM! We had… Continue reading
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SQUARES – Creativity Brightens our Lives
We always pack our folding chairs and folding tables with us so we can make a picnic anywhere. We are very creative when it comes to being outside and one with nature. Continue reading
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A-Z Challenge – D is for Downy Woodpecker
Downy Woodpeckers are a small woodpecker 5.5-6.5 inches long (14-17 cm). They are often seen on backyard feeders. Continue reading
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Quote – Travel – Week #18
This was our first time to visit the Frog Song Organic Farm in Hawthorn, Florida. They did not disappoint! We picked a little over a flat of strawberries. Continue reading
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