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Barely There with Iridescent colors

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Keelin and Michael, very interesting photos.  When the moon shows up, I pay attention too.

This one is for Hans, can’t miss a bird.

Red Tail Hawk Looking For A Meal

 

 

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Michael, I like your idea of grade.  Reminds me of maple syrup, with its Grade A and B.  A of course is more expensive.  Just back from an area that is one of my favorite places for cloud spotting, as it gives me a 360-degree view of the sky.

A Snake In The Grass

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Michael, your explanation really helps.  I get it in #121.  Sort of like a story.

A Narrow Road

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Michael, love #1106 for its simplicity.  Going to join you with:

Summer Sunset

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Outer Space

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Love everyone’s photos.  Grey and cold in my area.  Looking back at summertime is helping my head.  Thinking I should buy some flowers at the store this week!

Swishy

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One Duck In A Pond

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Hans, I am thinking a zipper for a blue dress with your Shy Blues.

A Big Squeeze

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Keelin, loved your gallery photo this week of your January moon.  Wonderful sundog to start the year.

Hans, beauty of your iridescent photo.  Reminding me of a rainbow trout.

Another close one.  Shy a few days from full.

 

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Michael, I love hummingbirds.  We start to see them early May.  Guess I have to wait a few months.

Expecting some Artic cold this weekend.

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Michael, bold on #1105.  Hans, delicate on Rouge.

Going for Blood

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Michael, now, that one is sweet #118.  Very dramatic.

Going Sideways

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Keelin, I hate itches.  I have an idea, how about a:

Big Splash

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OK gang, all your entries are terrific.  It is nice to see our group active and ready for this new year.  Never boring and all inspiring.

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