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The Last Week of May
I took vacation days for the final three days of the week. On Tuesday after work, I walked down to Monument Branch. I shot this Black-billed Magpie on the lawn at Compassion HQ. I know I’ve taken a lot of … Continue reading
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Aiken Canyon
It’s Memorial Day weekend. Nobody is allowed up into the mountains because of the ongoing virus silliness. Sunday and Monday are supposed to be rainy. So I figured everybody would be out today. I was right. When I got to … Continue reading
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Pawnee Grasslands
Hoping to get some photos of prairie birds, I drove the two-and-a-half hours up to Pawnee Grasslands. I almost didn’t go—I hadn’t slept at all well for two nights. But the weather was supposed to be almost perfect, 70° and … Continue reading
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