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Category Archives: Winter
Rising from the Dead in Spring
Posted in photography, Spring, weather, Winter
Tagged Callistemon, Life, Lizards, plants, sago palms, Storms
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Winter’s Shroud Descending
Birds quickly flew away through barren earthbound trees, in hopes of escaping the coming winter storm. One crow remained behind like a cold grim reaper staring down from above at foolish souls below. And then the snow appeared carried on … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Photo Essay, photography, Poetry, Snow, Storms, Winter
Tagged Crows, Death, east coast
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Worried Birds and Winter Weather
A worried blue jay came to see me yesterday and loudly proclaimed: “I am here to issue a winter weather warning, so please listen carefully to everything I say. Don’t be fooled by this warm sun, for tomorrow all will … Continue reading
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