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Daily Picture Theme - Spring

on April 28, 2025

#DailyPictureTheme Iris Spring

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IAVOM - In a Vase on Monday/Easter Sunday Flowers

on April 21, 2025

Aucuba Japonica IAVOM Iris Rambling in the Garden Tulips

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Daily Picture Theme - Grandeur

on April 17, 2025

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Holy Week - Floral

on April 15, 2025

Crabapple Holy Week RagtagDailyPrompt Rambling in the Garden

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Weekend Matinee - Three for a Rainy Day

on April 11, 2025

Andie MacDowall Debbie Reynolds Donald O' Connor Gene Kelly Gerard Depardieu Green Card Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Singin' in the Rain

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Daily Picture Theme - Active

on April 11, 2025

#DailyPictureTheme Corson's Inlet Strathmere New Jersey

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Daily Picture Theme - Pano

on April 10, 2025

#DailyPictureTheme #Pano Montego Bay

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Daily Picture Theme - Wall

on April 08, 2025

#DailyPictureTheme Block Island Lobster Pots

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Daily Picture Theme - Vivid

on April 07, 2025

#DailyPictureTheme Crocus Lavender Vivid

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Saturday Critters _ Northern Water Snake

on April 05, 2025

Saturday Critters Viewing Nature with Eileen

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Daily Picture Theme -Tip

on April 05, 2025

Gazebo Kennett Square Pennsylvania Longwood Gardens Weathervane

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Daily Picture Theme - Stone

on April 04, 2025

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Daily Picture Theme - Reflection

on April 03, 2025

Mercury Glass Millville NJ Self-Portrait Wheaton Glass Museum

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Daily Picture Theme - Peaceful/Gentle Dog

on April 02, 2025

#DailyPictureTheme Jamaica Treasure Beach

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Daily Picture Theme - Favorite Photo March 2025

on April 01, 2025

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Saturday Critters - Sanibel Island Gecko

"The lizard in the image is a Common House Gecko (also known as Asian House Gecko, Pacific House Gecko, or Moon Lizard), scientifically known as Hemidactylus frenatus." ~Google A common gecko was small enough to wander into the shower through a small drainage slit in the window frame. He was so adorable. I didn't want him to die in the cottage we stayed in. With just a small prod to his tail, he jumped on my thumb; he was half the size of it, and I deposited him in the front garden. I hope he enjoyed the shower we shared. The photo was taken in Sanibel, Florida. Thank you to Viewing Nature with Eileen for the opportunity to take part in Saturday Critters .

Saturday Critters - Cardinal

A brilliant Cardinal doesn't seem much like a critter, but when he loses his head feathers to mites, he does fit into the critter category. Losing head feathers is common; we see a Cardinal or two and even Blue Jays with this condition yearly. Fortunately, when cooler weather arrives, the feathers grow back. I've only seen birds missing their head feathers in summer. The second photo was taken a summer or two ago. I'm thinking the pretty male in the first photo is fighting mites and might end up like the one above. Thanks to Viewing Nature with Eileen for hosting the Saturday Critters Challenge.

Saturday Critters - Ding Darling's Alligator

"The refuge was established to safeguard and enhance the wildlife habitat of Sanibel Island, to protect endangered and threatened species, and to provide feeding, nesting, and roosting areas for migratory birds. The refuge is part of the largest undeveloped mangrove ecosystem in the United States and is world famous for its spectacular migratory bird populations. In 1967, the refuge was renamed for conservation pioneer Jay Norwood “Ding” Darling, who was instrumental in its founding. More than 40 percent of the refuge is Congressionally designated wilderness." If you look closely, you may spot an alligator. Perhaps this cropped shot will help. That's my husband on the walkway, can you see the alligator hopefully floating beneath the bridge? The Ding Darling Refuge alligator, Sanibel, Florida, is my Saturday Critter. Thank you to the host Viewing Nature with Eileen.

Birch Run

Set in the 1960's in a small town in the Appalachian Mountains. Available now for e-readers and in paperback.

Timelesslady: In my heart the faeries of the world will always be alive. Dolls will scamper about when children leave the room or fall asleep. Insects will play amazing symphonies to the Man in the Moon. Every night, whether cloudy or clear, the evening star will rise to be wished upon. My hands are always busy, my mind full of new ideas, things old, things new will be reworked into one-of-a-kind creations. Please check back from time to time...what lurks on these pages just might surprise you.

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