A Skunk Cabbage grows in a messy woods.
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(The cure for a lazy photographer)
TWELVE SIGNIFICANT PHOTOGRAPHS IN ANY ONE YEAR IS A GOOD CROP.
-Ansel Adams
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2009
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April
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- Day 91 > Lower Falls Of Fonferek's Glen
- Day 92 > Tiny Sentinel
- Day 93 > First Spring Flower / Skunk Cabbage
- Day 94 > Old Door County Farm
- Day 95 > Wequiock Falls
- Day 96 > Goldfinch At The Kitchen Window
- Day 97 > American Bald Eagle
- Day 98 > Woodchuck...Up a Tree?
- Day 99 > Tree Swallow
- Day 100 > White Pelicans On The Fox River
- Day 101 > Lake Michigan Sunrise
- Day 102 > Morning Reflections
- Day 103 > In The Baird Creek Parkway
- Day 104 > Ancient Sea Floor/Brachiopod Fossils
- Day 105 > Hawk Was Here
- Day 106 > Sunny Pond, Painted Turtle
- Day 107 > Spring Sucker Run In Baird Creek
- Day 108 > Pussy Willows
- Day 109 > Downtown Railroad Crossing
- Day 110 > Down The Line
- Day 111 > Raindrops On Lily Leaf
- Day 112 > Marsh Marigold
- Day 113 > True Blue
- Day 114 > Akasha, My Nighttime Companion
- Day 115 > Railyard Art
- Day 116 > Braving The Elements
- Day 117 > Lazy Monday
- Day 118 > Spring Ephemerals: Bloodroot
- Day 119 > Bunch o' Bloodroot
- Day 120 . Old Birch Tree Stump
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April
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