A dead tree, it's trunk now bare of it's outer bark, displays paths left by wood-boring insects.
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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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May
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- Day 121 > American Robin: The Next Generation
- Day 122 > Spring Ephemerals: Spring Beauties
- Day 123 > Backyard Wren
- Day 124 > Under The Mayapples
- Day 125 > Morel Mushroom
- Day 126 > Reflecting On A Rainy Day
- Day 127 > Giant White Trilliums
- Day 128 Giant Trillium Closeup
- Day 129 > Fiddlehead
- Day 130 > Flowering Dogwood on Baird Creek Road
- Day 131 > Spring Ephemerals: Wood Anemone
- Day 132 > A Morning Shadow
- Day 133 - Self-Portrait: Forty-Two
- Day 134 > Baird Creek Below
- Day 135 > Jack In The Pulpit
- Day 136 > Mahon Creek
- Day 137 > Hidden Pathways
- Day 138 > St. John's
- Day 139 > Like Garden Fireworks
- Day 140 > In a a Northside Neighborhood
- Day 141 > Twilight In Union Church Courtyard
- Day 142 > Dandelion's Big Finale
- Day 143 > The Forest Primeval
- Day 144 > Mushroom Colony
- Day 145 Memorial Day
- Day 146 > Below The Point Beach Light
- Day 147 > Flower Market
- Day 148 > Forest Chapel
- Day 149 > Wild Geranium
- Day 150 Shelf Fungi
- Day 151 > Inside The Maribel Caves
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