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Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Spider Web

I still marvel at spider webs ever since having read E.B. White's classic tale.

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Blue Marble Jar

This empty jar had an unusual appeal, and is the second one I've filled with glass pieces as a thing of beauty.

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Icicles

Winter icicles hung from a possible cave entrance that trickles water year round.

Butterfly on the Lilacs

The lilacs came from the store complete with free bonus butterflies!

Creek Rock Wall

Water trickles from the top of a four foot wall of rock alongside the creek bed.

Wild Violets

They speak for themselves.

Odd Storm Cloud

It built up menacingly over the lake, but then moved on without a sound.

A Friendly Turtle

He makes enough noise to be an animal four times his size as he plods through the brush and leaves.

Fossils

I found these on various nature hikes. I have identified them (hopefully correctly) as a petrified walnut, hickory nut, bird's egg, mushroom button, and snail.