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Horned Grebe at the Celery Farm
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MONDAY MORNING MYSTERY 070609
I guess this is kind of easy, but I like the photo.
More Monday Morning Mysteries here.
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showoff, TB
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The photo was taken a few weeks ago, in the parking lot on the Franklin Turnpike. No climbing involved.
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Yes, we do!
On the south east side of Lanchantin Meadow
somewhat near the fox den of last year!
Behind the Pines.
My favorite names also! -
It IS a nice photo! How high did you have to climb to get it? 🙂
Liriodendron tulipifera — one of my favorite scientific names.
TB
PS. My VERY favorite scientific name is Liquidambar styraciflua, but I don’t think we have a specimen of it at the Celery Farm (or do we, DeeDee?)
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sally teschon
showoff, TB
jim wright
The photo was taken a few weeks ago, in the parking lot on the Franklin Turnpike. No climbing involved.
Deedee
Yes, we do!
On the south east side of Lanchantin Meadow
somewhat near the fox den of last year!
Behind the Pines.
My favorite names also!
Tom Burr
It IS a nice photo! How high did you have to climb to get it? 🙂
Liriodendron tulipifera — one of my favorite scientific names.
TB
PS. My VERY favorite scientific name is Liquidambar styraciflua, but I don’t think we have a specimen of it at the Celery Farm (or do we, DeeDee?)