Age, a rocky torbegs attitudinal shiftmore wonderthan fortitude Cyclical, actuallywisdom allottingchildish valoura dash of mellow. (For RDP’s prompt: mellow. Image my own.)
It wasn’t the knowledge of stability –chaos had the upper hand back then.It wasn’t even that love was expressed –unconditional an unheard of concept It was an unspoken presencethe reassurance of rocksthe irrepressible allureof a freshwater stream How a child’s heart found encouragementin the whispering windsolace in arbored shelter Naturally the din of home lifeoverpowered […]
Oil glistenscontaminatesdrinking water250 evacuated 25 years ofboil-water advisoryan elder recitesand now this We’re not animals,adolescents rallybut ears turn awaygovernment wheels rust Neskantaga First Nationwant to go hometo live with dignityknow their human rights Do they know a .05% increasein corporate taxeswould suffice For the 73%of First Nationsalso lackingthis basic need AcknowledgeprioritizeaddressIt’s all they ask. (Written […]
What a cheerful little guy!
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❤️
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Wow!
These are wonderfully amazing 🙂
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Thanks.
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Squirrels always steal the show 🐿
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They do!
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I do not know about micro/macro capacity but these came out wonderful! 🙂 ❤
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Thanks Deborah.
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My pleasure! 🙂 ❤
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Great zooming to get close up! Thanks for joining in. I also crop in post to get closer.
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Thanks Anne.
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Lovely shots.
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Thanks!
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VJ, do you get the Ladybugs indoors during the winter? Two years ago, we must have had 75 or so. This year, we have had only a few. Keith
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We sometimes get the orange ones – that bite! Not lately though.
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Lovely examples V.J. – the little creature shown last is amazing. What is it and how did you get so close?!?! And of course your little ladybug is wonderful. They are so cute – unless they build a nest in your basement and begin invading your home as they did when we lived in the northeastern US. That was not fun!!
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Oh my. Ladybug invasion. Haven’t experienced that, thank goodness. The invader at my bird feeder is a black squirrel. They are rascals but entertaining.
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