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Sat, Apr 25, 09 at 8:56
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| Red Tailed Hawk.
Ron |
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| Red owl house, the other day when checking on them [cleaning], a northern flying squirrel looking at me and said,....this is my home now!
Konrad |
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How did I miss this? Please allow a 2nd one. R is for Ron
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| Reflections 
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R is for RED....hibiscus.
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| R Is For "Ripley’s" (believe it or not)
This picture was taken on Ocean Boulevard – Myrtle Beach, SC. Have A Nice Day Linesman |
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R is for Redbud buds:
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R is for ROOSTER
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These are great shots! Ron, you're looking good. Konrad, you're looking good your flying squirrel is looking good, too. :-) Susan, that's a cute planter! Linda, I've never seen a redbud tree closeup like that. Linesman, I think I visited that museum in 1953. Is that possible? Carol, that is RED! When my DH and I were first married, we had a gorgeous hibiscus houseplant (stolen from his mother's greenhouse). Gmom, lovely reflections. Crunchpa, very clever!Clairdo, you've convinced me....I'm gonna relax. R is for Rudbeckia (plus a fly): 
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| I want to see more of that flying squirrel! Too cute! I want one! :-) R is for Ruins Sheldon Church Ruins South Carolina
Penny |
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| R is for...rural route
lianne :o) nikonD70 out the window, 1/1250s f/13 at 50mm |
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Really Rovely, Rolks!! Ranks!! RoanRN/RL (Really lovely, folks!! Thanks!! JoanMN/FL) |
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| Red Shouldered Hawk (keeping with the red theme :) )
We were about 5-10 feet from him. He was on a low branch just to the right of the sidewalk. He eyeballed my friend's Min Pin, but was totally not bothered by us. I took 45 shots of him, front and back (and one under). :) Fuji 8000 |
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| Those hawk photos are a treat! |
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| Those hawk pictures are amazing! I use to have a hawk that would visit at my old place, he/she would sit in the tree above me while I was gardening...........would watch every move I made but was not afraid of me........I however would get a little uneasy and go back in till it left! LOL! |
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