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UPDATED…It’s back up 🆙 and in the right place. Whew!! 😰 it’s a LOT BIGGER than it should be… but ….. what the heck? I just don’t think ...
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Anyone wishing to see the other Offerings from the thieves go HERE Sorry about the simplicity but I'm using a lap top. Thank you Bev...
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Welcome to Saturday 9. What we've committed to our readers is that we will post 9 questions every Saturday. Sometimes the post will h... -
“I Won’t Be The One to Let Go” Unfamiliar with this week's tune? Hear it here . Pretty song, Sam. I love both of these singers. Anyon...
neither..it's a...a...gull, buzzard, or a ..a...hawk. Reasoning: It is pretty high up, and the mockers and doves we have in the east really don't bother flying that high. So much for science.
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Good Science there M. ;o) Great use of Comparative Analysis. heehee It's big enough for a small hawk.
ReplyDeleteThose were little ice clouds, which was all we got of the storm that eventually snowed all over the Midwest!
I think it might be the mother dove. Perhaps she finally gave up on my getting the elk horn fern back up for her to nest in, and she flew away in disgust.
Poor thing... She will find another place to propagate her species, I'm sure. Safer from cats no doubt, too.
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ReplyDeleteI don't know - it looks rather bat-like to me.
Fuzzerelly, it probably does look like a bat but one thing I'm sure it isn't is a fly or a helicopter. What I think it is, after looking and at an even larger version, is a humming bird that whizzed by just as I was snapping the sky photo. It's actually a lot closer than it looks and the wing beats are silvery and blurred. Your answers were all fun and thank you for them! It was great to hear get your inputs. Thanks for taking part in this highly sought after scientific investigation. I will turn all the data over to NASA. heehee. It was an UFB, after all.
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