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At the end of May I had my camera in the car and was running errands and decided to drive through the nearby neighborhood with one of the the largest wild peacock populations. I wasn’t sure if it was too early for babies. There are several hundred peacocks roaming this neighborhood. The urban legend states the peacocks are descendants of t...


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I realized I had not finished posting the final chapters of the story of this year’s eagle nest in my neighborhood. These were all taken several mornings back in March while I was at the nest early in the mornings. One morning it was foggy and when I first got to the nest I could see a doe down along the utility field.


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I was back out on the dock at Chesnut Park in mid-May looking for the baby purple gallinules. At first I just saw the adults above. Both parents were running around the big spadderdock leaves looking for food.

I finally got a quick glance of the little black fuzzballs but they were far away and kept hiding under the big lea...


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The shell ginger plants in the front yard were blooming in early May. I saw the hummingbirds feeding on them several times but was not able to get a picture from the window and if I went outside they would fly away.

House finches have become regular daily visitors to the backyard.


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