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Of all the signs of spring, a blooming dogwood is my favorite. Their crown of beautiful white blossoms is simply stunning, especially in full sunlight. It’s a hallmark of spring for me.

We are fortunate to live in a neighborhood where several white and pink dogwoods adorn homes. I thought this tree was magnificent, so I stopped to capture the beauty and share it wit...


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Where the birds were. Photo by Bruce Stambaugh

My wife and I spent the morning of our 55th wedding anniversary birding. That’s about as exciting as it gets for septegenarian celebrations.

Though spring bird migration had been ongoing for a month, the early warblers were only now beginning to be seen and heard in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. I wanted to see and l...


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A Tree Swallow. Photo by Bruce Stambaugh

Tree Swallows are back! They are usually the first of the swallow family to return north.

With the spring migration in full swing, it’s a joy to see these beautiful, acrobatic birds once again coursing over fields and ponds in Virginia.

Tree Swallows benefit humankind by devouring thousands of insects as they div...


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Photo by Bruce Stambaugh

I was intrigued by this toilet sitting along a curb in China Grove, North Carolina. I have no idea why someone had set it beside the street.

Nevertheless, I thought it made an appropriate photo for April Fool’s Day.

© Bruce Stambaugh 2026


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Photo by Bruce Stambaugh.

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