This is easily one of my favorites. Perhaps it's the name—the common buckeye. While they aren't particularly common around here, it is a true buckeye nonetheless.
~ Rick
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As butterfly season gently winds down, I'm looking forward to savoring these last few weeks and spotting as many butterflies as I can.
~ Rick
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Teresa captured this absolute mastermind of a squirrel executing a high-stakes, tactical raid on the bird feeder. She caught him red-handed... or rather, nut-handed. Busted!
~ Rick
It was a real treat to spot this Northern Flicker. He seemed perfectly content just relaxing at the top of the tree, perched in that exact same spot for what felt like an eternity.
~ Rick
My photo blog can be found at tales.photos.
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I guess she was checking me out. Either that, or she was trying to figure out if my camera was actually a weirdly shaped snack. When I asked if she’d ever seen one before, she just laughed—which I’m choosing to interpret as a standing ovation for my photography skills.
~ Rick
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