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Monday, September 19, 2022

Happy Tuesday: Happy Release Day

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Our K level class had a monarch chrysalis from the general ed teacher's father. None of us have seen any other caterpillars. So it was p...
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Sunday, September 18, 2022

Monday Sparks: Breathing

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Reasons to Teach Kids Breathing Exercises Join Sparks _/\_/\_
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Awww Monday: Mr. Pigeon

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Mr. Pigeon before his rescue. In mid-August, my daughter Anna found an ill pigeon on one of her upper porches. She named him Mr. Pigeon. He ...
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Photo Sunday: Black

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Some animals with black in their common name: Black Arches - Hodges#10295 ( Melanchra assimilis ) Black and Yellow Mud Dauber ( Sceliphron c...
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Saturday, September 17, 2022

My Simple Photo a Day Project

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09.17.2022 Bread is my therapy While visiting blogs today, I ran across Soma , a graphic artist at Ink Torrents . On her sidebar I saw a lin...
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Friday, September 16, 2022

Saturday Critters: Chrysomelid beetle larva

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Case-bearing Beetle Larva This is a photo of an exciting find for my late husband and myself. It wasn’t just a lifer (bug hunters have lifer...
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Thursday, September 15, 2022

Review: Single with Cat

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Single with Cat by Rosa Silva My rating: 3 of 5 stars This is a very enjoyable book. It is a roma...
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Skywatch Friday: Mead Hill Cemetery

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Mead Hill Cemetery, Morgan, Vermont It was a beautiful, cold day on Thursday. All of the rain was swept away by these bright clouds that flo...
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Wednesday, September 14, 2022

Two Nicrophorus Beetle Species Plus . . .

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Roundneck Sexton Beetle ( Nicrophorus orbicollis ) Above is the roundneck sexton beetle that I photographed after capture (it was, of course...
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Andree
Orleans Village, Barton , Vermont, United States
“The Egyptian word for ‘cat’ is myw; when the missing vowels are inserted, this becomes meey’auw.” Eli Maor in Trigonometric Delights. Violets by Clarissa Munger Badger, a Connecticut botanical illustrator, 1806-1889.
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