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- repotting the dombeya was a good idea; it's covere...
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- maybe i need to get little bird shovels?
- WINTER RED
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- witch hazel diana burns red under the copious snow...
- i can't resist this little guy - he's like my frie...
- the tufted tit mouse is turning into a ham!
- witch hazel "diana" glowing in the afternoon ligh...
- i was surprised this morning to see two tufted tit...
- 3 MONTHS FROM NOW
- female cardinal on a sunny day last weekastilbe se...
- hammamelis diana against a cold, blue skymaybe you...
- I"m just an ordinary sparrow, but how cute am I?th...
- today, i heard the the female cardinal before i sa...
- i brought in some branches of witch hazel "Diana" ...
- the mallards are enjoying the ice-free pond mallar...
- Luna's Adventure, more
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- Luna's Adventure
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- european starlings with non-breeding plumage confr...
- outside it is lightly snowing inside, the s. afric...
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