Some more engagement pictures of Sawyer and Samantha. On the railroad trestle in Fortine, MT…
Monthly Archives: May 2013
Fences…
A swallow on a fence post…
Getting a ride…
Cock-a-doodle-doo to you!
Beautiful blooms…
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After the Rains….
We had just a bit of a downpour her this evening…
We received just a bit over 2/10ths of an inch of rain in under an hour.
Gunnar was letting me know it was safe to go out now…
The birds even came out…
The sun lit up the trees…
and the lilacs too!
The raspberries…
more trees…
and chives…
and grasses…
Dandelions and Daisies too…
The sun kept dipping down lower…
Good night, all.
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Among the Dandelions…
Right now my kitchen garden is full of these…
You would have to look a bit harder to find these though…
Beautiful Columbine…
We are suppose to be having a long stretch of rain this week but I am hoping to get my fingers dirty and grass-stained soon!
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Just a Wee-bit Damp…
We are starting to get some sizable puddles after all of our precipitation…
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Big Sky…
Gone Weeding…
Absolutely Typical…
For a Montana spring day…
No worries though, it was all gone by early afternoon. Lambs were snuggling up, napping and just enjoying the sun…
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Blue Beauty…
Lazuli Bunting
Cool Facts via All About Birds
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Each male Lazuli Bunting two years of age and older sings only one song, composed of a series of different syllables, and unique to that individual. Yearling males generally arrive on the breeding grounds without a song of their own. Shortly after arriving, a young male develops its own song, which can be a novel rearrangement of syllables, combinations of song fragments of several males, or a copy of the song of one particular older male.
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Song copying by young male Lazuli Buntings can produce song neighborhoods, in which songs of neighboring males are similar.
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Happy 3rd Birthday, Miss Emmalynn…
How do 3 years pass so quickly?
Brand New!
Emma’s smiling!
~*~Emmalynn~*~
Emma
Awake…
All snuggled up
- Snuggled Up…
Tiny Toes…
My first look…
Love you so much little girl!
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