It takes seven years before the tiny Trout Lily blooms.
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Tree Swallow
Rose-breasted Grosbeak
Green Frog
BlueBird
Wood Ducks
American Toad
Turkey Vulture
Red Tail Hawks
Bald Eagle
Chickadee
Hairy Woodpecker-female
Hairy Woodpecker-male
Northern Cardinal male
Northern Cardinal female
White Throated Sparrow
Nuthatch
Crow
Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
Red Bellied Woodpecker
Beaver
Tufted Titmouse
Pileated Woodpecker Male
Pileated Woodpecker Female
Morning Dove
Red Squirrel
Grey Squirrel
Spotted Salamander
Otter
White Tail Deer
White Tail Family
White Tail Fawn
Grey Tree Frog
Mallards
BlueJay
Norman
Kopper With The Late Cracker
The Late Charlie
Callie
Zoe
Keek
Scruffie
Bo & Bubba
Willie
Dante
Bob
Hope
Wilbur
Venture- Canada Goose
Swamp
Spike
Toulouse Geese
White Embden Goose
More Guineas
Guineas
Ethel
Lucy The Leopard Gecko
Ricky
Leo
Grissom
Sky & Cloud
Monkeys
Migo- African Grey
Katanga- Blue Fronted Amazon
Herbie
Our Herd Of Dinosaurs
Monica
Simon
Custard The Tortoise
The Dude
Pudding
Mr Doodles
Good Stuff
Oct 2005 Flood Damage
Before - Kitchen
After - Kitchen
Before - Dinning Room
After - Dinning Room
Cider Mill Rd
I Think This Person Lost His Job!!!
Eagleville Dam
Normal Day
Oct 2005 Day of the flood. ( I found this pic online)
Our Road DEC 08
A couple times a year this may happen.We use a canoe to get to and from the house.
All Nighter
1 comment:
I never knew that it took so long to bloom. I had them in our woods in New Hampshire. They grew wild with so many other things. It is amazing how one takes for granted the small things. Thanks for the knowledge you impart. Love, Mom
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