I am getting visitors sucking and chomping on all the food sources I have to offer.
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2 comments:
Are these pictures really from your yard? They look like they could be out of National Geographic!!
Thanks so much! I did want to be a photographer for National Geographic when I was little. I followed the swallowtail around for about ten minutes and took 17 pictures of him. I have gold finches, too; but I haven't had the chance to photograph them yet. Now, if only I could lure a hummingbird into my yard, I would die happy. And a frog, too. :)
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