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| The heron seemed to be hiding but allowed a photo. |
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| Geese family ... the little ones are new within a week or so. |
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| Rare to capture this much of the trail empty especially on such a beautiful morning for a walk around Green Lake. |
Monday, May 6, 2013
Monday at Green Lake
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sweet goslings!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute little fluff balls! My desire to see them reach adulthood is tempered by reality. But I can hope, right? :-)
ReplyDeleteHow lovely!
ReplyDeleteSeeing the goslings is always a treat. That trail looks very inviting,no wonder a lot of people use it.
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