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Our group at Thelma's park, 2-23-19
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No munchies!
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Orientation before walking
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Fog where snow held on a week ago
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Who are those people?
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Reflections
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Still some fall color
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Looking out over the former peat bog
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Looking uphill at the birders
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Fine veining catches the eye
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Evergreen ferns!
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Rainbows can be seen everywhere
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The dark canopy
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The people who do the real work at this city park, Sally & Connie.
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Immature Red-tailed Hawk hides from the crows
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At the water's elbow, ducks hide in the small amount of fresh water
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Yep, they're Mallards!
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The day brightens
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Hey guys, look at this!
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Male is not interested
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Hen mallards check out the hard water on the other side
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Hey, you can actually walk on water!
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Goofing off with girlfriends
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Can someone interpret this language?
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Connie clutches today's feather.
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The Gilmur girls, Laurie & Deanna, with the feather that Thelma floated down to us today