I’ve started a Flickr account. I just uploaded a few garden photos I took this morning. There are a few older shots there as well.

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   Jane Thomas 2005 06 26 at 2:48:20 am

   Thanks for the photographs.  I wonder what kind of snake it was in the photo you recently used on the left side of your blog.  If it was a rattler, what kind?  I grew up at the edge of a swamp in Michigan where massasauga rattlesnakes thrived.  We made the foolish error of building a sand causeway between our cottage and the lake, a perfect basking place for the snakes.  Your photographs of the jackalope made me laugh.  Thirty-five years ago, around the biology building at the University of Minnesota, rabbits that really did have horns growing on their heads between their ears were a common curiosity.  These growths were some sort of fungus, but they looked like small antlers.  Thanks for your site.  It’s a regular pleasure to me.  Jane

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   Hank Fox 2005 06 26 at 3:12:15 am

   Zeke is never really “smiling” in any of your photos. Does he not like Dad aiming things like cameras at him?

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   Chris Clarke 2005 06 26 at 12:41:11 pm

   Interesting observation. I think he’s just old and cranky. I uploaded a shot from when he was a mere pup.

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   Idyllopus 2005 06 26 at 4:54:14 pm

   Nice pics.  Blogs that revel in plant life, where people can identify anything more than a dandelion amaze me.  I’ve always been envious of such knowledge and when I’m with someone I’ll ask about what’s this or that but I seem incapable of being able to learn from what I observe or what others tell me.  Like a person who is unable to identify faces.  I could sit down in a batch of poison ivy and have no clue.

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   Chris Clarke 2005 06 26 at 6:50:32 pm

   Oh, and Jane… that was a gopher snake found dead on the road at Point Reyes Station when I was on my retreat at the Mesa Refuge.