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Taking photos of Caprock at Sunset
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Photography and the beauty of life all around us are my merged passions. If you see a photograph you like and would like a copy or have a special request, please feel free to contact me by phone,
(432) 664-5942
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(432) 664-5942
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Taking photos of Caprock at Sunset
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- Lighting
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- Jackrabbit
- Wildflowers
- Windmill
- Burrow Owl
- Bullock's Oriole
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- Wildflowers
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- Windmill
- Bullock's Oriole
- Woodpecker
- Lilly
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- Red Hot Poker
- Amaryllis
- Mabel
- Horses
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- Then the rain stopped
- Weather Pic on Lubbock Channel 11
- Windmill
- Coyote
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- Bullock's Oriole
- Hummingbird
- Windmills
- Lunch and then a little rest - Burrow Owl
- Three heads are better than one
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3 comments:
These have to be the cutest ever. I love these little owls. I remember when my husband, Cecil, caught about a dozen of them and put them in our barn to show the kids. He didn't tell them what was in the barn but when he threw open the door there they were 12 little heads bobbing and dodging. Of course he let them go the very same day and back then we didn't think of the stress he put upon them. Now we are more enlightened but still it is a funny story.
Hi, Donna - I checked in from Debie's blog. Love the picture, but I especially love your creative header! Nice work.
We have a couple of Owl's hanging out around our house lately. I will have to take some pics of them so you guys can tell me what kind they are.
Do owls stay as couples to protect their babies? I've just noticed that mine are always together.
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