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Thanks for your photos you posted!

Czevski said:
Assorted photos from my recent walks.



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Thanks for those photos, Czcv


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Thanks Czevski, for your photos! It was so nice to see a chipmunk again, as well as a frog on the road that wasn't squashed, the turtle and mushrooms! All beautiful. I especially liked the chipmunk! It has been so long since I have seen one...years! Thanks again! :-) squib
 
squib said:
Thanks Czevski, for your photos! It was so nice to see a chipmunk again, as well as a frog on the road that wasn't squashed, the turtle and mushrooms! All beautiful. I especially liked the chipmunk! It has been so long since I have seen one...years! Thanks again! :-) squib
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I agree, I haven't seen a chipmunk in a long, long time and even then I've only seen them in cages. The move so fast that I think this may be the first time that I've seen one that wasn't just a blur!

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Found on Twisted Sister - no artist mentioned. I couldn't find out who took the photo but found it fascinating!
 
Here's the sun shining through a thin spot in the heavy overcast. What's unusual is that it's over an hour after sunrise and the Sun is about 30° above the horizon. It's not usual for the Sun to appear so red this long after sunrise.

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scifan57 said:
Here's the sun shining through a thin spot in the heavy overcast. What's unusual is that it's over an hour after sunrise and the Sun is about 30° above the horizon. It's not usual for the Sun to appear so red this long after sunrise.

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Perhaps the clouds are creating this phenomenon?
 
Gabriel1 said:
I agree, I haven't seen a chipmunk in a long, long time and even then I've only seen them in cages. The move so fast that I think this may be the first time that I've seen one that wasn't just a blur!

The Archangel
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We have lots of chipmunks and squirrels here. The chipmunks are fearless and often pose for me until I get really close - then they are that blur! The squirrels and chipmunks don't get along and the chipmunks usually run just far enough away to sneak back when the squirrel stops watching.
 
Czevski said:
We have lots of chipmunks and squirrels here. The chipmunks are fearless and often pose for me until I get really close - then they are that blur! The squirrels and chipmunks don't get along and the chipmunks usually run just far enough away to sneak back when the squirrel stops watching.
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We have squirrels which are generally pretty wild and will run if disturbed but in the royal parks in London they are so used to humans that they are fearless. I used to take my kids to St James park and if you put peanuts in your pocket the squirrels will run up your leg and dive in your pocket to take them!

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scifan57 said:
Here's the sun shining through a thin spot in the heavy overcast. What's unusual is that it's over an hour after sunrise and the Sun is about 30° above the horizon. It's not usual for the Sun to appear so red this long after sunrise.

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You have the most beautiful sunsets and rises of ANY place I have ever see,!! THANKS for posting them Scifan! :-)

As for the squirrels , enjoy them while you can, even though they are pesky they sure could make me laugh! KEEP FEEDING THE CHIPMUNKS!!! Please. :-)
 
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Susan & I went to a special exhibit at Reynolda House in our town which had a special exhibit on American 'Still Life' artwork over the last three centuries and then attended a concert there of classical works (both instrumental and voice) related to plants, flowers, etc. - the art used for the exhibit poster is a painting by William Harnett (1848-1892) (click to enlarge) - his art was really photo-realistic - this is a painting and you feel like picking up the objects from its surface - quite remarkable artist - :)


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giradman said:
Susan & I went to a special exhibit at Reynolda House in our town which had a special exhibit on American 'Still Life' artwork over the last three centuries and then attended a concert there of classical works (both instrumental and voice) related to plants, flowers, etc. - the art used for the exhibit poster is a painting by William Harnett (1848-1892) (click to enlarge) - his art was really photo-realistic - this is a painting and you feel like picking up the objects from its surface - quite remarkable artist - :)

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That is a great 'Still Life' artwork.

I feel like rearranging those books! ;)
 
giradman said:
Susan & I went to a special exhibit at Reynolda House in our town which had a special exhibit on American 'Still Life' artwork over the last three centuries and then attended a concert there of classical works (both instrumental and voice) related to plants, flowers, etc. - the art used for the exhibit poster is a painting by William Harnett (1848-1892) (click to enlarge) - his art was really photo-realistic - this is a painting and you feel like picking up the objects from its surface - quite remarkable artist - :)

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Thank you for posting this Dave.

It's a superb painting. Also, Reynolda House is my sort of place for the contents and its architecture.

Cheers

Richard

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