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PHOTOPAGE 358 |
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Late
December 2007
This
period, also known as 'the holidays', passes quietly in
the park. While it may be Holiday Heaven elsewhere, here there
is no spillover - though maybe I'll see a few more bottles
floating down the river, some tinseled trees on their way to the
sea. :-)
358.11
Leaf Collage
358.12
Still Green
358.13 Beavered
Tree
From the
page before, I think the wind toppled the almost chewed through
tree.

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358.1 Song
Sparrow
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Left and right - Two
species of bird that live outside day and night but are not homeless
- hmm . . .an answer to a possible riddle. |
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358.2 Canada
Geese
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Two ice images on
the right show the effect of sun on dark tones, warming the leaf and
twigs enough to melt the ice. Why does light warm dark colors? The theory
is that light (as energy) is not reflected back into the atmosphere as it
is with lighter colors but retains the energy.
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358.3
Maple buds on ice |
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358.4
Maple in Ice
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358.5 The
Phantom
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Below,
another of my favorite Winter visuals - the upside and downside fallen
leaves of the White Oak.
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358.6 Treescape
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Far to the right
is a large lichen and some smaller ones. Lichens are combining organisms
that incorporate both fungi and plant in a partnership. Here's
more than you may wish to know about that. |
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358.7
Overlap
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358.8
Parmotrema
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358.9 Wild
Cucumber Husks
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<< Wild
Cucumber on the left - the remains after a Summer of climbing
and seed distributing |
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358.10 Puddle
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