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En garde!
1 year agoWhat a beauty!
1 year agoSo are we! She’s really completely healed at this point. Since this post she’s taken a 13 mile hike and a 40 mile bike ride.
1 year agoA bountiful and serendipitous day
1 year agoSo glad to see Rocky back in action
1 year agoI'm impressed that you could still lay your hands on those coupons six weeks later. So organized!
1 year agoAnd if you were still in Italia that's about how much it would be for a fresh one. :^)
1 year agoNice find! The colors make it blend in with plants so well...
1 year agoI think she missed a few, but it must be close because I came up with 91. And this is probably less than a fifth of the total, because presumably they’re clustered on the far side too. So, maybe 400-500? Sounds like a large gathering to me, but I haven’t found anything to indicate whether that’s unusually large.
I did find what a group of cormorants is called though. Multiple terms are used, but my favorite is a gulp. I’d guess that 400 of them constitutes a big gulp.
Really. It’s almost translucent, but for the spectacular coloring at either end.
1 year agoDodie did a really quick count and came out with an estimate of 85, could sometimes not tell the difference between a bird and a shadow. What would a really large group of Cormorants be called, one wonders?
1 year agoTruly weird and wonderful.
1 year agoToo complicated! The eyes thing is easier. I’ll never forget that.
1 year agoAspens are not really coastal trees, they seem to prefer the higher elevations. Their bark is cool, and can photosynthesize even during the winter, hence the greenish cast.
1 year ago
A+
1 year ago