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- Two Cranes, Modern and Antique
- Gyros and Droids
- Red Flower and Succulent Plant
- Bleeding Hearts and Hosta Leaf
- Native Prairie and Prairie Bones
- Painting Mr. Sanford
- Fence and Old Iron
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- Posted Signs
- Court Room and Stained Glass
- Bird Form and Curb
- Ally and Hallway
- Grain Bins and Tanks
- Spirals
- Hook and Traffic
- Area Extreme and A Moment
- Paper Cranes
- Large Dairy Cow
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- Crane Controls and Tracks
- Crane or Dragline
- Barber's Inn and Back Door
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- April Trio
- Swine Ventilation Training
- Undetermined Impact
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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
We lived in a 2nd-floor condo in south Florida...right outside one window was a tall palm tree. The redheaded woodpeckers loved it. We'd hear "rat-a-tat-tat" all day long. Yikes!
ReplyDeleteSo far as turkeys go, I'm familiar with them. Worked with and for a few over the years!
Lowell, it's hard to fly like an eagle when you work with turkeys.
DeleteI like to watch woodpeckers for some reason. I've had lots around my backyard.
ReplyDeleteI sure enjoyed all the great rodeo photos.
Looks like my backyard. I think that's a red-bellied woodpecker, but I could be wrong. They frequent my feeders as well. I know their bellies aren't red. I haven't been lucky enough to capture an image of one yet.
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