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Walking With Eagles is a collection of original poems and photographs by Lindy Low Le Coq. A lifelong naturalist, amateur photographer and bird enthusiast, Lindy’s verse, composition and photographs open a window into the essence of her subjects. Her poems and photography reflect the rich natural wonders of the Pacific Northwest.
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Bald Eagles mature over the course of five years. Walking With Eagles invites the reader to take a poetic and visual tour of this odyssey.
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~ Tuesday Two by Two + WPC – Eye Spy 4 ~
Jello was pretty drugged up when this photo was taken, just six days after the accident that almost took her life. Even through the haze of pain medication she looks scared and sad.
Almost three months later, her confidence and joie de vivre are returning.
Life is good!
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~ Dove of Peace ~ Monochrome Monday + WPC – Eye Spy 3 ~
Mourning Doves return to my grounds yearly. This one perched in a tree nearby long enough for me to get some nice shots in the early spring sunlight.
Sending everyone peace — it starts in our hearts.
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~ Pink Flamingos ~ Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge: 2015 Week #49 ~
When I saw these pink flamingos perched in a neighbor’s yard, I had to pay attention.
Turns out to be for a worthy cause — Doernbecher Children’s Hospital — one of the nations best pediatric hospitals!
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~ The Lick of Love ~ Weekly Photo Challenge – Eye Spy 2 ~
Jello is one of the more photogenic dogs I’ve had the pleasure to have be part of my family.
She loves to sit on Creighton’s lap and, as you can see, he enjoys her attention too!
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From viticulture to vinification
As a former home wine maker, I found this post from drdblogs refreshing and fun. Thought my wine loving friends would enjoy it too!
Living close to not one, but at least four world class wine regions, we see the transition in the vines and their fruit throughout the year. Take a brief stroll through our- and a grape’s- year.
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~ Bird’s Eye View ~ Two Picidae Friday Flyers + WPC – Eye Spy 1 ~
Our suet feeders are visited regularly by Downy Woodpeckers and Northern Flickers.
Young, female Downy Woodpecker
Male Red-shafted Flicker
Male Red-shafted Flicker
It was a joy to watch adult Downy’s bring their fledglings to the feeder last spring. This year I have seen, though not photographed Yellow Shafted Flickers in the area. Beautiful big birds, Northern Flickers are very cautious and will fly off into the trees at even a small movement.
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~ Clouds – C B & W Anything That Flies Challenge + Transition -5 ~
High flying clouds like this are characteristic of Vancouver, Washington – USA. Situated on the Columbia River about 90 miles (145 k) from the Pacific Ocean, we experience changeable marine weather here. Sometimes it’s quite dramatic!
Clouds — what would our world be without them?
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~ Like Water ~ Like Ice ~ WPC – Transition #4 ~
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~ Tuesday Two by Two + WPC Transition 3 ~
When I first introduced Rudbeckia and Echinacea into the sunny front gardens my intent was twofold; to enjoy the plethora of lovely blossoms from summer to fall, and to provide food and habitat for migrating birds in fall and winter.
Happily, both purposes are being met!
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