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Photo of the Week – October 12, 2012
It’s been a windy week, but there was a lull for a few hours yesterday morning. I took advantage of some early morning light and took my camera for a walk in a local prairie. There was a lot of red and gold … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, brickellia, close-up photo, false boneset, fluffy seeds, grassland, kuhnia, macrophotography, photography, prairie, seed
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Photo of the Week – May 11, 2012
Can you tell what this is? Need a hint? I photographed it last week in a recently-burned sand prairie along the Platte River in Nebraska. Think you know? Read on to find out.
