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A collection of notes and photos - most of them taken at our home on Lake Gaston, North Carolina. Pets & wildlife are my favorite photo subjects. Visit my Lakeview Aviary website for info and more photos about my indoor finch aviary.
About Me
My favorite blogs:
- 10,000 Birds
- A DC Birding Blog
- Beginning to Bird
- Bill of the Birds
- BirdChick
- Blue Lizard Birding Blog
- Born Again Bird Watcher
- Hasty Brook
- Jeff Gyr's Birding Blog
- Journey Through Grace
- Julie Zickefoose
- Laura's Birding Blog
- Leica
- Mary's View
- Somewhere in NJ
- Stokes Birding Blog
- Susan Gets Native
- The Hawk Owl's Nest
- Wildbird on the Fly
Blog Archive
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2006
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June
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- Better than a Roomba
- The allure of Lake Gaston
- Fungi
- Calcium for the lactose intolerant
- Titmouse dinner
- The literate squirrel
- A sense of style
- Stranger Danger
- More gouldian finches
- Oreo cows
- Harmony
- Gouldian finch babies
- Just hanging around...
- Where have all the bluebirds gone?
- Squirrel update
- Gouldian finch breakfast
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June
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4 comments:
These are lovely photos Susan! Do you know what they are? Thought you might be interested in my blog. I'm eeking out my photos very slowly so as to create a bit of anticipation. I'm going to link your site to mine cos my viewers might like these specially. Take a visit. When someone identifies my beauties I will post more info as to where I took the shots.
I keep coming back to look at these pretty pics.
Do you know what any of them are?
No, I'm sorry I don't know what any of them are - one of these days I'll do a little research. In college a long time ago, I took an intensive field biology course and I think I learned every plant and fungus that grew in the Adirondack mountains (upstate NY). Of course I remember none of it now, and I suspect the mushrooms of NC differ a lot from mushrooms of upstate NY anyway.
We get these funny white mushrooms that grow when the weather is very wet, but nothing so pretty as these!
There's also the yucky fungi that grow on the mulch on the garden beds - gross!
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