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Basking in the sun!
This photo has beautiful composition, as do many of your photos. I like your blog name as well. I too, am a magnolia.. .still rooted. I love where I live, but long to at least travel your direction one day. Keep up the great blog.
Thank you Lisa, you are very kind! Nice to meet another magnolia.
Would love to see a photo of a meadowlark. I really miss their melodic chirping…we don’t have them here where I live in CA.
Patrick says this is a Night Hawk. I’ll have to look him up.
Awe Suzy, I LOVE the Meadowlark! I posted about them here: http://leahyetter.wordpress.com/2012/04/04/songbirds/
Thanks, Leah…just wish I could hear their song as well! Obviously homesick for Wyoming
So simple…yet so elegant!