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That post has links to the individual stories and the poll where readers can click a box to indicate their appreciation for their favorite. And, after voting, readers can spread the news about the story to friends and family. Maybe.
So, birds . . .
The Robins fledged. I think two did so yesterday and one today. At least I’m hoping that’s the case, otherwise we already lost a couple.
That would be Mom (or Dad) keeping an eye on the tike . . .
. . . and still bring it food . . . or what passes for food in Robin-world,
Meanwhile, the tike opted to hop around the yard . . .
I took the opportunity to trim the bushes before they — the Robins — decided to start another brood.
And, as far as the bees . . . got me some more shots of solitary bees flying . . .
. . . and sitting . . .
As usual, the SmugMug Gallery is HERE <<<This is a link. And, as usual, click on any photo for a larger version.
That’s it. This post has ended . . . except for the stuff below.
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