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DTinFla

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Posted: 06/06/05 07:30pm

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Wouldn't have to be specific to anything. What are your interests and hobbies that you have pictures of and are willing to share?

Here is my first of many if this takes off.

Sydnie's 4th camping trip this year at 13 months.

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Shields

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Posted: 06/06/05 08:28pm

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What a beautiful baby girl!! You can certainly tell by that smile that she is having a wonderful time.

Gs

PS-Don't have a picture to post now. Will look around some for one.

Corky (02/08/05-03/23/09) & Pepper

Lon Frank

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Some Rosy Spoonbills, roosting in the shadow of one of the old refineries down here on the gulf coast. Sometimes you have to look for the beauty among the beasts.

Lon & Kit

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Lon Frank

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Indigo buntings, male and female. After their migration from the Yucatan in early spring, many passerines often "fall out" exhausted into the taller trees along the beach line on the Texas coast. They are very tired and hungry. I took this photo with a hand-held camera and 6X tele. The area I live in is one of the premier birding sites in the world. Kit and I logged 35 species on one morning this April.

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and I thought they only had pink flamingos in Florida. [emoticon]

Dale

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Posted: 06/06/05 08:55pm

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This should be a fun thread! The pics so far are excellent--personally, I would love to see pictures of the people posting here, too.

Unfortunately, my computer skills are such that I would have to call in the experts to help me. (And you know who you are, Joe!) [emoticon]

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Lon Frank

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Be careful what you ask for!!!! (The good lookin' one is Kit, last week on his 28th birthday, with a Hulk greeting from an internet friend, and his favorite Hulk doll, of course!)

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Posted: 06/06/05 09:08pm

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Sunrise during the S. California brushfires last July. We were working at a Red Cross shelter at Neenach, CA, and Bud took this photo. One of the "perks" of the job!

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