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January 11, 2022

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Malcolm Furniss
This fellow showed up this morning, browsing on the apricot tree 15 feet from the sliding glass door to my deck. I spread to drape just enough to take the photo, unbeknown to him. Comes spring I will have a little less pruning to do!

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You are invited to contribute photographs to this community photo album. Your photo will appear here and also be eligible to run in the print edition of the Lewiston Tribune, on the back page of Wednesday’s Northwest section, or daily in the Moscow-Pullman Daily News as that newspaper’s Reader Photo of the Day.
Young Corbyn Tacke takes his Great-Grandpa Don Tacke, of Greencreek,ID ,on a tour of a wheat field during harvest on the Camas Prairie. Corbyn is the son of Clark and Sara Tacke also of Greencreek.

Young Corbyn Tacke takes his Great-Grandpa Don Tacke, of Greencreek,ID ,on a tour of a wheat field during harvest on the Camas Prairie. Corbyn is the son of Clark and Sara Tacke also of Greencreek.

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This beautiful spotted horse was seen out at Field Springs August 10, 2020. Mary Hayward of Clarkston captured the shot.

Colorful Horse

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A small group on Snow Geese gathered in the middle of the Snake River on the morning of March 12 around 8 in the morning. Taken by Bob Arleth along the Snake.

Snow Geese on the Snake

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Cute picture of bear and 9 weeks old sporting a new hair cut and playing in the back. Learning new tricks

Did you say treat?

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This fellow claimed my Moscow premises as his territory during the current mating season. Here he is outside the kitchen window this morning. My camera's focusing light caused this reaction.
A steelhead fisherman casts his fly on a pleasant October day in the Snake River canyon below the Grand Ronde. Photo taken on Oct. 13 by Malcolm Furniss of Moscow.
This plant, in early fall color, was found along the shoreline of the Snake river, west of Almota. Its palmate, deeply lobed leaves appear to be those of a bigleaf maple, Acer macrophyllum, native to west coast areas. It is used extensively as an ornamental and it likely developed from seed carried by river from Lewiston or vicinity. Many other exotic plants occur along the river in this area, brought there that way. Photo by Malcolm Furniss on September 30.
This plant, in early fall color, was found on the shoreline of the Snake river, west of Almota. Its palmate, deeply lobed leaves appear to be those of a bigleaf maple, Acer macrophyllum, native to west coast areas. It is used extensively as an ornamental and it likely developed from seed carried by river from Lewiston or vicinity. Many other exotic plants occur along the river in this area, brought there that way. Photo by Malcolm Furniss, September 30.
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