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August 30, 2015

Building a Summer Home

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On June 28 this robin found herself an ample supply of dry grass in my yard.  Photo by Stan Gibbons of Lewiston.

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While visiting the Bethany Memorial Chapel North of Kendrick I noticed these butter cup that were greeting the beautiful of March 23, 2021. Photo By Jerry Cunnington.

Signs of Spring

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Amy Bartlett took the picture of her daughter Eva and Charlie on July 24th 2013. Eva is the grandaughter of Dave and Pam Herzog of Craigmont, Id

Amy Bartlett took the picture of her daughter Eva and Charlie on July 24th 2013. Eva is the grandaughter of Dave and Pam Herzog of Craigmont, Id

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Dandelion fluff in the spring of 2015. Photo taken and submitted by Shayla McCollum of Weippe.

Make A Wish

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This photo of the Newport Harbor in Oregon was taken by Leif Hoffmann (Clarkston, WA) on Thanksgiving Day (Nov. 22, 2018) when traveling with family to visit friends in the area for the holiday.

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An osprey takes its lunch from the waters of Mann Lake on 8-11-2017. Photo by Stan Gibbons.
The canoe wave sculptures' reflected image in a levee pond has been turned upside down to make the reflection appear to be the sculpture. Photo by Stan Gibbons on 10-26-2017.
This deer may think she's hidden but it's hard to hide behind a Charlie Brown Christmas Tree. Photo by Stan Gibbons on Nov. 12, 2015 near Troy, Oregon.
A small herd of elk resting just off the road in northeast Oregon. A magpie can be seen perched on top of the cow's head. Elk will sometimes tolerate magpies as they will remove pests from the elk's fur. Photo by Stan Gibbons on 3-11-19.
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