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November 14, 2021

Dusty Dove imprint

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Karen Purtee
Taken on Oct. 3, 2021 after a dusty dove left an imprint of its visit on our picture window. The dove was fine and flew away. We were so glad to welcome the rain in the past week but haven't washed the ghostly print on our glass. Taken East of Moscow on Wallen Road by Karen Purtee.

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Quilt of Valor presentation in Troy, Idaho

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Migrating black-necked stilts flying over Mann Lake. Stilts have the second longest legs in proportion to body size of all birds, only flamingos are longer. Photo by Stan Gibbons on 4-24-2018.

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Taken from the Troy Highway on January 19, 2021 near Cornwall, Idaho. Tomer Butte with a solo tree is on the right with two trees showing off the setting sun. Photo by Karen Purtee, Moscow.
A spectacular halo around the morning sun in Moscow, Idaho. Taken from the U of I parking lot at 9 am by Karen Purtee of Moscow. The aura welcomed a beautiful day.
"Spring is officially here with glory of daffodils in my yard on a sunny afternoon!" rejoices Karen Purtee. She snapped this on Thursday, 7 April in her yard east of Moscow. The sun didn't last long but the daffodils will which her honey bees appreciate.
Burnt Ridge Cemetery shines with Christmas season wreaths and red bows its U. S. Veterans with Wreaths Across America Program wreaths for each veteran's gravesite. A simple ceremony with a small audience was held on Saturday, December 17th, under a clear sky. The Troy Historical Society sponsored the project for the seven rural cemeteries in the Troy Cemetery District.
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