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February 24, 2023

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Karen Purtee
Spring is here! The Redwing blackbirds have returned to our bird feeder so Spring is not far behind on Moscow Mountain. This view looks eastward toward Troy from our home on Moscow Mountain. After last week's cold temperatures, the birds and their unmistakable calls, are welcomed. Taken on Friday, February 24, 2023.

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Tomer Butte is silhouetted in the setting sun on Tuesday, January 19, 2021. The picture was taken by Karen Purtee, of Moscow, from the Troy Highway 8 near Cornwall, Idaho.
Sunset shines on West Twin Peak of Moscow Mountain on December 22, 2020. It was so cold that day that all of the towers are flocked and shining bright with ice. Normally the towers can not be clearly viewed by the naked eye but on this day they stood out. Photo by Karen Purtee, taken East of Moscow.
"This bright blue male Lazuli Bunting visited my yard on the morning of May 25, 2021. He is advertising for a mate and is not uncommon on Moscow Mountain at this time of year." Picture by Karen Purtee, Moscow, Idaho The Lazuli Bunting is featured on the cover of David Allen Sibley's book: Sibley Field Guide to Birds of Western North America.
A patch of bachelor buttons are framed against Idaho's state flower, the syringa, near Moscow Mountain last week (the 7th of July). Flowers will be short living with the summer heat this year.
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