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February 27, 2024

snow prints

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Karen Purtee
Tuesday morning outside our door we were presented with an intriguing riddle: which prints came first? The cat paws or the bird footprints? No matter the answer, the design is enchanting. We live at the 3,000' level on Moscow Mountain and we own the cats.

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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.
Baby robins and one unhatched egg in their nest. Taken April 2015 in Clarkston. Photographer Mary Hayward of Clarkston.

Baby robins and unhatched egg in nest

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4/10/2016. Coeur D' Alene Resort Coeur D' Alene Idaho. Scott Brice 38 Hayden Idaho.

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Stan Gibbons spotted these elk who had found a shady respite from a hot July sun at the edge of the Blue Mountains in Asotin County. Some are hard to see but there are at least six elk in the photo. Date: 7/12/2023.

Elky summer

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These pelicans were spotted on Evans Pond looking for food. Taken May 25, 2017 by Mary Hayward of Clarkston.

Pelican plunge

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The cold crisp fields above Juliaetta create a design pattern reminding one of cordoroy. Photo taken by Karen Purtee on a sunny and cold December 23, 2020. The view is to the West from McGary Grade Road.
Our flower bed surprised us with a mushroom with threatening expression. The mushroom had on its Halloween mask so we "re-treated" rather than tricked it. Taken by David Purtee at home on Brood Road, east of Moscow, Idaho, on October 21, 2020.
Members of Troy Historical Society are preparing to decorate veterans’ graves in the seven Troy (Idaho) area cemeteries with wreaths as part of the Wreathes Across America Program. The program has been headed by Janet O’Conner and Charlene Purtee, Lt. Col. USAF retired, whose garage was filled with the boxes as they were delivered from the National Program. Other members of the Troy Historical Society promoted the program by soliciting sponsors for each of the veterans. There are a combined 230 veterans among the seven cemeteries in the Troy Cemetery District. The program has been headed by Janet O’Conner and Charlene Purtee, Lt. Col. USAF retired, whose garage was filled with the boxes as they were delivered from the National Program. Other members of the Troy Historical Society promoted the program by soliciting sponsors for each of the veterans. There are a combined 230 veterans among the seven cemeteries in the Troy Cemetery District.
Golden leaves are welcoming fall while a neighboring tree clings to its bright green to in hopes of putting off the change of the seasons. Photo taken by Karen Purtee on Oct. 6th, 2020 in a church yard in East Moscow.
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