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January 04, 2021

They Grow Large In Miss.

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While walking trough a bayou in Biloxi, Miss. I found this large grasshopper, called a Eastern Lubber Grasshopper that grows between 2 1/2 & 3 inches in length and are part an Alligator's diet. By Jerrt Cunnington 6/2012.

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We went to Wilson Banner Ranch and I loved the amount of green apples they had to offer. Taken October 20, 2018 by Mary Hayward of Clarkston.

Green Apples

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We love visiting Joseph, Oregon, and seeing all the artwork they proudly display for the lovers of art and culture. This sculpture of Chief Joseph is stunning to see and reminds of his importance and influence of a time not so long ago. Taken Sept. 6, 2018 by Mary Hayward of Clarkston.

Chief Joseph Statue

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Never underestimate the tenacity of a determined squirrel. No matter how many birds were at the feeder he was not going to let them deny him his turn at the bird feed. He was able to climb the steel rod of the shepherds hook our feeders hung from and then hang from the feeders to gorge himself with feed. The dove and the finch waited for their turn. Photographed by Jerry Cunnington 1/6/2022.

Feeder Thief

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