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Dirt has been prepared into three parallel rows for the future planting of corn and tomatoes.
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Benny in conversation with another in Eugene, Oregon.
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The first snowdrop flowers bloomed under our backyard Tulip Tree.
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A "Black Lives Matter" sign was in a closed store window in San Francisco.
Bellow the "Black Lives Matter" was "For Black's Econimic Development."
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A heart, with the letters S and F, was set up at the foot of California Street at the Cable Car turn around. That heart was available for tourists to take photos of eachother.
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Signs marked the location of the new Santa Clara station for BART as part of its San Jose extension.
A tube is being dug beneath San Jose to extend the system to Santa Clara from Oakland.
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Eleanor sat in her home in Bay Point, Clifornia and looked to one side.
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A tree trunk grew from among bushes with flowers lining the sidewalk.
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The rosemary bush in our Monster raised garden bed, in the frontyard, grew wild.
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A light fog obscured distant trees in our neighborhood.
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Leaves covered part of the sidewalk and needed to be raked up.
After this photograph, the leaves were raked up and added to the leaf compost.
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The first of our yellow crocus flowers bloomed under our Tulip Tree in the backyard.
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The second of our yellow crocus flowers bloomed under our Tulip Tree in the backyard.
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Flowers that were purlple spikes (aka Liatris Spicata) grew next to our Monster raised garden in the front yard of Eugene, Oregon.
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Our leaf compost bin was getting filled with autumn leaves. It will cook during the summer and create
leaf compost.
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Overcast skies obscured distant trees and made the backyard appear cold.
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A very pregnant Harbor Seal looking quite pleased with herself.
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I know they are wild animals with big teeth and claws but jeez, don't they look cuddly?!
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I love the pattern of this seal's fur, but I would never entertain the idea of taking it away from her to use for myself.
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Harbor seals are close to the top of the cute list, right up there next to sea otters.
We saw close to eighty harbor seals that day, most of them lying on shore watching us watching them.
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I was able to get nice close-ups of the harbor seals because I used a telephoto lens. If the boat had come this close they would have been disturbed and swum away.
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It surprises me that a big bird like a Pelican can fly so effortlessly.
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The fisherman hadn't noticed that a pelican had just landed next to him on the pier.
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Bette Davis eyes? Bedroom eyes? Puppy dog eyes? They've got nothing on harbor seal eyes!
The little slit behind the eye is the ear which is an easy way to distinguish it from a sea lion with its little external ear.
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This was the second killdeer nest I'd found. The first one was on gravel and this one on flowerbed mulch. Both times the nests were easily overlooked and the eggs hard to spot.
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