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Primrose in the rain

March 29, 2018

Flora

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Sunday Morning in the Park
Reasons to Scoop Poop: No 1

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Robins sing all year but their winter song is more melancholy and broken into shorter phrases than the song they sing in the spring.

Kestrel Field at dawn by DKG

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Mists and mellow fruitfulness

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