
combine
massive, green
devouring, chomping, spewing
ezekiel’s vision of god
harvester
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–photos by me
combine
massive, green
devouring, chomping, spewing
ezekiel’s vision of god
harvester
___________________
–photos by me
beaver
buck-toothed, web-footed
gnawing, slapping, constructing
a dammed river dweller
rodent
–photos by me
beaver
buck-toothed, web-footed
gnawing, slapping, constructing
a dammed river dweller
rodent
–photos by me
snake
sinuous, sinister
slithering, striking,smiling
such slinky striped skin
serpent
–photo by me
hoarfrost
fine, feathery
condensing, crystallizing, coating
icing on the cake
rime
–photos by me
rain
steady, all-nighter
drizzling, drenching, reflecting
makes me feel sad
tears
–photo by me
crane
tall, red-crowned
calling, dancing, bowing
legs like broken sticks
sandhill
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At first, I thought these were a couple of young deer behind the trees, as we don’t get many cranes in the wooded portion of the state. They are a very old bird, and have a peculiar walk. They remind me of some kind of dinosaur. With their sandy brown backs, it’s easy to see why they’re called sandhills.
–photos by me
llama
social, curious
grazing, spitting, playing
may save us all
camelid
Imagine my surprise when I ran into this woolly gal out in the woods! She had escaped from a nearby farm, but she happily followed me to it. The farmer told me that they used to have two more, but one wandered off and the other was killed by a bear.
Llamas, with their unique kind of blood, have recently shown an exciting potential for a coronavirus treatment. Go llamas!
–Photos by me
eagle
majestic, fearless
soaring, screeching, diving
not afraid of wolves
erne
–photos from trail cam
train
massive, metal
rumbling, chugging, tooting
shipments always on track
choo-choo
–photo by me