04/05

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It’s official. Summer can’t be far behind! These first days of warm breezes wafting the delicate perfumes of new growth have me dizzy with anticipation. What better symbols of this heady time than butterflies, flowers and a baby bird. Five new images for April and May combined.



“What Now?” I found this baby bird a-tremblin’, clinging to this fallen branch after his first (apparently) attempt at flight.



	“Bromeliad” Bromeliads grow in a rosette with stiff blade-like leaves. This forms an inner “cup” that catches and stores rainwater.

“Red Spotted Purple”


		“Tiger Swallowtail”


	“Yellow Coneflowers”

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