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Our Liatris Spicata (Purple Spike) flowers grew next to the driveway.
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Toys were in a window over a clothing store on Upper Grant Avenue.
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More murals were painted on the front of a closed store on Powell Street.
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Many cars were parked in the Oregon Country Fair parking lot on dirt.
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Pond plants grew in the 2nd pond, dug beyond the wooden bridge.
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The sign for Safari Village was over the entrance. Posters advertised a camel ride and a chance to feed a giraffe.
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More buds were beginning to show in our Monster raised garden in the frontyard.
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A field in Golden Gate Park with a road beyond.
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At another time our blackberry bush was loaded with blooms.
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Duck weed grew in the 2nd pond, illuminated by the sun.
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A play area for children was available at Wildlife Safari.
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The children's play area, at Wildlife Safari, was located under sunlit trees.
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Brass symbols embedded in the road indicated this was a path for pedestrians and bicycles.
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A statue of a black bear was in Safari Village.
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Some ripe backberries were available on our backyard blackberry brush.
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Pink ribbon on metal posts divided one row of parking from another.
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Buds were beginning to show in our Monster raised garden in the frontyard.
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Murals were painted on the front of a closed store on Powell Street.
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(71 views) Bald Eagles are very numerous in Dutch Harbor, where they live year round. They are used to people and you see them perched on dumpsters and piers, looking for an easy meal.
Bald comes from the Old English "pie-bald", which means partially white.
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(70 views) This bird is resting on an urn placed next to a reflecting pool inside the Stuttgart Zoo. It isn't caged and flew in on its own. I witnessed many herons, storks and cormorants fly into various enclosures to take advantage of the plentiful food supply.
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(68 views) There were many of these toucans in the forest surrounding the volcano. They traveled in small flocks and were easily seen and heard.
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(68 views) Yesterday in Palo Alto was chilly and grey for the most part. Fortunately the sun came out once in a while and highlighted this wonderful little bird while it fed.
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(68 views) There were many male and female Goldeneyes out on the lake that day. This is a very handsome male. Goldeneyes are closely related to Buffleheads and are also found in Scotland and Great Britain.
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(67 views) Green herons are abundant in Costa Rica. We saw them on both coasts and in a preserve near the center of Costa Rica. It took me a while to remember their name however, because they are hardly green at all.
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