Musings

Moss-world is flourishing these days, including on this aging wall of decaying concrete.

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One great blue heron, two mallards (left).

Two turtles, two fish.

Two-part building.

Old Fourth Ward Park includes a flood-water pond that retains water year-round, presently green with algae. These days, tall buildings mostly surround it.

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A lovely dawn-sky…

…heralded a sunny day.

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I managed to insert my walk between spates of rain. I’ve been seeing that the Magnolia liliiflora are blooming here and there. I finally spotted one I could approach with my camera (aka phone).

On the home front, the camellia decorations on the hood of the car continue…not so pretty when the blooms are freeze-fading, but still artful.

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I can tell the equinox is making its slow approach (by the changing time I have to step out for my sun’s-coming photos).

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Proof I can get mandarins in focus. Yup, we got another bag today.

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I stepped out for an early morning sky-shot and found con-trails, a rarity I think.

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We’ve been mandarin-ing here. Mighty tasty!

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This is a street light, not the moon, but I liked the visual drama. Speaking of drama (kinda), it’s already 10 Feb!

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We went out to do an errand and discovered that a squirrel had been feeding on the camellia bud hearts above the car. Is that the floral equivalent of maple sap-syrup?

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