Wednesday, January 6, 2010
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My Great-Great Grandmother, Mary Emily Wood Moody
She was a quilter, too!!
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About Me
- KaHolly
- "Each of us harbors a homeland, a landscape we naturally comprehend. By understanding the dependability of place, we can anchor ourselves as trees. Terry Tempest Williams/An Unspoken Hunger
My Quilty Blog List
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Spring life and shows5 years ago
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NEW! Crossed Feathers3 years ago
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Remember Me??3 months ago
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Farewell..............6 years ago
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Ok I Have an Oops20 hours ago
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Using Up Bits And Pieces.1 week ago
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November happenings7 hours ago
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8 comments:
That is awesome. I would love just see one in the wild let alone take a picture of it.
Nice! I can't wait to get an owl capture!
Craig
Wow! Great pic of the owl...Do you have a good zoom?
DFP, I get a real adrenaline rush when I see one!
Craig, I had another great opportunity the other week! Both the male AND the female!
Robyn, Photo credit goes to my little sister. We each use a Canon S5IS, and the zoom isn't too shabby. This little guy wasn't too far away, however, just sitting there sunning himself and oblivious to our presence.
Nice to have you back blogging... though i hardly get on anymore and actually try to stay off the computer for the time it robs from other more important things... but checking in every now and then with you is important to me and I am always blessed to view your photos... and see the world you capture on film...awesome!!!!
Hugs,
P
That is a very handsome owl!
I LOVE Barred Owls. I hear them often in our woods, but don't see them too much.
A very stately gentleman, or lady! I love your photos.
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