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Old 07-24-2010, 10:17 PM   #51
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A few visitors to my garden, and a greedy ungulate at a Texas wildlife park. I don't remember which critter the mammal was, some kind of eland I think, but I included it for comic relief.

The others are a male Eastern tiger swallowtail on echinacea, and a spicebush swallowtail and a Horace's duskywing on lantana. I know lantana is not politically correct because it is non-native, but I planted it before I got on my native kick and every afternoon it is covered in butterflies so I'm keeping it.
Great shots, turttle. I've never even heard of an eland.
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Great photo! I love my birdseed thieves, too. These guys were on my deck feeder last night. I'm apparently the night care center - mom dropped them off for several hours then came back for them.
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Great photo! I love my birdseed thieves, too. These guys were on my deck feeder last night. I'm apparently the night care center - mom dropped them off for several hours then came back for them.

Great shot...and quite an honor to be trusted. =)
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Beautiful butterfly & plant photos turttle! That swallowtail butterfly is sooooooo very pretty.

I also enjoyed your "snack attack" photo!
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Very funny photo of your racoon youngin's!

I have birdseed thieves too....
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Baby raccoons sure are cute!
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Old 07-26-2010, 09:38 AM   #60
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