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Trumpeter Swans
The trumpeter swans have moved from the marsh over to the USDA pond, which doesn't have near enough water.
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Bjorkboda Marsh - 080912
The marsh is now dried up, the grass has greened up after this past weeks rains, am hoping the birds return and soon.
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Egret
This one was acting pretty confused, hanging out in the middle of the road for several minutes before finally flying off.
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Wind Damage at the Marsh
Lots of trees down at the marsh, we had some storms rip through here last week with high winds. One of the younger trees also came down in the wind storm.
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The Marsh is Green!
Well after it dried up it rained, but not enough to fill the marsh again, now it's filled with vegetation most of it appears to be fox tail.Bjorkboda marsh all greened up, can't wait for the rains to...
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Article 11
A herd of wild corn bails wander a field in Story County, Iowa. Approach with caution, they can be quite dangerous when spooked, rolling here and there with no particular destination in mind!
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Just over the Horizon
Is a John Deere Combine! I love the lines left behind after the crops have been harvested.
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Oak
The oaks are turning color slower than normal this year, drought related I'm sure, but finally they are turning!
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Inspiration
Am looking forward to spring this year!Taken north of Ames, sometime early summer 2009.
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Summer Legend by Françoise Hartmann, National Film Board of CanadaSummer Legend Françoise Hartmann 1986 This animated short retells the Mi’gmaq legend of the great spirit Glooscap, who in the cold...
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Combining archival photos with new and found footage, Red Ochre is a personal, impressionistic rendering of what it's like growing up Mi'kmaq in Newfoundland, while living in a culture of denial.
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