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Feeling blessed.
Picked fresh from friends gardens and given to us. We'd already cooked and eaten some when I thought to take a photo.

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Kinkaku-ji , Kyoto, Japan. A Zen-Buddhist temple set in the middle of a small lake in ornamental gardens. Apart from the monks...
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Out walking one day and came across Islington, one of the original big homes on the Taieri. A hedge is a fence, yes, no? ...
lovely post
ReplyDeleteI expected them to be bigger with longer beaks
ReplyDeleteDi. xx AKA Trubes.
Hi Trubes, the oyster catcher slightly bigger than a gull but slimmer, with quite a long red beak. The photo doesn't do them justice.
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We see these birds in both on the Gulf Coast in Florida and here on the Pacific Coast too. And now I see they hang out on the other side of the world too, not just on both sides of the USA! That's fun to know. (And I guess your ocean is the same one as mine here in Oregon!).
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