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Two In One
In between rounds of glorious rain and some hail yesterday, I was on the deck hoping to catch a hummingbird. I noticed these two squirrels at the bottom of the bird feeder. They were feeding on sunflowers knocked out by the birds. The shadow on the left is from a deck post and the ones on the right are leaves from a rose bush. I could just fit the squirrels in the frame.
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Rainbow Arch
A single arch from the concrete arch bridge (I call it the Rainbow
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Pretty Blues
I can't resist the lovely colors of my blue plumbago.
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Red Poppy
Wildflowers have been sown underneath the arch bridge at
Cotter to naturalize the sloping embankment. Poppies are but one of the blooms. -
Rainbow Bridge
The Rainbow Bridge in Cotter was built in 1930 and in recent years underwent restoration. It is a real beauty.
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Do They Meet?
The two bridges at Cotter from the scenic overlook on Highway 62 appear to intersect at some point, but they do not.
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Good Morning Blues
The tiny blooms of a blue plumbago are almost as good as a cup of coffee first thing in the morning just after watering my plants.
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Anthurium
I bought this plant at Wal-Mart last Friday at Mountain Home. I am sure they were ordered for Mother's Day. They are also known as Flamingo Flower.
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Luscious Water
After watering my split leaf philodendron this Mother's Day, the morning sunlight on the leaf and water droplets was just beautiful.
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Missouri Primrose
Several wildflower varieties are blooming under the Rainbow bridge at Cotter including Missouri Primrose.
5/31
7 days left to shape the In Bloom challenge
7/31
2 months left to shape the Get Out in the Ozarks challenge
