Recent Photos
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As we were unable to go anywhere interesting this fall and winter, I had to be content with finding photos in our neighborhood.  We are not in the tropics, alas!  Here are the results of some of my forays into the neighborhood. And sometimes a bit farther.

I was fortunate to catch (on film!) a red-tailed hawk flying with a freshly caught squirrel.

Wood ducks are incredibly beautiful. He looks more like a painted decoy than a living bird.

These deer live on the grounds of NIH (the National Institutes of Health) but roam free in the neighborhood.

They often visit our yard.

We have domestic animals, too!

Multitasking

​Bethesda, Maryland, is not Wyoming, but we do have dramatic skies!

Eastern Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly visiting our neighborhood

Glen Echo Park, formerly an amusement park, is now an arts and cultural center administered by the National Park Service. Glen Echo Park offers a variety of courses in the arts -- painting, pottery making, glass making, chorale groups, children's ballet classes, and more.  It is known for its antique carousel.
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