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Owl is beautiful. Great words. Thank you.
True…love the owl and thank you so much for your comment on my blog..here is my answer..FeyGirl..I am happy to meet another like-thinker so I know I am not alone. Here in NY we got a ticket when some of the grass was over 6 inches as there is a law. That while people pump pesticides and herbicides into the waterways here.. I am trying to plant native and to remove non-native..thank you so much for your comment,,.. Michelle
What a beautiful owl. And wonderful words to go with it. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
aren’t they both so very lovely? had to share….
I love owls! In one of the parks where I walk Litchi, an owl has had her chicks and they are stunning. Never have a decent camera with me on the walks though, so nothing to show for it. Cell phone cameras just don’t do the job. Love the words.
Ooooh I can’t tell you how much I love love LOVE owls! Some of my favorites of all times. And so many times, so many… I’ve been on hikes with Great-Horned Owls flying right in front of me. No excuse for me! I had a huge camera around my neck! I was just awe-struck. 🙂
Aren’t those words just perfect? Had to re-blog.