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Believe me, I do not go out of my way to photograph insects. It’s just that they sometimes tend to hold still for me like this moth on the kitchen window. It did eventually make its way out the window.

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bee in the purple thistle by the Mystic River

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by the Mystic River, a tree with branches full of apples but with few leaves

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OakTreeSquirrel

By the time I recently made it home from a trek along the Mystic River, I was tired but I hate to take midday naps, and so I stood with bleary eyes at a window just staring into the branches of the magnificent oak tree. I once found a raccoon asleep in that tree, and what do you know, on that particular day, what do I see but the bright eyes of a young squirrel looking back at me.

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Separated by a pane of glass and at least several feet of air, he knew he was in no danger from me. We just eyed each other for a bit, and then he decided enough was enough, and just curled right up and went to sleep.

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I watched his tail sway in the afternoon breeze and suddenly decided maybe I’d take just a little nap myself. 🙂

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A bird by the Mystic. If you know the species, please share. 🙂

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… birds were present as well as the bees. This is the only young one who would sit still for me. I think he’s still testing his wings.

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… away from an office party and this is what I saw in a little field in Woburn, the seasons in transition.

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