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The Eyes
Have It



White Goose, Washington Park, Springfield, IL.

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Woolly caterpillar at our house
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The extremely rare Star Wars Womp Rat with Offspring collectible figure, along with other Star Wars figures
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Up close and personal with a wasp of some sort...
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Butterfly and bee...both of them tiny...and I have no idea why they both chose to land on my fingertip at the same time...but clearly they were eyeing each other...
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Red-shouldered hawk. I believe he was looking at his reflection in my lens, as I was only about a foot away. At the Raptor Recovery Center in Orlando, Florida
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Damselfly, a relative of the dragonfly
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Canada geese that have probably never been to Canada...here on Washington Park Pond in Springfield, IL
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Porcupine at the Brownsville, TX, Zoo.
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I think it's a lizard, but it could be a snake. I only have this picture of it. It was at the Brownsville, TX, Zoo. I find his eye quite captivating
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Young bluejay on our feeder
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Head to head with an assassin fly. They're ugly (by human standards, of course) and efficient, and around our house they come to kill dragonflies, which one fly can apparently take out 20 to 30 in a matter of a day or so.
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  • Home
  • ABOUT
  • Photographs (and other memories)
    • Pix from my news hound days
    • Pictures of the 21st Century
    • Recent Photos
    • Open Wide!
    • Hello! The world looks back
    • The Eyes Have It
  • My Animism
    • Becoming an Animist >
      • Why become an Animist?
      • Weird People and Animism
      • Respect for Others
      • Humility
      • Relationships
      • Origin of the term
      • Beliefs and Practices
      • Logic and Animism
      • Technology, Art and Waste
      • Postscript: My Animism
    • The Great Story
  • Poems and Fiction
    • Poetry and Versifying >
      • A Group of Five
      • A Gaggle of Five
      • A Gang of Five
    • Stories >
      • Short Story: The Insult
      • Frank Mills
  • Essays and Nonfiction
    • Miscellaneous items
    • News Reporter items
    • Master's Program items
    • Doctoral Program items
  • Other Art
  • Origins
  • Paine's Modern Animism Blog
  • Contact and Comment