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  1. Marilynne

    Post your fight pictures

    and then one fly away
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    Post your fight pictures

    A couple of minutes they started up again.
  3. Marilynne

    Post your fight pictures

    and than it was over, or was it?
  4. Marilynne

    Post your fight pictures

    Don't know what they were fighting about!
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    Marilynne's Wetlands and Other Stuff - 2026

    Been seeing lots of night herons This one coughed something up, but it happened as I put my camera down!
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    Marilynne's Wetlands and Other Stuff - 2026

    Last Monday at Wako
  7. Marilynne

    Woody's Hermosa Luz 2026

    The b/w is easier on my eyes.
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    Lunar Eclipse March 3 2026

    Thanks Bill!
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    Lunar Eclipse March 3 2026

    There was a about 15 minutes of cloud cover and I almost gave up. Glad I stuck it out.
  10. Marilynne

    Post your flag shots

    My neighbor's house while I was waiting for the total lunar eclipse.
  11. Marilynne

    New Member from united staters, Love Photography & Retro Tech

    Welcome! What Nikon camera(s) do you use? Please feel free to start your own thread here - https://nikonites.com/forum/forums/project-365-daily-photos.55/post-thread
  12. Marilynne

    Lunar Eclipse March 3 2026

    Got the wires in this shot Walked down the street where there were no wires
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    Lunar Eclipse March 3 2026

    Here's some of mine
  14. Marilynne

    Post your favorite February 2026 shot

    Full time move or a snowbird? Good luck on the condo!
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    Post your favorite February 2026 shot

    On vacation? Did you to our old stomping ground - Circle Bar B Ranch or get over to the Orlando Wetlands? Some of my photography friends got shots of the Roseate Spoonbill babies at the Orlando Wetlands.
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    Lunar Eclipse March 3 2026

    Key times in Palm Beach County Key Eclipse Times in Florida (Eastern Standard Time) Penumbral eclipse begins: 3:44 a.m. Partial eclipse begins: 4:50 a.m. Totality begins (Moon turns deep red): 6:04 a.m. Maximum eclipse: Around 6:30–6:33 a.m. depending on location (e.g., Tampa at 6:33 a.m.)...
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