Ceropegia's photos
Great spangled fritillary- underside
Swan reflected
Bearded iris - Larue Boswell
Iguana portrait
Red lily
Snowy egret
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Taken in James D. Martin Wildlife Park, Gadsden, Alabama. This is a wetland area that is part of the Coosa River watershed. (DSC01824)
Green heron #3
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Taken in James D. Martin Wildlife Park, Gadsden, Alabama. This is a wetland area that is part of the Coosa River watershed.
Red, green, and blue with swan
Lavender waterlily
Reflecting pool
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Chicago Botanic Garden. Photo chosen for inclusion in the 9th Edition of the Schmap Guide to Chicago. (DSC01382)
Lotus blossoms with Chihuly ball
Leopard frog
Dogwood leaves
Natural sand sculptures
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White Sands National Monument, New Mexico. The sands are gypsum, not silica. (DSC02998)
Noccalula Falls in spring
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On Black Creek, Gadsden, Alabama, this 90 foot falls is named after a supposed Indian legend about an Indian Princess, Noccalula, who threw herself into the gorge because she was being forced by her father to marry a chief from another tribe instead of her true love.
Behind Noccalula Falls
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On Black Creek, Gadsden, Alabama, this is a 90 foot falls named after a supposed Indian legend about an Indian Princess, Noccalula, who threw herself into the gorge because she was being forced to marry a chief instead of the one she really loved. Taken behind the falls. A statue of Noccalula jumping into the gorge is in the upper left.
Noccalula Falls (very dry)
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On Black Creek, Gadsden, Alabama, this is 90 foot falls named after a supposed Indian legend about an Indian Princess, Noccalula, who threw herself into the gorge because she was being forced to marry a chief instead of the one she really loved. In the summer the creek becomes very dry and the falls trickle down to nothing, but when full they are quite impressive.
High Falls Park foot bridge
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High Falls County Park, on Town Creek, Dekalb County, Alabama. This shot of the foot bridge was taken just above the falls when the creek was very low and the falls almost dry. (DSCF0095)
