Tree frogs are hard to photograph when you get close enough with the phone to see him they get blurry in the picture. This one was trying to help me charge the golf cart
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Tree frogs are hard to photograph when you get close enough with the phone to see him they get blurry in the picture. This one was trying to help me charge the golf cart
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Tree frogs are hard to photograph when you get close enough with the phone to see him they get blurry in the picture. This one was trying to help me charge the golf cart
I was hoping to make it down if even just a card pull but no such luck.
My previous pull was dismal compared to this time last year but maybe they are moving better now. I think the corn in the bottoms is hurting me, may have to hang a stand and a cam down there.
I was hoping to make it down if even just a card pull but no such luck.
My previous pull was dismal compared to this time last year but maybe they are moving better now. I think the corn in the bottoms is hurting me, may have to hang a stand and a cam down there.
The turkey pictures are a new crop clover plot we frost seeded this year. That part of the plot has been a long road of building soil where we cleared cedar trees. I think it's finally coming around.
It's the black flash and I hate it. The daytime pictures stink on ice. They have to be lightened or it looks like wearing sunglasses on a deep cloud cover day. It's not even put out now.
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