The angular brown stalks of winter have been overtaken by the bright green new growth of spring. And the other day, a family of swans dabbled among the cattail forest. Other birds zip in and out and usually find something to eat or something to say (or both!). Fortunately, there's a park bench close by so I can enjoy the spring weather and just wait for things to happen.
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05-09-23-swans
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05-12-23-cattails
crayon, pastel, ink |
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05-06-23-cattails
pencil, ink |
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04-10-23-cattails
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04-08-23-cattails
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03-15-23-cattails01
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