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  1. Circa 1940 Mirror pond, Bend Or.

    Circa 1940 Mirror pond, Bend Or.

    Photo taken by my dad in 1940, Mirror pond in Bend
  2. Circa 1940, Belknap hot springs

    Circa 1940, Belknap hot springs

    East of Eugene, Or on the Mckenzie Hwy, 126.
  3. Helping in the garden

    Helping in the garden

    Penny Lane likes to help, whenever she can.
  4. Rockyplants

    Comment by 'Rockyplants' in media 'Butterfly'

    I photographed one of these this AM and did not recognize it. When I saw yours and your question as to recognition I searched and finally found it. It is called a Lorquins Admiral and is one of the "brushfoots" I found it on www.greennature.com
  5. butterfly_on_dahlia

    butterfly_on_dahlia

  6. Hoo Doo fromBig Lake

    Hoo Doo fromBig Lake

    Hoo Doo from Big lake, ski area behind left, 3Fingered Jack behind right.
  7. "Flowering Maple" Abutilon Hybridium

    "Flowering Maple" Abutilon Hybridium

    Macro of flowering Maple, that we wintered over in east window. Had blooms all winter.(2008-2009)
  8. Pink Dogwood

    Pink Dogwood

    Pink Dogwood taken 04/24/2009
  9. Red tulip

    Red tulip

    Super macro, inside red tulip
  10. Hazelnut bloom

    Hazelnut bloom

    macro of hazelnut bloom, Feb 2009
  11. Clouds?

    Clouds?

    Taken near winter solstice into a bright sun back lit at about 300 magnification. Look closely
  12. Mt. Washington from Big Lake

    Mt. Washington from Big Lake

    Taken from one of our favorite camping spots, Big lake is nestled below Mt Washington in the Oregon cascades near Hoo Doo ski bowl.
  13. Winter Yellow Rummped Warbler

    Winter Yellow Rummped Warbler

    Usually have 3-4 pair of Warblers winter over
  14. Annas Hummingbird, in Winter

    Annas Hummingbird, in Winter

    We keep our feeders out year round and are delighted to have several Annas winter over. It does get to be a bit of a responsibility when the temperature dips below 28f or so, as we have to set the alarm to make sure that feeders are frozen, and quickly thaw them.
  15. Chukar

    Chukar

    Bert-Bert, as we named him, showed up in June of 2008, and stayed around until early April 2009. One of his favorite snacks was 1 particular variety of Sempervirens(Hens & chicks)
  16. Green tree frog

    Green tree frog

    One day, on the porch, found this little guy peeking back from a Bromeliad (Guzmania?)


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