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The Beth Lenz
Wednesday, April 19, 2017
Yummy
There's a method for catching lunch... stare and lunge...
When caught swing lunch around
Good to the final inch. Sometimes a worm is captured, then dropped and abandoned. I don't know how or why worms are rated worthy or not worthy.
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Beth Bergman
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It is a pleasure sharing observations. The "bethlenz" blog will always be current, subjects observed on an almost daily basis, mostly nature. The "operalenz" blog will have posts less frequently, because of the extra time needed to scan older images. It is not a blog of current criticism. All images are REGISTERED COPYRIGHT © BETH BERGMAN, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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