A sleeping hen
Saw this hen turkey sleeping alongside a secondary road Saturday morning,must been one tired turkey.
James Stugart.
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Saw this hen turkey sleeping alongside a secondary road Saturday morning,must been one tired turkey.
James Stugart.
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A friend and I were returning from a trip to Coudersport last Summer, using back roads. We saw this guy stretched across a dirt road just north of Shawville, in Clearfield County. I did swerve to miss it, however, I may have nipped it’s tail. I stopped and backed up, and he was ready for [...]
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Following the Philadelphia-area record snowfall of December 19-20, there was considerable activity at the bird feeders in my backyard in Harleysville. I have attached several pictures which I was able to capture. Included are shots of Northern Juncos, a White-Throated Sparrow, a Carolina Wren, and a Blue Jay. Each of these birds is a relatively [...]
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Hello!
This photo was taken at the New Hope and Ivyland Railroad station in New Hope (Bucks County). The station was decked out for the holiday season, and the train was busy delighting visitors and tourists along its scenic route.
Jan Goltz
Warrington, PA
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For the past several years we have been going to our cabin in Hillsgrove, Sullivan Co. We enjoy swimming and playing in the Hoagland Creek, watching wildlife from our porch and kayaking on the Loyalsock. At the end of the week we attend the Little League World Series in Williamsport. We always have a great [...]
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It was a hot one today so we sent for a stroll at nearby and cool French Creek. The kids were cooling off from this high cliff. Note the young man in the second pic at top. He jumped into the cool pool below. Some guys have all of the fun.
–Ray and Megan Smecker
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While spending time in his hometown of Allentown, Richard Miller discovered this groundhog with its head stuck in a baked bean can, wandering down Linden Street. The animal couldn’t get it off of his head, so Richard and a few other people cornered the confused groundhog and removed the can.
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A squirrel with good taste takes to the tree with his KitKat.
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