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More from the butterfly conservatory... A little warmth on a cold day.
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- From 60 to 10 | "Best Of 2010" Wrap Up
- Best of 2010 | Top 15 Infrared
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- Best of 2010 | Top 25 Color
- 365 | Holiday week in review
- So this is Christmas... | Holiday Sights - Part II
- So this is Christmas... | Holiday Sights - Part I
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- Christ Church Burial Ground | Philadelphia, PA
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2 comments:
Love all of these, but you know the reptile shots are always my favorites! Just awesome.
Great as always. Really good work. I am happy to make another trip there possibly in late Jan or Feb.
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