endangered frog "Rana del Loa" returned to river; blackout poetry: wet endangered water frogs return to river through desert. the frogs after climate change, their habitat."
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WriteOut DS106 Blackout Poetry

frog survivors of climate change blackout poetry for #writeout #tdc4661

rainbow over Waterville Plateau, coming into Coulee City on US Highway 2
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Be Thankful Rainbow

A Little Note The Photo: rainbow over Waterville Plateau, coming into Coulee City on US Highway 2 The Thought: We live in such a diverse and beautiful area, bounded by amazing skies that stretch from mountains east and west of us. We are grateful every day that we get to live here, away from the… Continue reading Be Thankful Rainbow

One of two peonies in my front yard.
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Pink in May

joy of blooming peonies helped by a cold winter; plus the impact of climate change hardiness zones for gardening

Lake Roosevelt, WA near Grand Coulee Dam May 18, 2014
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Thankful for Blues

gratitude for the environment's beauty

meadow near Conconully, WA July, 2019
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On Earth, They Flourish

beauty of the earth and the potential threat to its biodiversity

view of Keller Ferry on the San Poil / Columbia Rivers from State Route 21 in Washington State on March 31, 2024
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In Spring, Leave

concern for the impact of climate change on the earth's delicate dance of life

daffodils before Valentines Day! Spring is in the air when winter should still be there!
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Daffitines

daffodils' green leaves, tinged with yellow, herald the arrival of spring before Valentine’s Day

mushrooms sprout in a drizzling winter that should be under snow; February, 2024
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Warming Winters

in a warming winter, with drizzling rain in lieu of snow, the landscape transforms into a lush green haven, raising concerns of a warmer summer

Oregon grapes at the entrance to Cole Park on January 31st, 2022 in the afternoon
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Evergreen Cold

Despite the bitter cold, the Oregon grape leaves provide a stunning sight of reds and greens, lifting spirits even in the coldest weather.