Turnip Rock
Mute swan family on Pinnebog River, Michigan
Mute swan family
Pale beauty moth (Campaea perlata)
Turkeys
Tomatoes from my garden
Dawn at Port Austin breakwater
Spotted sandpiper
Monarch butterfly on milkweed
A salamander on my patio
Debris on the beach
Black swallowtail (male)
Common pondhawk dragonfly (male)
A little Carolina anole
Branco by the pond
Pontederia cordata with bumblebee
Centrosema virginianum
Southern toad
Gulf fritillary (Agraulis vanillae)
Anhinga drying its wings
Immature white ibis
Hibiscus lasiocarpus
Illinois river cruiser
Cliff swallow
Rocky coast of the Michigan Thumb
Widow skimmer
Common green darner
Skink
Red admiral butterfly
Red-bellied woodpecker (Melanerpes carolinus)
Full load of pollen
Young eastern kingbird
One of them is up there.
Where are my babies?
Pearl crescent (Phyciodes tharos)
Baby kingbirds being fed
White Storks
Hibiscus flower with bumblebee
Baby eastern kingbirds in nest
River boat "St. Matthew"
Tombigbee River
Tombigbee River
Tombigbee River
Pipevine swallowtail
Airing out the dogs
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Sandstone strata
There is a more durable layer that protects lower layers from erosion. This encourages rock formation with inverted profiles, notably Turnip Rock.
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