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or maybe not - American Lady on a False Sunflower - Having a feeding frenzy with Sunflowers, Zinnias and even Ditch Lily group - Some shots are blurry - What do you expect when the person holding the camera is so excited ? Ah, what a Day ! * 3 notes across Top * © All Rights Reserved

www.ipernity.com/doc/peggyc/album/886474 UpDate on ReHab of Oneida Loft Apartments .. From a Cotton Mill .. unused for at least 40 yrs Background info is in the Album link above .. Took from 2013 to 2015 for all documents to be signed off to qualify as a Historical Building.. Work began in Jan. 2016 .. These shots are from the 'Rapunzel Tower' side only .. Windows that had been bricked over are open to light .. A/C and Heating has been installed .. It is still a very busy place .. Anxious to see inside .. © All Rights Reserved ** 3 notes ** -- EXPLORE --

From Jeff Pippen - www.jeffpippen.com/naturephotos/hemaris-diffinis.htm If it can't be found in Kaufman Field Guide to Butterflies of North America , this site by Jeff is the one I go to. He has North Carolina-found species of many, many things that are in gardens/fields/woods. This is why one has nice neighbors .. they plant butterfly-attracting goodies for things that fly and photogs who live next door. Thank you, Danny ! © All Rights Reserved ** 3 notes - 1 in each upper Left corner ** --EXPLORE--

Eastern Tiger Swallowtail ( Papilio glaucus ) .. On purple Buddleja davidii .. Three notes across the top - © All Rights Reserved ** EXPLORE **

Oneida Mills re-furbishing continues .. The main photo was taken in 2013 -- before permits had been pulled and before this 100+ yr Mill met the rules for a ' Historic building. Being designated an Historic building took until 2015 December .... There are 3 notes across the top .. Left is 2016 April .. Center is 2016 July - showing quite a difference when compared to the original photo. Right is 2016 July - a bit of the inside as it is being developed. We have had so much rain, that there will probably be much interior work .... North Carolina clay would be very difficult to get equipment in for any deliveries .. This is the Update promised .... this is the longest building (with the Tower on the right) on Harden St. © All Rights Reserved

- to Not My Garden - down the road apiece - never know what will be there © All Rights Reserved ** 3 notes **

- nobody got cold here in the rear of the Coliseum - or in front - the time put in on details of just this one part of the Concert - I just can't imagine - from my seat, it looked as though the inside was melting - but, the photos tell a different story - ''Ghosts of Christmas Eve'' .. performed by TSO [ Trans-Siberian Orchestra ] - Greensboro Coliseum North Carolina, US - 2015 East Tour © All Rights Reserved ** 3 notes **

on Buddleja davidii .. Garden of Surpeises 2015 .. A 'Lifer ' for me .. Wonderful markings and 'Red' hair ! Dedicated to all the 'Red-Heads' on Ipernity ! (c) All Rights Reserved ** 3 notes ** - EXPLORE -

a neighbor .. the lady who took my portrait .. lives next door .. we talk almost every day .. I share the ' good ' places to take photos .. she sends the bees over to visit .. it is a good friendship .. (c) All Rights Reserved * 3 notes *

to the Earth from which it came - a house destroyed by fire - being claimed by Mother Nature - (c) All Rights Reserved

- on purple ** 3 notes - top left ** This little Skipper had a great time on the purple Buddleia davidii - did share with several other Skippers and a couple of Clearwing Hawk Moths - (c) All Rights Reserved

2 notes added - 1 note added as it is being played by a friend - This djembe has been to many drum circles; it has been my go-to drum for practice; it has a good feel to it. Bought it several years ago at Target -- if you remember when Target had ads on TV for international type merchandise - this was one of the items .. sat on the floor at Target [ in FL ] and played every one on the shelves. Made 2 groups - some to play again -- others back to the shelves. The drum was hand-made in Africa. Always loved the sounds brought forth and the energy we exchanged. But, the head split when something fell on it. Was introduced to a soul who could fix it in North Carolina. There is no way to describe how it feels - another drummer would understand. There is an energy my new Friend left while re-heading it with deerskin. Such a sweet, mellow yet deep sound .... thank you, My Friend - for your talent and the part of your spirit which remains from your touch. Namaste, Peggy