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	Twin Whitetail Fawns Photographer: Frank Cretsinger Photo Date: April 17, 2005 An Iowa retired farmer captured the "essence of Spring" when he photographed these beautiful twin fawns he located in his hay field.
	Switching To Gold Photographer: Cathy Gilleland Photo Date: April 2, 2006 One of the sure signs of spring is seeing the goldfinch get back his cheerful color!
	Don't Eat My Flowers! Photographer: Leisa Royse Photo Date: April 1, 2006 Who hasn't had this happen to them in their garden?  Sometimes rabbits can be too friendly as they munch on your favorite plants.  The photographer captured this bunny in the "act."
	Red-tailed Hawk Photographer: Troy Ringley, Wild Heart Images Photo Date: December 15, 2005 Of all the birds of prey, the Red-tailed Hawk is my favorite. It is the most common species of hawk in my area (northern Maryland), allowing more sightings. This particular hawk, Ranger by name, is a captive bird owned by the county parks service and used in the local wildlife education program.
	Chicory Photographer: Troy Ringley, Wild Heart Images Photo Date: July 15, 2005 Some regard this common wildflower as just another weed. It's beauty is so often overlooked. ' Blue as the innocent eyes of a six year old' wrote Hal Borland in his book, A Countryman's Flowers. Early colonists imported chicory from the Old World, turning it into a popular beverage.
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