Some may consider this spelling preoccupation of mine to be old hat - and they may be right. Just take a look at the list of rock bands playing in Portland at any given time. More than half of those band names are intentional misspellings and/or quirky word pairings. Misspelled band names have been around for years though: just think of the Beatles! Oddly, these don't bother me, perhaps because it's artsy or I just expect it.
Ok, 'nuff sed! Much more enjoyable for us wildflower fans is being out in the field, not worrying about spelling. As we wander among the blooms and trails we often encounter small critters in addition to the flora. These are generally insects, birds, and an occasional snake.
So in the spirit of giving a hats off to the fauna of the land, this post is dedicated to those critters. Follow the link below for the complete critter gallery on my photo website.
Red Bellied Sap Sucker at Fanno Creek |
Butterfly at Cooper Mountain Park |
Elk at Ecola State Park |
Garter Snakes at Jackson Bottom |
Critter Corner Gallery
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