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Sharptail grouse foraging for food during a light snow storm. There were quite a few more in the area that I didn't get a picture of. I have never seen so many around during the winter. Maybe the coyotes will bother them and leave my calves alone. Taken 2/22/2006.
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The wild plums I remember from childhood in Nebraska were red and sweet. The local wild plums I've tasted here are yellow and sour. I planted some seeds from them along with some from Kansas that are yellow and sweet, so our plum thicket is mixed.