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Where immigrants converted primeval forest and virgin prairie to farms, they prosper.
Where immigrants converted farmland to cities and factories, they too put down their roots.
Where immigrants built railways and highways across the land, they quickly followed.
Sometimes, the descendants of immigrants scorn and vilify them. This is just the pot calling the kettle black.
When the descendants of immigrants are gone, they too will be gone.
Meanwhile, though, they live the American dream, for they prosper abundantly.
Alan
Alan Ryff
Amateur photographer
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Alan Ryff
Amateur photographer
www.flickr.com/photos/snow-shadow/
Alan Ryff
Amateur photographer
www.flickr.com/photos/snow-shadow/
Alan Ryff
Amateur photographer
www.flickr.com/photos/snow-shadow/
Alan Ryff
Amateur photographer
www.flickr.com/photos/snow-shadow
A JUVENILE, PALE EYES, TAKEN ON A VERY DARK DAY.
Alan Ryff
Amateur photographer
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A BANDED BIRD, LOOK AT THE RIGHT TARSI
Alan Ryff
Amateur photographer
The Montrose Birding Blog
Finding a roosting Northern Saw-whet Owl is a rewarding experience. The resident gang of Black-capped Chickadees located this half-asleep Saw-whet for me; without their scolding, I would have walked right by it.
Robert Hughes
Amateur photographer
http://theorniphile.info/wordpress/
Naturalist. Writer. Photographer. Content producer. Web guy.
The Montrose Birding Blog
This male Merlin took a break from terrorizing songbirds long enough to have his pic taken.
Robert Hughes
Amateur photographer
http://theorniphile.info/wordpress/
Naturalist. Writer. Photographer. Content producer. Web guy.
Getting late for the species, but not as late as 23 October 2016, when we had the first or second latest date for Montana.
Jim Greaves
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