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Nov. 1 Back in September, I photographed the Centre Wildlife Care release of an adult bald eagle: a strong flyer and glorious bird.

Oct. 17 On his site Jeff Cates's Author Showcase, Jeff has published an interview with me.
I'm the fourth interview that Jeff has presented. He asks different authors the same key points but varies the format by also including unique questions. The result is fun and interesting.

Aug. 29 For various reasons, I haven't updated anything for ages, but I'm back to something I began writing months ago: a walk in spring.

Feb. 7 On a beautifully clear night, I had a walk outside and took long-exposure photos of stars, trees, the crescent moon, and Venus.

Jan. 6 I thought to begin the New Year with something happy: A pileated woodpecker family at my suet feeder.

And 2025 means that my site has been on the web for 30 years. That must mean something, but I don't know exactly what.

Oct. 27 A photo squence of what was probably my last ruby-throated hummingbird of the year.

13 Photographic praise of spring and/or autumn peepers.

6 Three large butterflies from this summer.

I've begun updating my links page, Way Out, to include some of my favorite sources of alternative news.

Sept. 24 A photo review of the summer's hummingbird moths, with a particular focus on a September visitor.

14 I had an excellent day photographing hummingbirds last week, and today's post includes many photos of the wonderful hummers.

8 Bee macros are the subject of my new post today. Why? In brief, bees are wonderful.

2 A day over three-quarters of a year have passed since my previous post. How does that happen? Whatever, I'm back with a new post of several macros from a recent walk outside.

Artwork

Cartoons:
The alien . . . The Biden advantage (2020) Bushwacks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Bill and Hillary Clinton censured and his dress stain Feline and revolutionary Gateway to heaven Hillary Clinton, voting for Hillary, and her Cookoff Luck My Newtbook (many of 'em) $500 billion bailout Florida elections Remember! Saddam Hussein Award for Democracy The stain A thoughtful pair Westward, a tour thru the U.S. Zorro discovers Viagra
My Natty Newtson series (begins here)
Paintings (computer & traditional):
Birthday landscapes Bluebird of happiness Castlerigg Stone Circle Copying portraits A Fantasy Some Flowers Knife and paper towel Sue portraits Swans Two Lake District watercolors Wet landscapes
Pen & inks:
Driven graphics Frentic graphics Two pleasant and two unpleasant drawings skeletal humor vole and wave Wooden personality
3D artwork & videos:
Allosaur skull Fantasy pipes (several pages) A Viking ship (with AVI) and some historical info Amundsen's ship Gjøa, Videos (with links by browser) Streaming video The Red Spot

Felines

Cloudberry:
As an artist Defining moment First monitor For a few inches more Her new tail [George] Mouse scratching post Not mom On a roll Presence with presents Standing Treats
George (the kitten): Coming of age
Lucy: Reflections Lucy and Mom Bear
Muffin:
Escort service The Persian in the sun Saying hello
Moonshadow (Street urchin): In the crater

Free graphics

Bar none (lines/rules) Flash clip art: Color-changing, 3d bars Geometric tiles (vivid) Real textures from Dino National Monument and the Petrified Forest

Javascript & Flash
Note: All my frames--if used--are anguish-free: you leave, they go.

Nov. 1		Back in September, I photographed the Centre Wildlife Care release of an adult bald eagle: a strong flyer and glorious bird.
Oct. 17		On his site Jeff Cates's Author Showcase, Jeff has published an interview with me. I'm the fourth interview that Jeff has presented. He asks different authors the same key points but varies the format by also including unique questions. The result is fun and interesting.
Aug. 29		For various reasons, I haven't updated anything for ages, but I'm back to something I began writing months ago: a walk in spring.
Feb. 7		On a beautifully clear night, I had a walk outside and took long-exposure photos of stars, trees, the crescent moon, and Venus.
Jan. 6		I thought to begin the New Year with something happy: A pileated woodpecker family at my suet feeder.
		And 2025 means that my site has been on the web for 30 years. That must mean something, but I don't know exactly what.
Oct. 27		A photo squence of what was probably my last ruby-throated hummingbird of the year.
13		Photographic praise of spring and/or autumn peepers.
6		Three large butterflies from this summer.
		I've begun updating my links page, Way Out, to include some of my favorite sources of alternative news.
Sept. 24		A photo review of the summer's hummingbird moths, with a particular focus on a September visitor.
14		I had an excellent day photographing hummingbirds last week, and today's post includes many photos of the wonderful hummers.
8		Bee macros are the subject of my new post today. Why? In brief, bees are wonderful.
2		A day over three-quarters of a year have passed since my previous post. How does that happen? Whatever, I'm back with a new post of several macros from a recent walk outside.

	Fantasy and Science Fiction Writing My bibliography, including comments on stories and magazines. A reading: Masters of Fiction Coffeehouse, Schlow Library, Feb. 2009 Interviews Centre Daily Times, June 2014 Centre County Gazette, Feb. 2014 Confluence (SF convention, Pittsburgh) Video: Susan Hanniford Crowley reading from her novel the Vampire Princess of New York, 2017 Video: My reading the first chapter of Into the Horsebutt Nebula, 2017 Editing experiences Alas the en dash Danger! Passive Voice Font selection (standard manuscript preparation) No time for Times William Morris: the Victorian who wasn't (with a free font) A few of my older book projects Beautiful Soup by Harvey Jacobs; remembering Harvey A Brother Like Me by Harry Dunbar; Obituary; Highlights from Dunbar on Black Books Growing the Soul by Anita Kirschner

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