Great ShotsAugust 2011
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Howard IgnatiusPhoto by Howard Ignatius:            Elk Feeding

Rob BishopPhoto by Rob Bishop:     Getting the Shot

Mike VieiraPhoto by Mike Viera:    Power & Grace

Don QuintanaPhoto by Donald Quintana:     Green Heron (Butorides virescens)

Dagmar CollinsPhoto by Dagmar Collins:     Damselfly

Jerry KirkhartPhoto by Jerry Kirkhart:     McCaw

Mimi Ditchie
Photo by Mimi Ditchie:     Eyes Without a Face

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—JPA Members Mostly Mum on Schultz Remarks

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