Great ShotsAugust 2012
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Radford
Photo by Jim Radford:     California, Here I Come
CahillPhoto by Alice Cahill:    Windows in Paradise
KirkhartPhoto by Jerry Kirkhart:     Red-shouldered Hawk
TylorPhoto by Ashala Tylor:     Bugling Elk
CaloraPhoto by Nan Calora:     Leafy Sea Dragon, Monterey Bay Aquarium
BoutonPhoto by Bill Bouton:     Boar Grizzly Moving in on a Female
QuintanaPhoto by Don Quintana:     Vestiaria coccinea
DitchiePhoto by Mimi Ditchie:     Painted Gilia
CrawfordPhoto by James Crawford:     Lone Oak II
Ignatius
Photo by Howard Ignatius:      Final But Not Forgotten
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Western Tiger Swallowtail Image on Banner by Jerry Kirkhart.
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