Great ShotsMay 2012
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Bob Canepa
Photo by Bob Canepa:     I Love You Too
Anita Ritenour
Photo by Anita Ritenour:    A Sprite in the Garden
Gary PowellPhoto by Gary Powell:     Hermissenda crassicornis
Joe SteedPhoto by Joe Steed:     Cayucos Sunset
Nan CaloraPhoto by Nan Calora:     Hipsta Storm Gazer
Mike BairdPhoto by Mike Baird:     California Poppy
Bill BoutonPhoto by Bill Bouton:     Northwestern Ring-Necked Snake
Mimi DitchiePhoto by Mimi Ditchie:     Gecko
Beth Sargent
Photo by Beth Sargent:     Great Egret
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