Willow
Willow was originally published on Purple Ducky Designs
Art & jewelry for the fashionable techno geek Dismiss
Willow was originally published on Purple Ducky Designs
Frosted berries was originally published on Purple Ducky Designs
Osprey in flight by Jean Crawford Evans on 500px
Osprey in flight was originally published on Purple Ducky Designs
Ospreys in flight by Jean Crawford Evans on 500px
Ospreys in flight was originally published on Purple Ducky Designs
Daylily by Jean Crawford Evans on 500px
Daylily was originally published on Purple Ducky Designs
Sunset on the Palouse by Jean Crawford Evans on 500px Smoke from wildfires and harvest dust add intense reds and oranges to the sunset over the wheat fields of the Palouse outside of Moscow Idaho. This photo is available thru 500px.com: PREMIUM CANVAS Starting at just $99 FRAMED PRINT Starting at just $89 ACRYLIC Starting…
Grass and sunset by Jean Crawford Evans on 500px Grass at the edge of a wheat field in the light of the setting sun. This photo is available thru 500px.com: PREMIUM CANVAS Starting at just $99 FRAMED PRINT Starting at just $89 ACRYLIC Starting at just $149 PERSONAL WALLPAPER Only $2.99
supermoon by Jean Crawford Evans on 500px Last night’s supermoon seen thru the smoke from wildfires in the region as it rises near the radio towers on Paradise Ridge near Moscow Id on the Palouse. This photo is available thru 500px.com: PREMIUM CANVAS Starting at just $99 FRAMED PRINT Starting at just $89 ACRYLIC Starting…
meowzer by Jean Crawford Evans on 500px One disadvantage of living “out in the country” is the people who insist on dumping their unwanted pets thinking they would thrive. Unfortunately that is generally not the case as many don’t know how to feed themselves or become meals for coyotes, Great Horned owls and hawks. A…
Red-tail Hawk by Jean Crawford Evans on 500px Juvenile red-tail hawk flying over the Palouse. One of the things I love about where we live is all the raptors who live here. Most common are the Red-tail hawks. We generally refer to them as George, Georgette, and the little Georges LOL! Yes, we tend to…
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