One of Missouri's earliest wildflowers is in bloom now. This is the beginning of the opening of 100s of varieties across the Ozarks.
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Information about the North Fork of the White River and River of Life Farm; the river, floats, wildlife, history, surrounding country, and the people. I am a lifetime friend of "River of Life Farm" using my Canon cameras.
North Fork of the White River
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- Blood Root in bloom in Missouri
- Red-talied Hawk Sequence
- Ribbon Snake
- Mating Pair of Northern Cardinals
- White-breated Nuthatch courtship has begun
- River of Life Farm Office and Restaurant last Apri...
- Sort of cute picture of a Wild Turkey in Kirkwood ...
- Me in 1966 paddling the North Fork of the White
- Old Rock Bridge Post Office - Store - Restaurant
- A few more old Wood and Canvas canoe I restored
- Shots of Bald Eagle (portrait)
- Hepatica is in bloom
- Crocus in bloom in Kirkwood
- Quick glimpse of a Male Pileated Woodpecker
- Indigo Buntings arrival, molting for the nesting s...
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About Me
- missouri man
- I have spent 45+ years of my life "with wet tennis shoes" around on or near Missouri streams. I am fascinated by the wildlife, love catch and release fly-fishing, canoeing, bird-watching, studying natural flowers and trees. My favorite river is the North Fork of the White and my favorite location is River of Life Farm near of Dora, Missouri. I use Canon DSLR Pro grade cameras and a series of Canon L series lenses.
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