Corn Planted by Western Scrub Jays

We put out corn and peanuts for the jays every day. They bury what they don't eat, and now we have several corn plants springing up in the yard. (The weather has been so gorgeous, the plants seem to think it is spring.) I'm waiting for some peanut plants to appear.

Published at swintle01.wordpress.com/2007/03/26/8/.
Also at www.anglican-church-planting.org/
and at greenmonk.net/?p=76
and at carmelifranc.wordpress.com/2007/11/04/mitos/
and at hunapu-e-ixbalanque.blogspot.com/2008/01/esperanza_15.html
and at pacfoods.blogspot.com/2008/09/were-low-prices-just-summer...
and at lapecoranera.splinder.com/
and at mediaoutreach.com/2009/04/08/good-church-planting-stats/

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mosippy says:

Will be interesting to see what grows! Nice bokeh, too.
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Noël Zia Lee says:

I doubt if we'll get much more than this. It's mid-October in the Pacific Northwest. We'll be getting frosts soon.
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This photograph is beautiful! I am so impressed! It's great that you set it for creative commons.
Would a creative commons license mean that I could I use this image in a grant proposal? We(at the Pine Mountain Settlement School, www.pinemountainsettlementschool.com, an environmental education non-profit in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky) are making a video proposal for a Community Gardens project, seeking funding from Fiskars. They want a creative proposal, but it's February here and we have no vegetables or colorful garden objects to photograph...

I hope to hear back from you soon so I'll know it's okay. The deadline for the grant proposal is in 9 days...

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