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Narcissus.

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This fern pine (podocarpus gracilior) was a jungle all on its own.

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Bernie alerted me to two visitors on the fence. According to the bird book, they were ring-necked turtledoves.

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The bird book says they are cage birds who have populations here and there where the birds have escaped or been released.

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Why is one gray, and one white?

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They could clearly see us in our window.

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They are kind of fat for wild birds, though. This one looks like he/she's asking for some food.

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At a ranch outside of town, there is a breeding population of ring-necked doves, but none of them that I've seen are this fat.

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Brewer's blackbirds congregating in the afternoon.

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Main altar of mission church.

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High ceilings

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What the mission originally looked like.

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Bell in mission museum.

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