Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Join the OOS!
Nature, pottery, pets, and me
KatDoc at New River (photo by Lynne)
- Kathi
- Come visit me in my world, 5 acres of southwest Ohio, which I share with a collection of pets and wild things. Take your shoes off and have a seat - what we can find to talk about today?
Join the OOS!
"What camera do you use?"
Since April 1, 2009 (with a few exceptions), Canon Rebel Xsi, using either a Canon EFS 18-55mm IS lens or a Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
Before April, 2009, a Canon Powershot A530 point and shoot with 5 megapixels and a 4x optical zoom.
Before April, 2009, a Canon Powershot A530 point and shoot with 5 megapixels and a 4x optical zoom.
Contact Me
I'm happy to answer your general pet questions. Please remember, I cannot diagnose or prescribe medications for a pet on-line, and I will not criticize or second-guess the way another vet has handled a case.
That being said, feel free to e-mail me at KatDocsWorld1@verizon.net
That being said, feel free to e-mail me at KatDocsWorld1@verizon.net
Look who's following me!
Blogs I Read
- Julie Zickefoose Blog
- Nature Remains
- Susan Gets Native
- Bill of the Birds
- Ohio Birds and Biodiversity
- Jeff Gordon's blog
- Hasty Brook
- My Life with Birds
- Birdchick Blog
- Mary's View
- Somewhere in New Jersey
- Mountain Musings
- Life, Birding, Photos and Everything
- Birding with Kenn and Kim
- As the Mind Wanders
- Gone to the Dogs
Friends and Relatives
Helpful Birding Sites
Songs that move me
Labels
- ACL surgery
- Baby Faces
- Banding
- Bird Feeding
- Bird Festivals
- Birders
- Birding
- Birds
- Black Swamp Bird Observatory
- Bluebirds
- Boston Terrier puppy
- Bugs
- Butterflies
- Cape May Autumn Weekend
- caterpillars
- Chet Baker
- Cincinnati Nature Center
- Clermont County
- Clermont County history
- CNC
- Crooked Run
- Dog behavior
- dog shows
- Dog training
- dogs
- East Fork
- Environment
- Excuses
- Family
- Fascinating Animal Stories
- Festivals
- Florida Trip
- Franklin Park Conservatory
- Friends
- Fun with friends
- GH Owlets
- Grand Valley
- Harmony Hill
- Herding Dog Trials
- Herps
- Home
- Horse Jumping
- Horses
- Humor
- IRFD
- Life Birds
- Magee Marsh
- Marker Birds
- Midwest Birding Symposium
- Moths
- My pets
- New Camera
- New River 2010
- New River Birding Festival 2009
- New River Gorge
- Newport Aquarium
- Oak Openings
- Ohio Tourism
- OOS
- OOS 2009
- OSU football
- Oxbow
- Panda
- Poetry
- Potholes and Prairies
- Pottery
- Purple Martins
- Scotland
- Skywatch Friday
- Snails
- Sparrows
- Stupidity
- The Wilds
- Toxicology Tuesday
- Tree Swallows
- Trees
- Turtles
- Veterinary Medicine
- Video
- Waterfalls
- Weather
- Wildacres
- Wildflowers
- Word of the Day
- Year in Review
States I have visited
11 comments:
Kathi- You need a sniff-o-blog!
Did Zick go with you?
I always think of Julie when I see Orchids. I'm not brave enough to try one, yet. They're too pretty to kill.
Orchids always remind me of Julie, too. She was actually in Columbus at the same time I was, but our schedules conflicted and we couldn't get together. I really wanted her to come with me to the orchid show and 'splain it all to me.
~K
Lynne:
You didn't get the scratch-and-sniff computer monitor? What's that smell?
;)
~K
Kathi, have you guys had a major thaw in the past month or are these indoor specimens? I always thought orchids were a warm-weather plant. (Of course, I know next to nothing about flowers and plants, so I'm not even sure I would have recognized them as orchids if that hadn't been the title of the post.)
Regardless, they are beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
No flamenco-dancing lobsters?
Holly:
I looked for the dancing lobsters, but couldn't find any.
Kyle:
No, it is still winter in Ohio (although they are promising 61 degrees for tomorrow!) those orchids were indoors, at the Franklin Park Conservatory in Columbus. More on my visit there next post ...
~K
Makin' me yearn for my orchid. It is THIS close to blooming (one of the plain sort, not the flamenco-dancing ones)
Hey, you seem to have gotten the macro thing down! Those came out great.
Beautiful! I hear they can be addictive however. Do you have any in your house?
Post a Comment