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Hoorayyy, #spring. Crabapples are beautiful trees with surprisingly tasty fruit. Swipe to see their progress over the past month, from buds to pollination to fruit.

The neatest looking little rain front rolled in yesterday morning to kick off what was supposed to be a 0% rain-chance day…and kaibashed the partial eclipse, sigh! The eclipse still made the birds quiet for a couple minutes and shed beautiful light over the National Park.

“Does this photo make my beak look big?” -Miss Starla

Pollen in! It’s a good sign when bees bring pollen home. This hive is looking healthy coming out of winter. They’re even starting to clean the mildew off their landing board, finally (messy bees!).

Speckles and snow.

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Hoorayyy, #spring. Crabapples are beautiful trees with surprisingly tasty fruit. Swipe to see their progress over the past month, from buds to pollination to fruit.

The neatest looking little rain front rolled in yesterday morning to kick off what was supposed to be a 0% rain-chance day…and kaibashed the partial eclipse, sigh! The eclipse still made the birds quiet for a couple minutes and shed beautiful light over the National Park.

“Does this photo make my beak look big?” -Miss Starla

Pollen in! It’s a good sign when bees bring pollen home. This hive is looking healthy coming out of winter. They’re even starting to clean the mildew off their landing board, finally (messy bees!).

Speckles and snow.

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barn barndo barndominium barnhouse bees chickens chicks clean living country life domebuilding eggs farm truck food geodesic dome guide home building hunting IKEA kitchen kudzu land metal barn house on grid pole barn recipe sugar tractor video well wild food wildlife

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