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Old 03-20-2008, 04:50 PM
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Let's try to keep this thread going through the Spring. Let's see your 2008 photos of Spring in Tennessee. This could be as diverse as the garden at your home, kids playing baseball in the town park, an outdoor festival, wildflowers in the mountains, the farmer out in the field, fisherman on the lake, the cat chasing birds at the bird feeder, bike riders cruisin' down the road, etc. ANYTHING that shows winter is over and Spring is here in Tennessee. Feel free to label them (such as birds in the fountain at ABC Park, daffodils around my house, bugs in the Smokies, etc).

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Is that a Dog Wood?

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Is that a Dog Wood?
That's a Bradford Pear; the unofficial tree of Knoxville. The dogwood trees don't get that large generally speaking.

Have you all heard the story of the dogwood as it relates to Jesus? Perfect story for Easter time.

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In 2007, posted Fall photos of these Bradford Pears (bright orange, then) taken at Melton Hill Lake in Oak Ridge. We have some college rowing teams in from around the US practicing for their competitions, now.

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A bluebird on the fence around Fort Loudoun.

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A male house finch (first time I ever saw one) and a male cardinal taken in Norris this past week.

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I posted this thread because my shots are Knox/Cade Cove, but obviously this thread could use them too.

First Day of Spring 2008!!

Spring 2008 at Cades Cove, TN.

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Great Shots!! I wanted to get some birds, but I just didn't have the time to 'do it right' Maybe over the next few days.

I'm hoping to get a good full moon shot tonight.

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Wonderful photos. So nice to look at something besides all this snow!!
Thank you all for sharing.

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That's a Bradford Pear; the unofficial tree of Knoxville. The dogwood trees don't get that large generally speaking.

Have you all heard the story of the dogwood as it relates to Jesus? Perfect story for Easter time.
Yes I have heard the story on the Dog Wood just beautiful..... !!
So what's the difference between a Bradford and a Clingman..... ?

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