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Let's see if I can keep up with at least one photo a week.
"It is not what you see that is art. Art is the gap."
-Marcel Duchamp
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- John McCambridge
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- Struggling photographer, okay dancer, new father
ewww... I am going ot guess - humans put it there. Teenagers thinking it would be funny? John thinks a squirrel.
ReplyDeleteYes, possibly a squirrel.
ReplyDeleteA more fantastic hypothesis is that the tree got hungry and made its' way down to the river at night (because the evening is when trees move best) and was able to dip some of its' lower branches into the mighty Mississippi and pull out a late night snack. What we see here must be leftovers.
Huge wasp's nest? Or other insect? A small Shelob, perhaps?
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