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© Karla Davis. All rights reserved.

waterfall at the zoo

"Lightning's Light"

Michigan dragonfly

"Emerald Eyes of the Woods"

zoo keeper playing with elephants

went to the zoo

took kids to zoo

"Depth of Nature's Beauty"

Freshly plowed fields, a common sight for Americans but appreciated by so few.

My dog George, the centerpiece of the family, taking an appropriate spot on our back porch table.

"Colors of a Prehistoric World at the Grand Canyon"

Bah Humbug- Merry Christmas

Baltimore Aquarium Captured

You Never Outgrow Slip and Slide...

Enjoying a Day at Bay

Fighting Cancer

Road to Fondwa, Haiti where I was working at a clinic on my birthday. Working with the kind, gracious Haitian people is the best present I ever received.

Up close with a backyard hummingbird.

9th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

Freshly plowed fields, a common sight for Americans but appreciated by so few.

Freshly plowed fields, a common sight for Americans but appreciated by so few.

TAGS: Indiana, United States

Fort Campbell, Kentucky, United States of America

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© Karla Davis.
All rights reserved.

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digital

Date Taken:

03.2010

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The American Experience

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Sept. 21, 2011, 8:36 p.m.

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