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Some just don't like sharing in Titusville! > Allen Reinecke
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Puddles the Duck stopped by Dubois Village to visit the residents.
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Therapy Dogs Help Destress As part of Destress Fest, students got to be part of two events today at the PAW Center. Several therapy dogs visited to help calm those finals nerves students might be experiencing as we close in on the end of the semester. Our library also shared some bubble tea with students as well. > Penn State DuBois
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Mama fox and if you look closely on the left, one of 4 kits from this den. Very far away but loved the setting for this one. > Wildlife Journey Photography - Dave Bowser
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CCCTC Masonry Construction Students Help Build Foundation for Habitat for Humanity - Students in the Masonry Construction program at the Clearfield County Career and Technology Center (CCCTC) recently spent time working with Jim Collins on a project. Students are helping to build a foundation for Habitat for Humanity. The CCCTC is proud to highlight the talents and accomplishments of its students. To learn more about the opportunities for high school and adult students at CCCTC, visit us at www.ccctc.edu or call us at 814-765-5308. > photo by Holly Ryan
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A Bald Eagle only weighs 8-12 lbs. but with a 6-7 foot wingspan, they exemplify effortless grace-in-flight! -Jefferson County, PA > Mark's Outdoor Shots
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Marsh Creek State Park - April 2024 > Ed Harding
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Science! Rain clouds and wind! Just like our weather outside on Friday! 🌧️ > Sonny Days Preschool
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Eclipse... a moment for the spirit to be in awe. Hiking with my eldest son on Tuesday, seeing and smelling the first Trailing Arbutus of the year....another spirit inspiring moment. Many years ago, we did a similar picture but now many years have passed and a full grown man walks by his father's side. As we did back then, we took a moment to remember his grandma...my mom because these were one of her favorite flowers. Tiny little flower holding enough fragrance to fill an entire room. Blessed moment and blessed memories. (April is also Autism awareness month... seemed fitting to post for my best pal too.) > Wildlife Journey Photography - Dave Bowser
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Our SkillsUSA competitors and advisors in Hershey, PA. > Clearfield County Career & Technology Center
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As I watched through the viewfinder, a captivating scene unfolded—the cardinal appeared to hover, her movements graceful and deliberate, in front of the mirror. This shift in his demeanor was both fascinating and poignant, suggesting a moment of recognition or perhaps confusion in the face of his own reflection. The idea that he might be on the cusp of realizing the mirror's true nature added a layer of depth to the encounter. Was he beginning to understand that the fierce rival he had been so ardently challenging was, in fact, himself? This question lingered in the air, as the delicate dance between bird and reflection evolved into a moment of potential self-awareness. The possibility that I was witnessing a wild creature confronting its own image, a scenario usually reserved for the realm of human experience, was a profound reminder of the intricate connections that weave through the tapestry of the natural world. My camera, ready to capture the outcome, was more than just a tool in that moment—it was a witness to the subtle and often unseen narratives that unfold around us, stories of discovery, identity, and the enigmatic nature of reflection. ... at Little Pine State Park. > John Green
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I was pretty happy to see this little Gold Crowned Kinglet fluttering around in the brush this morning as I sat along the river. I really didn't think he was going to give me a clear shot but eventually he slipped up and landed in a very small opening. That bright gold crown is easy to spot but it's still a challenge to photograph this little bird that doesn't even tip the scale to a half ounce. > Tom Dorsey
