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  One of last year’s photos. Still a favorite.

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  Giant swallowtail

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  Parents at the gym

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  My latest Warmoth with Gilmour-vibe. This one has a cool wenge neck with ebony fretboard. I had the body for awhile and was just waiting for the right neck to go along with it. It has a Fender 57/62 set with a master tone and a blender for the bridge or neck.

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  Strawberry waffle with mom

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  Roadrunner gular fluttering and wondering “where the heck is the road?” I think this was at the happy camp canyon golf course.

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  Vermilion flycatcher

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  The last parts for my Frankenstrat build should be here this week. Or is it Frankenstrat’s guitar?

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  White-lined sphinx moth

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  Greater roadrunner

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  Closeups of roses

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  Acmon blue

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  Grey hairstreak

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  A lot of people in similar situations to mine (middle-aged, awkward) have already given up on online dating but I’ve done okay in the past couple years. All the women I’ve met have been honest, good people. My profile hasn’t changed much (“I like birds, guitar, running, understanding how things work”) but I started to get more matches when I worked on my photos a little. It occurred to me that I should make use of all the photography gear that I already own and know how to use. But I think the p...

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  Had a pretty good first date. Feels like I’m getting the hang of this even though I hate starting over again. I’ve gotten rid of a lot of the baggage and low self-esteem that held me back for the first four decades.

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  Figeater beetle on plumeria. I learnt that they feed on the nectar of the plants and they pollinate in the process, although some people don’t like that they destroy the delicate flowers. I observed that they travel awkwardly on the plants and at times they’re too heavy and will topple over, struggling to return upright.

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  105mm macro lens, so I risked falling into the pond for this one, but if you look close, you might be able to see some detail in the compound eye of this blue dasher. Thankful for a swiveling display with good contrast in bright light.