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    Sunday, October 25, 2009

    First Sign of the Holidays

    Yes, fresh from the land of cryptozoology, it's a Christmas Penguin.


    This one was collected by Leslie in Armstrong's Pasadena Garden Center. She reports that they came in many sizes. This is a small specimen.

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    Read Christmas in October (it ends up discussing table grapes).


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    1 Comments:

    Blogger Office of the Cultural Liaisons said...

    Down here in penguin land though is we are approaching Summer!

    Monday, 26 October, 2009  

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