Maybe not what you were expecting, but I swear these items still rest on my picnic table. I originally took these photos last year leaving the jaws and skull because I liked how they looked amongst the pots flowering there at the time. My daughter and I have harvested a few animal bits from our surrounding woods that now reside amongst my garden beds. Yeah, kinda strange I know, but I was ready for Cee's B&W challenge this week! Thanks for another fun challenge, Cee.
Thoughts Of An E'ville Woman 
LOL I have a friend who has a stack almost as half as tall as she is on her front porch!
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Oh my! Wonder where she found hers?
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She lives out in rural Maryland, so much wildlife out there. Being a photography enthusiast she comes across a lot of finds in the fields and woods. Her friends in the area know of her talents to “refurbish” bones, deliver her some of those as well.
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My anthropologist daughter has never met a bone she didn’t like!
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LOL I’d say my friend feels the same! 🙂
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Thank you for featuring my photos Cee! Happy Thursday to you.
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I hope you will have a terrific weekend.
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I would have left them too. 😀 😀
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Unexpected for sure but that makes it even more interesting. 😊
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Thanks Irene. The birds have grown used to these lying around the nearby bird feeders.
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You certainly caught my attention with your table decor. 🙂
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A conversation starter, for sure, but I don’t notice them now. They’re part of my scenery!
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