Randy's Photo Gallery: Recent Comments

Comment on Pretty Boots All In A Row

mason shoes — 2009-05-18T11:10:17Z

Good Website!

Comment on Long And Winding Road

Nickelodeon (sp? It's been a long time) — 2009-05-10T20:11:25Z

does this one look good in B&W? try it and let me know! I'm collecting your art for my new house!

Comment on Red Breast

Rose — 2009-02-20T05:38:30Z

yes, it is almost over!! I am so proud that during such difficult time...you are able to focus on the good.

Comment on Pretty Boots All In A Row

new balance shoes — 2009-02-12T06:35:10Z

Nice Pair of Shoes!

Comment on Never Green

Half-Past Kissin' Time — 2008-12-09T05:35:57Z

Wow! Impossible to pick a favorite! Thanks for sharing your gift :)

Comment on Oh My...

Randy — 2008-09-05T12:15:20Z

Ms. Dupler,

I am terribly sorry that you found the photo unacceptable. I have removed it at your request. For what it's worth I thought you were quite lovely and that in the photo your expression depicted the calm fortitude of the pioneer woman.

My apologies.

Randy

Comment on Oh My...

Janie Dupler — 2008-09-05T04:32:50Z

Dear Mr. Warren, I am flattered that you would photograph me, but it is a horrible picture and I am extremely embarassed for anyone to see it. If you would please remove it I would be so greatful. Sincerely, Janie

Comment on ??Ringed Neck Bird Of Some Kind??

TR — 2008-05-25T17:34:14Z

It's a Killdeer - in the family of American plovers. It got its name by the call it makes supposedly sounding like the words "kill deer". It's habitat has modified to grassy lawns and they are susceptible to pesticides and weed killer.

Comment on ??Ringed Neck Bird Of Some Kind??

Okie Sister — 2008-05-14T12:34:53Z

The Zen Birdfeeder says this is a Killdeer. Isn't that a strange name for such a pretty bird?

Comment on Prairie Dogs

Sheila Octaviano — 2008-03-13T20:57:12Z

I miss the prairie dogs. I lived at Fort Sill from 1957-1964, so I consider that where I grew up. We went to the Witchita Wildlife Refuge often and Mount Scott. Now I live where there are "real" mountains, but I still miss being a kid in Oklahoma. We had so many "pets", including horned toads, tadpoles, baby frogs, baby birds that fell (or were knocked) from the nest, lightening bugs in a jar. I still remember the smell from squishing them and smearing them on us in an attempt to be flourescent. I don't miss chiggers, though! haha. Nice photos.