Foulkeways trip to Keneseth Israel
Holocost memorial
Explaining "cartoon" design for one of the stained glass windows
Prophetic windows, left side
Prophetic windows, right side
Sanctuary
Poster about Tel Aviv - museum exhibit
Photos of Bauhaus influence on Tel Aviv architecture
Tel Aviv Purim parade
Foulkeways trip to Beth Sholom
Entrance to Beth Sholom
Plaque designating National Historic Landmark status
Looking into the Sisterhood sanctuary from the foyer
Inside the main sanctuary
Sanctuary chandelier
Closeup of pulpit and ark where the torah is kept
Looking toward the back of the sanctuary and the outdoors.
Walking down Perimeter Road, I flushed out this hawk. He sat for a moment in the tree and then flew off. Is it a Cooper's or a Sharp-shinned?
Can't resist showing you another of these magnificent twelve-spotted skimmers.
Here is another black butterfly that isn't a "black". This is a red-spotted purple. 
It is hard to believe that this same butterfly becomes the White Admiral in the North.
A marvelous pink! I was looking for flowers to make Flower Fun photo cards to sell at the Foulkeways Craft Fair in November.
This damselfly was seen in my neighbor's yard. At first I thought it must be a dragonfly, because at 2 to 2.4 inches it is impressively large. It is also a spreadwing damselfly.
Note the blue eyes, "turquoise nose", and yellow racing stripe. (Damselflies do not have noses.)
Here he is eating lunch. It was something with wings.
After lunch it curled up the abdomen and then gradually straightened out again. It was fascinating to watch. The result of all this is that I now own the book - "Damselfleis of the Northeast" by Ed Lam.
