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After a wet summer, the cattails are tall in Minnesota wetlands. Cattails (Typha), also known as bulrushes, are considered a pest by some; they're invasive and can choke a wetland. But they provide wonderful habitat for birds and small mammals. If harvested at the end of summer, they improve water quality by removing excess nutrients and pollution from runoff. I like them.

I'm a photographer in Minneapolis, interested in many things. Sometimes I start with a plan, and sometimes something just catches my eye. I like to come up with my own spin on a subject and create an image with some sort of a twist. And when I know what I want, I'll spend a lot of time getting it. If you're looking for a specific photo and not finding it, just email me at jim-hughes@outlook.com.