Faegirl noticed some interesting iron fencing in Charlestown.

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Aaron Donovan photographed Al Barr of the Dropkick Murphys at a recent Longwood Medical Area rally by the SEIU.

It's amazing what you can do with some yellow paint and a "No Parking" sign.

Jeff Clark watches some history on the T.

Part 1 of a series, including the fact that T employees still think they can harass people taking photos on the T.

Citizen Smith ponders a "Temporary Bike Rack 2 Hour Limit" sign at a Harvard building:

... Is there some sort of crazy bike parking going on where bikes are just piling up all over the place and people are leaving them there for days, weeks, months? If this is the case, which I don't think it is, because I've been walking by this for 4 years, and I assure you I would have noticed this rampant abuse of bike parking, but if it is the case, have you considered adding to the 2 small bike lock up bars that are there? Because there's plenty of room here. You could get two more racks in, easy. ...

Olprofbear spots Alfred E. Neuman (and Goldenstash) in Central Square.

Probably just my imagination, but this chihuahua didn't seem exactly thrilled to be dressed up as a duck at the annual "Make Way for Ducklings" parade through Beacon Hill today. This kid more than made up for the pooch's demeanor, though:

Jorge ran across these coyote pups in Belle Isle Marsh in East Boston today.

Amy Joyce went to the Arboretum for the annual Lilac Sunday - the 100th one - and took a ton of photos (like the one above).

Maria Varmazis enjoyed it, too.

Tanyonghau took photos, as well.

Soy Linduh took a cool black and white photo.

More by Paul English.

Leslee included some non-lilacs in her set.