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The Eeriness of Erie

Kiley Williams, Photographer
November 5, 2023
Mushroom called the dead man’s fingers peeking out of the moss, when fully matured the mushrooms resemble rotten fingers reaching out of the ground. (Kiley Williams)
A bizarre deer twisting its neck displaying its missing eye. (Kiley Williams)
Rose tinted sunrise behind the naked trees during a frigid morning. (Kiley Williams)
A pair of ravens perched on a spruce tree filling the air with the sounds of their bickering croaking. (Kiley Williams)
A lazy black cat lounging on porch rail during a sunny afternoon. (Kiley Williams)
An eerie night in the forest, surrounded by barren trees with the moon in the background hazily lighting up the clouds. (Kiley Williams)
A scaley snake slithering on a tree stump on the forest floor. (Kiley Williams)
Having a feeling you are being watched during a walk in the forest. (Kiley Williams)
A spindly spidering crawling on a spruce tree. (Kiley Williams)

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About the Contributor
Kiley Williams
Kiley Williams, Photographer
Kiley Williams is this academic years Photographer for The Gannon Knight. Kiley is a junior biology major from St. Mary’s PA. A fun fact about Kiley is that she can drive a forklift.