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The weekend passed way too fast again ...
Happy Monday !
Female D'Arnaud's barbet / Ohrfleck-Bartvogel (Trachyphonus darnaudii)
Serengeti N.P., Tanzania, Africa
Here's another composition from my last trip to La Jolla. The photo gods were kind to us this evening and it turns out there where 4 flickr members all there at the same time taking advantage of the moment, that night on the reef. Someone needs to come up with a Flickr hat or armband or something :)
Ya know, It just realized. It's funny that I'm talking about new hats after the story on my last post. If you haven't read the description than please do you might get a chuckle out of it. :)
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The entrance of the old mosque of El Mansourah. The mosque has 13 gates, this one is the main. The Mansurah mosque was built around 1303 by Sultan Abu Yacoub.
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"There's never one sunrise the same or one sunset the same."
Carlos Santana
Taken in October in Den Helder, Netherlands.
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C'est tout blanc ce matin...
De 15 à 20 cm de neige sont attendus sur la province jusqu'à mardi et des avertissements d'Environnement Canada sont en cours.
Chute...ou tempête de neige...je ne saurais dire...Chose certaine, je reporte mes sorties à mercredi...
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Vous lire est un plaisir.Merci de vos commentaires,votre visite,vos invitations et favoris!
To read your comments is a pleasure.Thank you for your visit,comments,invitations and faves!
Nothing special here, folks…just me fooling around with some textures on a random shot looking down the Chicago River so that I don’t forget completely how to use my photo software. I’ve been pretty uninspired photographically lately, and have rarely even picked up a camera, with seemingly so many other things to do.
My wife and I are still busy with all of the things associated with selling our house in Illinois and preparing for a move early next year to Michigan. I will be back regularly on Flickr at some point, but it likely won’t be for a while yet. In the meantime, Happy Thanksgiving to all of you who are celebrating, and my warmest wishes to everyone!
... for rather cold days !
HBW !
Grass seeds / Grassamen in afternoon sunshine
Bethmann-Park, Frankfurt am Main
Noch mehr Treppenhäuser vom letzten Photowalk durch ein paar von Hamburgs Kontorhäusern mit Özgür Gürgey,
JayPiDee, VioLum (very busy) und lichtflow.de /
Taken on a photowalk through hamburgs old office buildings with
JayPiDee, VioLum (very busy) and lichtflow.de
Danke an Özgür für die geliehenen Objektive ☺
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Here's another look at the same bird that I posted an in-flight shot of a couple of days ago, this time perched. It was a foggy, drizzly day, accounting for the wet look of some of the feathers. The earlier, in-flight shot is in the first comment.
Flickr friends, I'll be offline for a good part of the day on Tuesday but will catch up with your images when I return.
I was driving past in my car when I spotted this raccoon headed for an open garbage can at a Michigan Metropark. When I stopped and rolled down my window, he paused and stared at me for just a moment before diving into the can. Seconds later, he was on his way, making a beeline toward a nearby wooded area with a plastic garbage bag in tow. These garbage cans need lids, methinks.
Another From my early morning Flying visit to Winarts Pass August 2016.. Peak District Derbyshire UK...
One of the most memorable dawn and sunrises I have ever seen
at Lindisfarne on our recent photography break in Northumberland...it just gave and gave.
Worth the very early start to witness.
Leopard cub in the Linyanti area, Lebala concession, Botswana
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The sun broke through for a few minutes on an otherwise dreary winter day, beautifully illuminating this male red-bellied woodpecker (Melanerpes carolinus) just after he had found a treat in a dead tree stump at Michigan's Kensington Metropark.
HCS!
Flickr friends, I am back after a break, and will be catching up with your latest images soon. I intend to begin posting more regularly again, though maybe not every day as in the past, at least for a while.
The tawny owl is one of the most common owls in Britain, able to live in a wide variety of habitats. Despite this, because it is nocturnal it is rarely seen. Most often, we only know of its presence by the familiar deep ‘tu-woo’ or ‘kee-wick’ most commonly heard about two hours after sunset in late autumn or winter.