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Pixel Art - Nova Star Earring
(Yummy) Auspicious Necklace
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PCC 2784 leaving the Germantown Loop in Philadelphia, Pa.
Kodachrome my collection, photographer unknown.
Espardenyes de careta
Calzado que solían llevar los agricultores valencianos.
Hoy en día se utiliza, además, en la indumentaria regional.
Footwear used to be worn by Valencian farmers.
Today it is also used in regional clothing.
Ears - Jury Pop - Ribbon And Reindeer Antler Deck NEW!(@Planet29)
Make-up - N/A - November Collection NEW!(@Planet29)
Choker - Achroma - Bellami NEW!(@Planet29)
Dress - Luas - Frost NEW!(@The Arcade)
Wings - Luas - Frost NEW!#rare (@The Arcade)
Scepter - Tanaka x Trevor - Polar Icecaller
Limited Addiction - Dirty
Melana Poses] Lucille
The Bearded Guy - Infinity Red Backdrop PBR -
Exclusive @ Astrophe Event 5 - 25 June
Just like me this one always looks a bit grumpy......
Rosy-billed Pochard
Netta peposaca
One of the largest of the pochards, the South American Rosy-billed Pochard is similar to its congener, the Red-crested Pochard Netta rufina, in behaving like a dabbling duck. Though an accomplished diver, it prefers to feed by dabbling or up-ending in shallow water, and will readily feed on land. A sociable bird, it is typically found in small parties, while flocks of hundreds of birds will gather outside the breeding season.
This is a widespread and often abundant duck in central lowland South America. The drake is unmistakable with his distinctive red bill, which becomes deeper in colour and swells in size when breeding. The duck is a dull brown, with white feathering around the beak and on the throat.
Raganella (Hyla Arborea) - European Tree Frog
Looking for birds .... we found this little frog. And it was the only shot of the day. Thanks to my friend Cristiano "for his hand".
Reddish Egret
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I think the Black Phoebe was the first flycatcher I ever photographed. It's a fairly sure bet since they are the most numerous of almost any bird in the Diablo Valley, love to sit on street signs, and will even nest in garden planters.
The black phoebe (Sayornis nigricans) is a passerine bird in the tyrant-flycatcher family. It breeds from southwest Oregon and California south through Central and South America. It occurs year-round throughout most of its range and migrates less than the other birds in its genus, though its northern populations are partially migratory. Six subspecies are commonly recognized.
It was knowledge of the Black Phoebe's feeding routine that gave me my first lesson in bird photography: learn the behavior of the bird to get a better chance at getting a decent image. With the black phoebe, I got lessons for all flycatchers. They tend to perch near open fields or by streams or ponds because that's where the most insects are. Invariably, the Phoebe (including the Say's) will perch on a post, fence, whatever, see a meal or snack, leave the perch, catch the insect, and return to the same perch 80% of the time. Since my camera is not that advanced and with no locking sensors, I focus on the perch and don't usuially try to get the bird in flight. As with this shot, the phoebe perched on a watering trough, and I focused on the corner. Within two minutes, it was back, and I took this shot. It was a very windy day, and this was my best chance before it changed perches.