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Gentoo Penguin at Neko Harbor, Antarctica.
Gentoo Penguins are characterised by a white patch around and behind the eye that joins on the crown. The orange-red lower mandible is also a distinct feature.
Gentoo penguins are the largest of the Pygoscelis penguins, though not by much
they average about 5.5kg and 71cm tall for the southern gentoo and about 0.7kg heavier and 10cm taller for the northern gentoo. The northern subspecies nests on and around the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia, while the southern subspecies nests as far south as the Antarctic peninsula to 65 degrees south.
Gentoos are one of the most laid back of penguins, while they do have their noisy moments, particularly at nest building time, they are no where near as aggressive and raucous as adélies and chinstraps for instance. By comparison a gentoo colony is a calm and far more sedate place.
Couleurs d'automne sur l'Espinouse (Hérault).
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A pair of GP9's and a couple of boxcars near the end of the Crestwood Branch and in a moment will cross Vulcan Way before joining the Lulu Island Industrial Line in Richmond.
October 21, 2016
Along the wall at Dartmouth I think it would be a beautiful place to live buy hey ho I didn't win the lottery again last night ......
Canadian Pacific SD70ACu 7016 dressed in the CP heritage maroon and gray with block lettering at Nahant Yard in Davenport, IA.
April 10, 2020
Látrabjarg cliffs, Westfjords, Iceland
Atlantic puffins spend most of their lives at sea, but return to land to form breeding colonies during spring and summer.
CP 140 pulls up through the interlocking at Dougall in Windsor. They'll stop, take a cut off of their train then reverse into Windsor Yard on the original mainline in the far background.
Dougall is a cool interlocking if you're a fan of dwarf searchlights as the entire interlocking uses them.
Train: CP 140 with CP 7016 (SD70ACu) and CP 7051 (SD70ACu).
CP Windsor Subdivision
Windsor, ON
Destroyed Russian military vehicles are seen on a street in the settlement of Borodyanka, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, in the Kyiv region, Ukraine March 3, 2022. Picture taken with a drone. REUTERS/Maksim Levin
Bergeronnette grise
La Bergeronnette grise, aussi appelée Hochequeue gris, est une espèce de petit passereau de la même famille que les pipits et la sentinelle. Cette espèce niche dans la plus grande partie de l'Europe et de l'Asie, ainsi que dans certaines parties de l'Afrique du Nord. Elle est sédentaire dans la partie la plus douce de son habitat et migre vers le sud dans les autres cas. Autrefois, elle était également appelée « lavandière » comme en parle Georges-Louis Leclerc de Buffon dès 1778. Elle est considérée comme un emblème national en Lettonie. 20 05 2020