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First Alert Fire Extinguishers, Lowes End cap display, Pics by Mike Mozart instagram.com/MikeMozart

ok, i have a plan! since you guys are all gonna miss me D: this is what im gonna do:

 

1) originally, i was gonna make a pic for every one of my friends. and i was gonna stay on Flickr until they were all finished and posted. that's gonna take a while ._. but you gotta tell me what you want! one request per person.

 

2) there's an rpg called Naruto Future that i absolutely loved, and as long as the third sequel stays alive, i'll stay on Flickr.

 

k? that's what i have in mind :3 everyone up for it?

the first time she was really awake and looking around

With a Marsh Harrier flying close by these Wigeon went into alert mode but didn't take off from the ice. Slightly different behaviour than seen a few weeks back. Not sure if the ducks have worked out the Marsh Harriers rarely hunt close to the hides. In fact there is also a Marsh Harrier on the ground to the right of these ducks that wasn't seen until mobbed by another Marsh Harrier

Parc Animalier de Sainte Croix

Human Alert, Amsterdam Hard Festival, de Melkweg, Amsterdam, dec 2008

Toffee is getting a little more used to me holding this box in front of my face and making noise and sometimes light with it :>)

She's always alert and always beautiful.

Three fresh piece by Dekor One of Fifty Millimeter Kollektive at David Webster Park Troyeville Johannesburg

Community Alert Groups were accorded a Civic Reception by North Tipperary County Council where the following areas were represented - Ballycommon, Carrig-Riverstown, Castleiney, Cloughjordan, Kilbarron Terryglass & Coolbawn, Lissenhall, Littleton Moycarkey & Two Mile Borris, Lorrha, Loughmore, Moneygall-Knock, Tippoff, Urlingford.

Former government residential school for the Indians

Brass horseshoes inset into the pavement. A nearby sign reads: ROUTE OF WILLIAM DAWES. PAST THIS PLACE AT MIDNIGHT APRIL 18-19, 1775, RODE AT THE GALLOP WILLIAM DAWES, MEMBER OF THE ANCIENT & HONORABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY AND FIRST RIDER TO ALERT THE MINUTEMEN THAT THE BRITISH WERE MARCHING ON LEXINGTON AND CONCORD.

 

Our Daily Topic: REMEMBRANCE

 

Cmdr. Lee Crusius, the commanding officer of Coast Guard Cutter Alert, salutes Vice Adm. Andrew Tiongson, the Coast Guard Pacific Area commander during a change of command ceremony in Astoria, Oregon, June 29, 2023. During the ceremony, Crusius relieved Cmdr. Matthew Kolodica as the cutter’s commanding officer. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Travis Magee)

 

Alert Blue Tit on the look-out for Starlings. They have real competition from the juveniles these days, although they tend to squabble amongst themselves rather than go after the little tits.

Where shall I go now...?

Barred Owl (Strix varia)

 

Swan Lake Nature Sanctuary, Saanich, BC

 

Something to the left caught this owl's attention, and then something to the right. I was deemed unimportant and so was mostly ignored.

Red Alert, Newcastle 02 Academy

Wilhelma zoological botanical garden, Stuttgart, Germany

Concrete Statuary Shop in Kellogg, Minnesota

Red Alert, Newcastle 02 Academy

Red Alert, Newcastle 02 Academy

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Another shot of even colder air is expected later in the week. Looks like we will be earning our summer in 2018.

watching for fish. Photo by Frank. .

 

Watching the starlings.

Trinity House Vessel Alert entering Cowes harbour on the river Medina.

Vessel's Details:

Ship Type: Other

Year Built: 2006

Length x Breadth: 39 m X 8 m

DeadWeight: 52 t

Speed recorded (Max / Average): 14.7 / 10.5 knots

Flag: United Kingdom [UK]

Call Sign: MLPH9

IMO: 9338618

MMSI: 235010680

 

Resident at amusement park. I think he may have been hard of hearing because of the non-stop noise, but he seemed to be hyper alert otherwise. He wasn't a friendly duck looking for handouts, he left as soon as he was aware of my presence.

 

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