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The shrike is overlooking a foggy field in search of something to eat.
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Name: Rufous-backed kingfisher
Scientific: Ceyx rufidorsa
Malay: Pekaka Api
Family: Alcedinidae
IUCN Red List (v3.1, 2016): Least Concern
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Ramble along Barcelona's old town after dark, and you will be rewarded with romantic back streets and alleys. Join aperturetours.com for a private photo tour of Barcelona.
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Gato Dress @ The Mainstore
Sizes: Freya, Hourglass, Kupra, Legacy, Legacy Perky, Maitreya,
Sheer plastic look dress with fishnet and piping detail.
Fatpack Texture HUD.
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3 lovey Bento Poses including Mirrored and Thicc Girl sizes
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Marthe Makeup @ WLRP
Lips and Eyemakeup, BOM & Omega
Legacy Body, Lelutka Lilly Head, Tattoo by Mister Razzor, Hair by Sintiklia,
Nails by Formanails.
This is a shot of Torre Agbar in Barcelona. It was taken back in 2015 on my way back from Valencia. Even in November the weather in Barcelona - just as it was in Valencia was warm with clear blue skies - not at all what I'd hoped for, but you have to shoot what you can - hence the large number of darker shots recently. This is probably the last of them for now. I did manage one day of overcast weather in Barcelona before I headed down to Valencia - but thats for another post.
The strange title has multiple meanings at the moment. My trip to Spain was successful, 1 day Barcelona, then 3 in Valencia and then another day in Barcelona on the way back, but I missed so much that I wanted to shoot - that I really want to head back at some point - the dilema being do I go back to somewhere I've already been or do I go somewhere new - I have a bucket list a mile long. I think new next - but we'll see.
The other meaning is a little more painful. I haven't taken a single photograph in the last 6 weeks - in fact since I came back from New York and I haven't processed anything in that time either. My back has gone again - and thius time its serious enough that I need surgery - next week in fact, and then there a 12 week recovery period - so it looks like its going to be summer before I'm able to get back out with my camera - its really annoying - we had snow yesterday - and allI could do was look at it from indoors. Still once Wednesday is over then its looking forward to recovery.
Anyway thank you all very much for your recent support with my shots, hopefully I'll post more soon.
Technical Details
Fuji XT-1
Fuji 18-135mm @ 26.6mm
F8
1/1000 second
ISO 200
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This Woodpecker was formerly called the Arctic Woodpecker or Black-backed Three-toed Woodpecker. It does have only three toes which is a characteristic it shares with the American Three-toed Woodpecker (Picoides dorsalis) which can also be found here. This one is a female. I added a recent shot of a male in the first comment box for comparison. Note the yellow crown.
This species eats mainly wood-boring insects which it obtains by scaling bark from trees to expose the holes created by those insects. If you look to the left of the bird, you can see the exposed boring holes in the area where the bark was removed. The Woodpecker inserts its long barbed tongue to extract a meal.
We usually find these ones by listening for the irregular tapping and tearing sounds created by the scaling activity. Falling bark chips are also a good tell.
This is how Lee and I found this one today.
Grey Nuns White Spruce Park. St. Albert, Alberta.
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So happy Aurelia could finally come back to SL and restart working on MOLiCHNO collection! I totally adore her style and admire her talent. Hopefully more posts will follow showing you the work of this delicate and classy designer.
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Fantastic background of Neva River.
Seem to have built up a bit of queue of unprocessed photographs, which is good, as I enjoy the processing bit almost as much as the taking bit!
I'm particularly pleased with this photograph, taken a couple of weeks back as I was making my way to the Isle of Skye.
So, so lucky with the weather, considering it was mid-October, as it was actually feeling like a Summer's day.
Pulled into the tourist honey-pot that is Eilean Donan Castle and managed to grab a shot that screams SCOTLAND – I mean, you'd never guess, would you?
A very early start saw me hiking up Jacobs Ladder up to Swine Back still shrouded in darkness, when I finally reach the top it was covered in thick heavy cloud I was not very optimistic, but then suddenly a gap. Looking down the Vale of Edale.
Built back in 2015. Yes, those are original Lego rubber bands in light gray used for door handles.
I also like using those Belville ice skates for current collectors - first seen being used by Erpelmutz from 1000steine.de. This train was also inspired by Erpelmutz's awsome looking E94.
The avian flu is back in our area, so the zoo has decided to shelter many of its birds indoors. Jack, the black swan, along with barnyard birds and penguins, are included in the population deemed most vulnerable.
See you when it's over, my friends!
Beautiful view of lake ontario from this lisiting. HDR shot with 5 images @ 1ev. software was photomatix and photoshop
I posted a shot of this fox yesterday and now it’s back again today. Obviously it likes the neighbor’s backyard. Probably watching for rabbits, which we have several.
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- Game: DmC 5
Tools:
- ReShade 4.9.1
- 4K DSR
- Camera, Fov, Hud, Timestop, etc; by Otis_Inf
framedsc.github.io/GameGuides/devil_may_cry_5.htm
Comparison Link: imgsli.com/Mzk5MzM
After languishing a couple years out of service at Huron with a broken crank reportedly the 401 was put back together and made serviceable in the late 70's. It like the rest of the C425's was filthy and it ran around that way until Huron painted the C425's and there BU companions in late 1980. The 401 looking better than it has in years sits at Waseca on January 3, 1981. No photographer to credit on this one, Chuck Schwesinger collection.
Back in the desert, back among the cactus and all things spiny.
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Fall Break 2014: "Turtles & Lava"
November 1: Hawaii to Arizona, a long day's journey into another day; reacquainting with the desert.
The marbled whites are back on the meadow at our local golf course. I had been there two weeks ago and at the time didn't find a single one. Today I went there again during my lunch break and there were hundreds of them. It was hot and sticky, almost like in a glasshouse, but I just had to sit down in the grass and watch the marbled whites taking turns on the flowers around me.