Duck Balancers United
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"Life is a balance of holding on and letting go"...
This beautiful male Scarlet Tanager kept getting closer and closer. He was determined to put his best side forward for the photo. One of my favorite migrators!
Flurries over Frogmore
He saw the darkness in her beauty, she saw the beauty in his darkness. ♥
I go to the ocean because sometimes it’s the only thing that gives me calm and comfort. It’s kind of ironic really because the waves are often wild, aggressive, and loud. Maybe it dominates my thoughts and leaves no room for the bad or ugly to enter.
Balance they say is so important. Moments like this one are needed. Eat the salad and the cake. Take the run and have that rest. Read a book and then work, work, work. Balance.
Balance.
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Great Egret - Circle B Bar Reserve
From Cornell:
Behavior
Great Egrets wade in shallow water (both fresh and salt) to hunt fish, frogs, and other small aquatic animals. They typically stand still and watch for unsuspecting prey to pass by. Then, with startling speed, the egrets strike with a jab of their long neck and bill.
Habitat
You’ll find Great Egrets in both freshwater and saltwater habitats. They are colonial nesters, typically placing stick nests high in trees, often on islands that are isolated from mammalian predators such as raccoons.
Spring is in the air (for today!) I was watching a pair of Bluebirds feed from ground to branch, bouncing around effortlessly even with the wind!
Balancing Rocks in the Ottawa River.
Remic Rapids Park is situated on the shore of the Ottawa River, Ottawa, Canada.
To enhance the park’s beauty, artist John Felice Ceprano has created balanced rock sculptures on the river’s edge since 1986. The artist uses fossilized and colourful rocks found on the shore to build these sculptures by hand. They provide a free and exploratory public art experience that complements the park’s natural setting.
Kreisel / Gyroscope
For Gyroscope during rotation it's easy to keep the balance in each position...
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