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Foggy morning at the Big Valley train station. Their restored grain-elevator and preserved roundhouse are in the background.
At the entrance to the Big Lagoon in Miniloc Island, Bacuit Bay, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines. At low tide, tour boats can only go as far as the entrance. Visitors can either swim or rent a kayak to enter and tour the Big Lagoon.
Image taken along the scenic stretch of Big Sur coastline.
Noticeable is the famous Bixby Bridge, one of the most photographed features on the West Coast due to the aesthetic design and because of its location along the scenic Central Coast of California.
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The view over some fences is definitely better than others. Give me a fence with a view.
Happy Fence Friday.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished in Topaz Studio 2.0 and Lightroom Classic.
A big cloud standing over lake Vegoritida in northern Greece.
This is the fantastic view from the small church of Holy Spirit above the village of Agios Panteleimon at the shores of the lake.
I went looking for bluelbells very early yesterday morning but found wild garlic...
Weston Big Wood, Weston in Gordano, Somerset.
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I've tried so many times to get a clear shot of this beautiful big bird and today there were so many Herons flying around guarding their patch! This I think is one of my faves as it was so close to where I was standing!
Nappanerica -The largest red sand dune in the world (40 meters high), affectionately known as "Big Red" located just outside Birdsville on the edge of the Simpson Desert. The dunes run from north to south, and are the world’s longest parallel sand dunes.If you're travelling across the desert from west to east it's the last of approx 1,113 dunes to cross. A 4wd enthusiasts paradise.
Car Spotting in Bogata, TX. I used just an itsy bitsy, teeny weeny, teeny tiny, little bitty, very small bit of Photoshop on this one,
Sepia and misty treatments to this Singapore's well known attraction.
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A common merganser catches a exceptionally large fish in the morning.
I was tracking this merganser waiting for it to swim into a better background, so luckily I was on it when it caught this fish, I don't know if it's not used to catching big fish like this, but it took a while to get it head first to swallow.
Many countries have their big birding events, in Germany there is an annual winter bird count and a garden bird count in January, and May, respectively. And there is the birdrace on the first May weekend, during which individuals or teams try to find as many species in 24h as they can. In the US, but also around the globe, users of eBird are encouraged to participate in „Global Big Day“, which this year took place on May 10th. I am usually in the US for the first week of may, attending a conference, so I had the opportunity to go birding in the US that day. Just the weather started out pretty miserably that day - after about 24h straight of rain, the morning was still very wet. This tree swallow was up and awake, but not in hunting spirit with the rain and very little insects out. Fortunately, the weather turned much better soon after that, so that I could see and hear a few more birds.