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www.youtube.com/watch?v=udLOPLhUiJo
'Moving liquid
Yes, you are just as water.
You flow around all that comes in your way.
Don't think it over,
It always takes you over,
And sets your spirit dancing.
How I'm moved.
How you move me
With your beauty's potency.
You give me life.
Please don't let me go.
You crush the lily in my soul.'
kate bush
A visit to Bush Park, Salem, OR , shooting infrared. Nikon D7500 converted to 830nm. Nikkor 10-20 f4.5-f5.
Since 1992 the Ladysmith Sportsmen's Club has operated the Bush Creek Hatchery west of Oyster Bay, British Columbia, Canada. On a good year they will release a quarter of a million coho and chum salmon fry into the wild.
Horsfield's Bush Lark (Mirafra javanica), Pickford Road, Tablelands, Queensland, Australia
Ebird checklist:
ebird.org/australia/checklist/S123371225
Horsfield's bush lark (Mirafra javanica) is a species of lark which inhabits grassland throughout most of Australia and much of Southeast Asia. It is named for American naturalist Thomas Horsfield.
Source: Wikipedia
Film: Adox Silvermax 21 (ISO 100), 35mm
Camera: Leica IIIf
Lens: Summitar, f=5cm, 1:2
Developer: Rollei RLS, dilution 1+4, 13 min, 24C
Stopper: Rollei RCS citron stop, dilution 1+19, 2min, 20C
Fixer: Rollei RXA fix acid, dilution 1+7, 4.5 min, 20C
Running water for 20 minutes. Final rinse with AGFA Agepon.
Scan: Epson V500 Perfection, 2400 ppi, high exposure
No digital manipulation.
Marbled Bush-crickets are common in Corfu but I was pleased to find that this image is of one of the less common species.
E.leucasi is on the IUCN Red List of threatened species and classified as 'vulnerable'.
HSS!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=286ZtWf2qaw
Still you argue for an option
Still you angle for your case
Like you wouldn't know a burning bush
If it blew up in your face
Yeah, we scheme about the future
And we dream about the past
When just a simple reaching out
Might build a bridge that lasts
Road to bombing ranges at Orfordness, Suffolk, UK.
The ranges are disused now and have been taken over by the National Trust.
At Walkabout Creek near Enoggera Reservoir.
They are beautiful birds with a wide wingspan, mainly nocturnal and characterised by their wailing sound.
Can anyone identify this small tree? It has very hard, black, rough bark. My best guess right now is spice bush.
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I was driving towards Missoula's downtown and when I came to the stoplight...here was this bush totally full with sparrows!!! They were all puffed up and chattering like crazy! Right when I was getting ready to take my pic the light turned green...I about cried as that was the best position I could be in for this shot! I drove about a half mile down praying those little birds would stay there, and walked all the way down and about half of them were still there!! I needed to get out in the road to get a good shot as I know they would have flown if I got any closer! LOL...they just warmed my heart! I wondered if they'd push the button so I could walk out in the road and take their picture! lol....Have a blessed Sunday everyone!! :)
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I spotted this on our camping trip and thought that I had found something really special.....well I guess I did, but was then informed that these "carvings" were made by a worm!!! All the same, I thought the one on the right looked like a lizard.
ODC-Out Of Control
These Elderberry bushes have an iron will to live. You can stick a branch into the ground, and it will grow. This bush is huge. Stu uses the berries, and the birds will get some too.
An Amtrak southbound Regional train crosses the Bush River at Willoughby Beach, MD on it's way to the next stop in Baltimore, MD, July 12, 2025. Meanwhile, crabbers are making their way back to the boat launch expressing no interest in the speeding train. TMAX 100, Nikon FM2N.
The Australian bush turkey can be found in great numbers in our parks and fiesta. They are inedible. Completely
Bush Cricket. Unsure of exact id. Taken around souillac, Lot department, France. She didn't want to be photographed and was constantly moving away from me just to be awkward...
not at the zoo or enclosure but wild and free to roam like nature intended
refitted Russian projector lens KP-16 50mm f1.2