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A westbound UP mixed freight is rumbling across the Mississippi River into Clinton, Iowa just as the shadows are starting to get long. The US 30 bridge completes the scene in the upper left. Clinton, IA 10/30/2021
I think everyone living in a cold climate is looking forward to spring. Cute little ducklings taken in Calgary, Alberta.
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The gulls were circling around a fisherman on the east bank of the Willamette, giving me a chance to practice my in flight photos. It's going to take a lot of work, partially blamed on the slowness of the lens, and partially blamed on my inexperience!
Bessemer & Lake Erie No. 905 passes through Calvin Yard, leading the "AK Turn." The short train is pulling gons piled high with scrap metal for the furnaces at AK Steel's Butler Works.
Sycamore saplings abound - getting ahead of the established trees - looking particularly good from below.
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So here ends the French trip, with a parting shot of the sun setting taken from the ferry. Thanks to everyone for all your comments and for sticking with me through the tour.
male peregrine falcon about to go overhead (thankfully). This is six shots after the previous picture. cropped because it was too much bird, too fast and too close. those amazing eyes. they can spot prey from a mile away. humans have 30,000 cones (to perceive color) in their eyes, peregrines have around a million. they can also see ultraviolet light that helps them track prey. and because of their speed in flight they are designed to perceive light at 100Hz while humans see it at 60Hz. everything would be a blur to them at high speeds with out that ramped up flicker fusion frequency.