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Window cleaning the building that Houses the Open Eye Photo Gallery in Liverpool, which is situated at Mann Island, at the Pier Head.
Die Störche sind flügge, Mama kommt nur noch zum Aufräumen.
The storks are fledglings, mum just comes to clean up.
A little Crimson Rosella cleaning and preening. Testing Rob's DA*300/4. It's on lone and I forsee many tears when the time to hand it back comes around. Incredible bit of glass.
King Parrot (wiki)
Australian parrot. This is a male one and in my yard. There was a female one very close to him, too.
Turkey Vultures seem to have a "world weary" expression, as if they have seen it all, and there's nothing that can surprise them.
They truly are nature's clean-up crew, and when there is a group circling overhead, it's a good sign there's been a kill.
I read some time ago that in Africa, poachers kill vultures, as they would provide clues to the game wardens that there had been an illegal kill, and that's how they were finding the poachers. The kill of the vultures obviously created a lot of problems, as they are such an important part of the ecosystem.
Photo taken May 18, 2023
In the long and broken night sticky with the bad dreams
You see the faces of the past slowly floating downstream
Like thieves coming in the dark to steal away your halo
And all the briars and the thorns scratching at your window
You say a clean horizon is all that you need
With nothing heavy in your hands, nothing dragging at your feet.
Sometimes you count the cost of everything you’ve been through
And all the wreckage of those lives strewn all around you
And now you have to be careful where you tread
Trying not to remember what you can’t forget
I’ve seen you tearing at yourself to shed your skin
And how you cannot stop once you begin
It clings to you again and again
But for that clean horizon you’d do anything
Ah, that clean horizon is always the dream
With nothing heavy in your heart or dragging at your feet
Sullivan(2021)
Another from the magic morning at Crimdon, words by Justin Sullivan.
In little world it is also important to clean up the used kitchen tools after use. In this Case the tiny little helper had to clean the Tea Egg and grater!
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Auch lin little world müssen die Küchenutensilien nach Gebrauch gereintigt werden. In diesem Fall musste der kleine Helfer das Teeei und die Küchenreibe schrubben!
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The (almost) clean paw of Linus. He loves to dig in the dirt and as he doesn't do things by halves he uses all four paws. Sometimes you don't even recognize the original colour if his fur anymore but unlike Fynn Linus spends a lot of time grooming himself and usually doesn't need my help to get clean again.
Was listening to some Depeche Mode...Violator era and the words were grabbing hold tonight:
Now that I'm clean, you know what I mean
I've broken my fall, put an end to it all
I've changed my routine now I'm clean
Laid on the beach, letting the water wash over me and feel clean. A recharging feeling.
This house wren has been busy with a little (ok, a lot) housekeeping on the red barn birdhouse, although I’m not sure what happened to the Carolina Wren and babies that were living there…
I love Nuthatches especially as they are a fairly recent addition to Scotland's birdlife. About 50 years ago they had a tiny foothold in the Borders but in the last thirty years or so they have expanded considerably spreading north and west quickly. The prime driver in this is the increase and popularity of bird feeding and Nuthatches can't resist a peanut. A pair were dominating the feeders today and cleaned out the peanuts. This is a female with light chestnut undertail coverts and a grey, rather than strong black, stripe through the eye.
I saw this duck on a pond during my walk on Saturday morning. It was the only white duck there but lived in a group of mallards who seemed to accept her. I guess it's a domestic duck, however it ended up on the pond.