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A view from Cleethorpes beech across the Humber Estuary to East Yorkshire.
With the recent built Wind Turbines on the skyline.
This beach cleaning tractor must be used early mornings to grade and rake the sand at St Kilda Beach. This will need to happen daily given the numbers of people and other things such as needles that may be deposited overnight. While the morning was brisk and clear you can see the dusty horizon as the sun rises. Plus despite me cleaning my lens the night before there are some dirt spots.
I noticed that I was avoiding using the thermos I usually keep tea in because it was affecting the flavor of anything I kept in it. Time for a cleaning. I use a product called dip-it, which contains sodium perborate, sodium carbonate, and sodium silicate. It does a great job and is fun to watch as well. It's an entirely different kind of tempest in the tea ware.
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Phalacrocoracidae is a family of approximately 40 species of aquatic birds commonly known as cormorants and shags. Several different classifications of the family have been proposed, but in 2021 the International Ornithologists' Union adopted a consensus taxonomy of seven genera. Wikipedia
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The pier at Ayr harbour is looking somewhat untidy and in need of a good old clean up!!
Flickr Lounge - Weekly Theme (Week 32) ~ Neglect ....
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All my cherry pie is gone, I am a member of the clean plate club. My mom would be proud! At Cup A Jo
A clean USSC GP38-2 leads a Moore Haven turn towards the Clewiston mill on a cool south central Florida day. Lows in the fields this day were in the mid to upper 30s, with highs in the mid 50s.
and I'm relieved.
Thank you fellow Americans, and I am sure the rest of the world thanks you as well.
A female Fig Bird has a bit of a clean up, perhaps before going out to a bird's party! Thanks to Dave Nice who tried to help me with an ID and May (Maybe) who was able to solve the problem. I looked at google to identify it, thinking it may have indeed been a Fig Bird but the fickle nature of the internet is such that most of the first photos that came up were male fig birds which are green and quite different to the females. I stopped my search too soon, but I think in their own way, the females with these lovely stripe like feathers are just as pretty. Thanks again to both May and Dave.
I captured this in the big park down at Cleveland, Redlands where we found quite a managery of birds a month of two back (think Channel Billed Cuckoo). The park is named after an early German settler but I can't spell it off the top of my head right now!
Cleveland, Queensland