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This happy little couple lives on our porch. We have 2 of these mud nests under the roof of the porch (with several more under the eaves of our roof on every side of the house), and we enjoy sitting there watching the antics of these sparrows. I took this picture about a week ago, or so, and the sparrows were still sitting on their eggs, but their eggs have hatched now, and the little ones are always hungry. These sparrows don't eat from our feeders, but seem to have a 100% "buggy" diet, which is good, because with all the rain we've had lately, there are plenty of mosquitos for them to catch. The Fiddle Festival we were going to yesterday, was called off because of the rain. It's beautiful today, but there's no place to go today. I just may sit out on the porch and watch the sparrows for a while.

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Fall colors are apparent in this part of Mono Cliff Provincial Park.

View On Black

1st start at home this season, 3-1 win.

Roadside cliffs

Pendine sands

Sorrento, Italy

Sunset at Mangalia

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The Kingwell Hurdle, Wincanton, February 2018.

At the roadside park north of Jemez Pueblo.

Nora's phone

Cliff Swallow (Petrochelidon pyrrhonata).

Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge.

Grayson County, Texas. 30 April 2017.

Nikon D7200. AF-S Nikkor ED 500mm f4 D.

f4 @ 1/2500 sec. ISO 640.

I was too late to shoot the train down there.

Though I think railroad itself deserves attention.

見下ろせば、目もくらむような深い深い谷。

I’ve seen this done by Brentbat and his is far better.

There is a mono with a small soft box to the left, reflector doing absolutely nothing to the right, El Wire background.

Saturation seems sucked out of it on my monitor.

Exposure : ISO 100, f/11, 67 sec.

cap blanc