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Ou comment un délire capillaire se transforme en doute... j'ai fait la bêtise de "tester pour le fun" cette wig sur Thildène... maintenant je doute, ça lui va bien et c'était pas prévu ... lol
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Peaceful Dove
Scientific Name: Geopelia striata
Description: The Peaceful Dove is a small, sturdy dove, with a long graduated tail and wedge-shaped wings. The eye-ring, eye and cere (the soft parts above the bill) are all blue-grey. The upper body is mainly brown-grey, with dark barring. The head and lower throat is a softer grey, with dark scallops. The throat is white and lower body pinkish. The feet are a deep pink. They are usually seen in pairs or small parties, never far from water. The flight is direct, low to the ground and undulating. Their call is very distinctive and is the source of one of their common names, 'Doodle-Doo'. They also may be called the Placid, Zebra or Barred Dove.
Similar species: The Peaceful Dove has a similar shape but is larger than the Diamond Dove, G. cuneata, and is much smaller than the Bar-shouldered Dove,G. humeralis, which has a bronze shoulder patch. They can also be distinguished by their characteristic calls.
Distribution: Peaceful Doves are found in Asia, south Burma and the Malay peninsula, through Indochina to eastern New Guinea and Australia, where it is widespread in the north west, north and eastern mainland. They have been widely introduced to islands.
Habitat: Peaceful Doves are found in open dry woodland with a grassy understorey and the edges of rainforest. In drier areas, they are often in woodland beside rivers, pandanus and vine thickets. They feed on the ground and roost in trees.
Seasonal movements: Peaceful Doves are sedentary, though some seasonal changes in distribution occur in the south and flocks may form briefly in some areas.
Feeding: Peaceful Doves forage on the ground in open, bare areas, in paddocks, beside roads and in gardens. They feed mainly on small seeds of grasses and sedges, and sometimes small insects. They need to drink at least twice a day.
Breeding: Peaceful Doves place their nests in trees or shrubs, including in garden and street trees. They build a small, flimsy platform of twigs, grasses and roots, which is built by both parents. Both parents also feed the young, with 'crop milk' or small seeds.
Calls: A musical 'doodle-doo' repeated often and a loud 'coo-lo-lue'.
Minimum Size: 20cm
Maximum Size: 24cm
Average size: 22cm
Average weight: 54g
Breeding season: August to April
Clutch Size: 2
Incubation: 14 days
Nestling Period: 16 days
(Source: www.birdsinbackyards.net)
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Finally, finally, after months of lockdown and only video calls, we have been allowed to join our households as we both live alone, so me and Gemma are now one household. Which meant that I was able to bring her to Hull for a long weekend, give her a massive hug and enjoy her company.
Our first day we went to Flamborough. As it was a weekday there were not many out, and it was pretty cold and windy! But it was amazing to be out and about after so long cooped up, and the scenery at Flamborough is awesome. We had a great day out!
I like this one - the slight overexposure gives the background an almost unreal quality!
adding comments with the sewing machine while reading Rainer Maria Rilke "Letters to a Young Poet"
mit der Nähmaschine beim Lesen Anmerkungen in Rainer Maria Rilkes "Briefe an einen jungen Dichter" genäht
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Tree Martin
Scientific Name: Petrochelidon nigricans
Description: The Tree Martin is a small, swallow-like bird. The adult has a reddish-brown lower forehead, which becomes paler with wear. Its upper forehead, the crown of its head and the back of its neck are a glossy blue-black, though the gloss is lost with wear. It has a black patch in front of its eyes. Its upper back and shoulders are also blue-black. Its rump area is grey, grading towards the rear to brownish grey with reddish grey or buff edges, constituting a contrasting rump-patch . The upper tail is grey-black. Most of the upper wing appears blackish. The bird is paler underneath - sides of breast smoky grey, rest of breast, flanks and thighs dull reddish-brown, buff or cream.These colours grade into almost whiite towards the birds underside rear. Juvenile birds are similar but paler and brown where adults are glossy blue-black.
Similar species: The Fairy Martin, H. ariel, is similar but its upper head is reddish-brown rather than glossy blue-black, and it is paler and cleaner looking underneath. The Fairy Martin also has a shorter and squarer tail with a shorter fork and a white rump. The Welcome Swallow H. neoxenahas no contrasting rump-patch. Its whole forehead is reddish-brown and it has a large reddish-brown throat patch. It usually has long tail streamers, or forked tail, though not during a moult.
Where does it live?
Distribution: The Tree Martin is found through eastern Indonesia, New Guinea and the Solomon Islands, and is widespread throught out Australia. It occasionally visits New Zealand and various outlying islands.
Habitat: Tree Martins are found in the air above a range of habitats ranging from open grassed areas to forests, especially near wetlands, but they are also found in urban areas. They are found from the coasts to the arid inlands, from sea-level to over 1500m altitude.
Seasonal movements: In eastern Australia southern populations of Tree Martins tend to migrate from southern Australia to winter in northern Australia and New Guinea, although some do not do so. Birds move north in autumn and south in spring. The pattern in South and Western Australia is less clear.
Feeding: Tree Martins eat insects, including ants, beetles, bugs, flies and wasps. They hunt by observing from a perch and sallying forth to catch prey on the wing. They do this at canopy height or higher, or low over open countryside. However they do occasionally pick food off the ground and other surfaces.
Breeding: Tree Martin's nests can be either isolated or in colonies. In cases where the birds do not migrate, they will often visit the nest-site throughout the year. The nest is mostly in a hole in a tree branch, usually horizontal, which is often up high. Occasionally the nest is in holes or cracks in tree trunks or in cliffs, banks or even buildings. Nests are mostly in eucalypts, though other trees are used. Tree Martins sometimes lay their eggs straight onto the rotten wood in the nesting hollow or onto a bed of leaves, sometimes with dry grass, straw or feathers or other suitable materials. Some may build mud nests. Mud is also sometimes used around the hole at the entrance to a nest to reduce its size. Nesting materials are collected by both birds in a pair. When mud is used it has been observed to be obtained from the water's edge.
Calls: The Tree Martin's call is a twittering sound. They often twitter constantly.
Minimum Size: 10cm
Maximum Size: 13cm
Average size: 12cm
Average weight: 15g
Breeding season: August-January
Clutch Size: 2 or 3 usually, but up to 5
(Source: www.birdsinbackyarrds.net)
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Pour noyer le Poisson, Môssieur Dionis organise chaque année un carnaval populaire.
Comme Marine R.N. Trump , il fait appel aux services des équipes de hackers de Vladimir Polonium pour s'assurer d'être élu reine du carnaval.
Alors, trônant fièrement sur son char fleuri, il lance de grandes poignées de poudre de perlimpinpin sur la foule en liesse comme d'autres lanceraient des confettis.
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The Sheffield Beer And Cider Festival is something that Gemma always tries to attend and she had hotel bookings for that weekend, but unfortunately as with many things recently, the beer festival was cancelled. BUt we decided to have a Sheffield weekend just the same, and it was a brill time!
Our good friend Sarah also happened to be in town the first couple of days so we got to spend time with her too - first time since early 2020. It was lovely catching up.
A couple of selfies in the hotel room before heading out on the town for the evening.
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Description: 29th Jan 2013. View of rocky shores of Tanjung Jara in Terengganu during breaks of the monsoon season.
Location: Tanjung Jara, Terengganu, Malaysia
Exif data:
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark ii
Lens: EF 17-40mm f4 L USM
Filter: Lee Filters (0.9 hard) + Lee Filters (1.2 hard)
Exposure: 1.6 seconds
Aperture: f/8
Focal Length: 17 mm
ISO Speed: 100
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My backyard.
12/29/2010
I had some time off between Christmas and New Years, so in between trips to Viera, Circle B and other hot spots, I spent some time in the backyard. We get quite a few visitors at our feeding stations, but the most exciting, by far, is the Ruby-throated Hummingbird.
I'm certain that we have a male who calls the yard home (as obviously documented above). There may also be a female, but I haven't seen both at the same time to be certain. I have seen the male chase off other hummers who have attempted to use the feeder, so I think I'll get another feeder for the front yard. Supposedly you can have two males in your yard if you separate the feeders by something large, like a house.
Anyway, getting this guy captured is not easy. Some professionals spend days setting up a blind, installing a fake colorful background, and substituting the feeder for a live flowering plant when they are ready to shoot. They also will deploy 4-6 remote flashes in order to light up the background and the hummer. There is nothing of that magnitude here. This is purely a budget operation, and I might add, a whole lot of fun when you get an image like this.
To take this image, I simply setup my tripod in the back yard, prefocus the distance to where I expect the hummer to hover, then wait. I sit back in a nice comfortable folding camp chair, usually with a cool beverage, and wait. I don't use a blind, but I give the hummer some time to get accustomed to me being in the backyard.
This hummer is pretty dependable. He'll visit the feeder every 10-15 minutes, and his actions are very predictable. One of his movements is to move backwards from the feeder, hover, then go back in for more nectar. By prefocusing on where I expect him to be, I just have to wait for him to make that movement, then I fire off 3-5 images in succession.
I'll save you the trip to the Exif data if your interested: 1/2000 @ 400mm, ISO 400, flashed. It helps that I usually start my stakeout when the afternoon sun hits the feeder without any shading. You can see some shading from trees in the background, but the hummer is out in the full sun. There are only a couple of hours in the day where the sun angle is just right to capture this guy. Even with the full sunlight and the flash, I still wasn't able to get the wings perfectly still. I could have probably done that if I had bumped the ISO to 800, but the noise on the 50D is really unacceptable at 800. I would lose too many details in post had I cranked it up.
I hope you enjoy this image as much as I have had taking it.
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Ma petite dernière, un teckel à poil dur de 2 mois, en fait ma deuxième fille après Fidji.
Pas facile de la photographier, elle est tjs en train de me mordiller!
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