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His head and neck are fully fluffed as seen in courtship. However, there wasn't a Hooded merganser hen nearby; perhaps he's practicing for the big day.
That's what this little Marigold made me think of!
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I drove past often in the last 2-3 years, took some pictures and almost always I see this funny bird. Always in the same place (Yellow Bal) and always with open wings. It looks like he is conducting and enjoying the fantastic autumn/winter silence ...
The conductor on the MRL Helena local calls over the radio "3 Cars to a pin" when working the cement plant at Montana City, MT.
La red de tranvías de Lisboa es operada por Carris, la compañía municipal de transportes de Lisboa y está integrada actualmente por seis líneas y cubre un total de 48 km con un ancho de vía de 900 mm, incluyendo 13 km de vía reservada. Emplea a 165 conductores y una flota de 58 vehículos (40 histórico, 10 articulados y 8 ligeros1 con una única base en la estación de Santo Amaro
La red tranviaria de la ciudad se desarrolló a partir de las líneas de los denominados "coches americanos", tranvías tirados por caballos. En 1900 se instalaron nuevas vías y catenarias junto a un nuevo generador eléctrico a carbón para su funcionamiento. En 1901 se inauguró la primera línea de Cais do Sodré a Algés
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Every year I visit this local pond to photograph the Wood Ducks. You never know how many show up at any given time. I've seen as little as two to as many as eighteen! I thought I'd dip into this folder I din't bother to process until now. Enjoy! Click to view on black.
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Conductor headed to work on the Strathspey Railroad a heritage line in the Highlands of Scotland.
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Thank you so much for your visit!
A train conductor frowning disapprovingly at me for standing in a non-approved spot and taking photos. I was waved peremptorily away, apparently for my safety.
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This leaf caught my eye on the way to work.........frozen in place and looks like he is conducting the symphony of fall.
Bill, a museum volunteer, was the conductor during our ride on the Snoqualmie Train. The Train is part of the Northwest Railroad Musuem in Snoqualmie, WA.
This Arctic Skua reminded me of the conductor of an orchestra. He had been bathing in a fresh water pool and was just flapping himself dry. This photo also shows the white wing flashes and deep barrel chest characteristic of this species. In summer they don't catch their own food like most seabirds, but mug other seabirds for food they are carrying back in their crops. When chased panicking seabirds will regurgitate their last meal and the skua will gather it all in mid air with astonishing dexterity. I photographed this one on St Kilda where I had another encounter with a breeding Arctic Skua. When I walked high on the hill one Skua called at me to signal its displeasure as it had a chick somewhere nearby. I didn't want to disturb it so headed back down and as soon as I turned my back I felt a rush of air as it divebombed me. This one wouldn't attack while I was watching so I then had to walk backwards out of its territory. But one bird on Svalbard wasn't so timid and physically struck me as I was taking a photograph of it charging me. Here's the photo just before impact: www.flickr.com/photos/timmelling/9459817588/in/photolist
One final thing; Skuas have webbed feet like most seabirds but there is an optical illusion going on here that makes the feet look unwebbed. That is because the webs were almost submerged, but the "middle toe" is a reflection of the leg making the toes look normal.
Yes, I know street photographers are supposed to be stealth and blend into the crowd, but I tend to interact with the population when the opportunity arises.
Those who danced were thought to be quite insane by those who could not hear the music. Angela Monet
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Swinging through the curves coming into Mounds, Utah, is Union Pacific’s LJP45 local nearing the approach signal for the junction with the main line a trip back Helper on February 5, 2004. Rio Grande SD40T-2 Tunnel Motor No. 5390 leads the way, with Engineer Mel Baughman at the throttle and Steve McFarland in the conductor’s seat.