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An intimate landscape and a tiny tree growing out of the rock. This and the amazing lime color against a dark background, told an interesting story of beauty and determination.
One of our local cormorants.
The birds seem to have taken to perching on an old metal post just off the jetty. This makes it relatively easy to catch them in flight
Great cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo)
The Jetty Tralee Bay - Scotland
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A cloudy and dark late afternoon today - I kept driving and decided to stop on Deas Island, where the sky appeared less dramatic, but not for long. After about 15 minutes of walking, the rain moved in, when I spotted this kayaker and figured it'd be worth switching lenses and taking a landscape shot.
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RKO_6527. Same image as uploaded yesterday but now without frame!
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A mature tree growing through this hole in the rock. I can't imagine how many times it has suffered drought and flooding in this little crack. Amazing
RKO_0229. Lappet faced vulture.
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He slipped down this rock trying to climb it but he was determined to get on top of it as you can see by the look on his face.
This photo was taken Wednesday 14th November, he weighed 9 kilos. I saw him yesterday and he now weighs 11 kilos. He is growing so fast, that each day you can actually see a change in him.
Determination - Osprey retrieving a small piece of eucalyptus bark that was dropped in the water en route to the nest. I really like this wing pose as it shows the beautiful and intricate barring along the primary and secondary feathers in the inner wing. The windy storms this past week really affected the vegetation and water levels this week. The area I captured this image has now become inundated.
Determined to push through to the light...I was also determined to have this happen using most unorthodox ways...
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A Little Blue Heron stares determinedly at the flooded field, willing frogs to appear.
A new storm is bearing down on us even as we rebuild from the outskirts of Helene which left home and some of our favorite natural places forever changed. We’ll work on being safe (and hopefully still be sharing with you all here!) but there may be slowdowns. Already I see a change in behavior by the wildlife here.
Bald eagle, slowing down in flight while out hunting for prey, is never a welcome sight for whatever it has its sights on. While bald eagles, to me are more opportunistic in nature often bullying to obtain their dinner, they can still be effective in their own individual pursuit. Case in point is when they circle over a partially frozen lake, they put all of the birds resting below on alert. This mature bald eagle seems to have its sights on potential dinner below.
Bald eagles in CO are year round residents. In the winter, they share their environment with other eagles and many different kinds of raptors. Though we still another season, that is autumn, to get through before winter, I sure look forward to the plethora of birds of prey who call CO their "winter home".
Happy Thursday!
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It's a cold, wet and windy spring day on Pembrey sands, south-west Wales.
Despite the conditions on this very exposed beach, a man and his children are determined to reach the shoreline....!
Mika /Aussie blue merle bringing her stick back In deep snow
Snow to deep to run through now she has to leap through it Series of 4 consecutive shots out of the camera
I like this image shows her determination in her eyes