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I think this the female of a pair of burrowing owls. They've been seen together, for several days now, flying between a couple of burrows that seem abandoned. On Sunday, that included a lot of copulation. After one mating, this bird came over and started scratching out a burrow, sat down in it and then flew away.
I think that in this soil, they'll take an abandoned burrow, but she'll improve it to her tastes, down inside. I suspect that this is ritual digging, that's part of a mating routine.
We have been spending most of our time digging trenches, and deep one at that.
Taken @Wellington city, New Zealand
Two native bees (probably Lasioglossum sp.) enjoy a Podolepis sp. flower. [Kanangra-Boyd National Park, NSW]
A very busy bee collects pollen from a hydrangea at Vancouver's Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden. July 19, 2007.
Parts of the town of Kendal can be seen over the rise as 'Princess Coronation' No. 46233 'Duchess of Sutherland' digs into the early part of the ascent of Grayrigg on 19th March 2016 while heading The Railway Touring Company's 'Mid-day Scot' 1Z32 0635 Manchester Victoria - Edinburgh Waverley charter. This location is just north of Oxenholme Lake District just short of the settlement of Meal Bank. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
One of the many things that I love about Poland is the endless amount of cakes that are available. Sweets are definitely a part of life here and so many to choose from too...slowly I am making the rounds and sampling them all! Chocolate, fruit filled, caramel, cream, cheese cake....it seems that there is a shop on every corner. Look for "cukiernia" and you will be in heaven! Not hard on the wallet either, these 2 cost about 7 zloty which is about $2.3 USD.
Lovely new embroidery pattern for the April 2014 issue of the Bustle & Sew eMagazine - original design by Flapdoodledesigns.
Sometimes hydrants become a bit clogged up with soil and silt. This one was particularly blocked. We filled 3 buckets of dirt, which was carefully disposed of….and we cleaned up after ourselves
“Art and life are subjective. Not everybody's gonna dig what I dig, but I reserve the right to dig it.”
~Whoopi Goldberg
NS 22N, a Memphis, TN - Atlanta, GA daily intermodal, slugs its way up the northern slope of Braswell Mountain behind a ex-Conrail C40-8W.
Chug Chug GE. Chug Chug!
Digging wells by hand is hard work, especially at the hottest time of day. Great appreciation for this young guy's work ethic ...
#everyday-heroes
We play prospectors for an hour or so in the Queenstown area, New Zealand. The guide in these shots showed us how to chose the site, dig the sand, wash the sand in the river and ... find gold. Lots of messy work for a few flakes of gold.
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This guy was digging for so long that I was able to take the camera out the bag and get a shot, after he finished all he did was wipe his hand on his clothes and continued to serve!
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