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This warthog was looking for grubs in the parched earth, the birds surrounding her were picking off the small insects she was unearthing at the same time.
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This is one of the best parts of the morning shoot. When the waves and the ocean quiets. No longer worried about getting crushed it is just about capturing the glass like feature of the water. I often wonder how the ocean so rough and powerful can look so smooth and calm.
Honey Bee trying to get to the pollen in a Granada rose.
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I gave up digging and called a neighbor who owned a grader. Even he got stuck a few times. This was a very heavy wet snow.
Next in a set of 3 pictures,now finds the Jaguar digging into the spot determined to find what is buried beneath !
Big thanks to Todd for digging this back out for me and for the edit to make it even viewable as my photos have never been great but used to be even worse lol.
I don't know how old this even is, I'd say at least 5 years ago. A long time ago there was a limit on photos on flickr and I didn't have pro so I had to delete older pics as I put up new ones, meaning a lot of my early work isn't anywhere then ones Todd saved for me as a huge favour years ago. Some are on Google or blog sites but a great many are just long gone.
Yeah I used to roll with the DAK in those days haha. Using single tracks was something new at the time as was building slightly smaller builds, then when cheese parts came out I knew I had to build a Pz lll turret and I'm glad to see the tech still around to this day, it just works. Clearly I didn't do much landscaping lol. Still fun to look back. I don't use custom connections on builds anymore as I enjoy the challenge that more purist connections bring out of me. Takes longer but is always worth it.
And yes it's growing a tree out of its rear.
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I'm still documenting for Challenge #164: People Working
One thing about being a widow is people come to help when you need it. First Jill came with her snowblower. Then Nate and Wendi showed up to get my snowblower working. Raquelle and her daughter walked by and grabbed shovels. Then Raquelle went home and grabbed her snowblower. Five people working with three snowblowers and several snow shovels. Yes, I have wonderful neighbors. And, I couldn't document it as well as I wanted because I had to help with the work.
This black bear was digging under a rock for a salmon that had died there. It dug for about 5 minutes stopping often to check it's surroundings. There were hundreds of salmon carcasses laying around but the bear wanted the one under the rock.
another one from the Shoe-box :)
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Since the weather has matched my apathy for shooting anything around here I figure I'll throw up some old junk. Heres one to prove I do shoot the orange borg if its interesting enough. First Coast 501 drags a cut of cars out from the port of Fernandina Beach. I had wanted this shot for a long time after seeing this location on a beach trip as a kid and finally did after a several hour wait!
A Queen Butterfly (Danaus gilippus) searching out nectar at the St. Paul Conservatory Butterfly exhibit. A wonderful place to visit.
Foraging in a forest of plastic at Amoeba Records. San Francisco, California. 2007.
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Sheep herding contest at Iowa State Fair to show off dog obedience. The red markings on them were for identification and are not blood.
The sheep will obey but as I observed them, I noticed they never seem to stare directly at the dog as cattle seem to do.
They seem to be glancing away even though they know the dog is there, because the sheep were at a point where they were staring at the herder with a stick in hand at a gate entrance and are actually focused on him. The dog also has his eyes fixed toward the command and not the sheep.
Tish is so pretty and looks so ladylike, but I do love it when she really gets stuck in...it's a pleasure to watch her enjoying herself. Mind you it would be, as she's not mine and I'm not the one who has to has to clean those paws :-)
actually this Elephant is busy cleaning out again his self dug waterhole or making it a bit deeper . Here in the dry river bed he does not risk an Crocodile attack. These ones are hiding in the shallow river water waiting for a good prey ....
Between Letaba and Shingwidzi, Kruger National Park, Limpopo Province, South Africa
The crew of 'Jubilee' No. 5690 'Leander' are digging in for the long drag to Ais Gill summit, as they approach Bull Gill, a short distance south of Kirkby Stephen, on 9th September 2009. The train is Statesman Rail's 'The Fellsman', 1Z22 1520 Carlisle - Lancaster. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
Stanier '5MT' 4-6-0 no.45212 digs into the climb as she heads towards Glenfinnan summit with the afternoon Fort William-Mallaig "Jacobite" train.
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