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Back shot from March 2016 in the Canterbury Museum. The building, a Gothic Revival constructed on a design by Benjamin Mountfort, opened in 1870. For more info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canterbury_Museum,_Christchurch
Corrugations: The Art of Jeff Thomson, is a significant retrospective exhibition, celebrating three decades of work by the Kiwi sculptor. A corrugated iron-clad Morris Minor, a giraffe, ‘chooks’, French knitting, kete and bouquets of flowers – all crafted out of iron - are featured in the exhibition. The works are drawn from the artist’s own collection and from private and institutional collections.For More Info: www.canterburymuseum.com/about-us/media-releases/iron-man...
I had to take my car in for a WOF and service so instead of going home I took a walk around the city. March 2, 2016 Christchurch New Zealand.
This image has been reposted after it was taken down due to a misunderstanding.
With the usual Oakworth Bank fine display, 1949 British Railways built Ivatt ‘2MT’ 2-6-2T no.41241, in KWVR red livery, storms up the gradient with the 11:50 Keighley-Oxenhope "Elf Express".
Taken from across the street, we were lucky to see a great display in front of the Bellagio Casino while walking along The Strip in LV.
Joely and I designed and built this window display promoting Troy's Little Italy. People do window displays for the Victorian Stroll.
I first thought this Painted Bunting was a female, but when it began displaying and singing I realized it is an immature male. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
Male egrets perform this display to attract potential mates. Smith Oaks Rookery in High Island, Texas. 2/2019
These were taken through the skylight about 2 miles from the Craigavon Lakes annual pre Halloween display ... Happy Halloween to all my contacts !
Yesterday I posted an image of the leucistic female wood duck and thought I would post an image of her mate. He is so beautiful and almost appears to be on display for us to see all his beauty and his wonderful eyes. Truly a work of art !!!!!! So much beauty everywhere !!!
Wishing you an awesome Saturday and a very blessed one.
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viewed at 'Past Perfect Too' a shabby chic Antique and Crafts store.....Lawton, OK
An Indian Peafowl at Beacon Hill Park, BC, starting to display.
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs, etc. without my permission.
Explored Aug 15, 2011 #2 I love this shot, thanks everyone.
Had a great time watching the Red Arrows display yesterday.
The view from the Clifton Observatory was fantastic, the clouds parted and blue skies ment there was standing room only.
Update
Flight Lieutenant Jon Egging of the Royal Air Force aerobatics team (The Red Arrows) died when his Hawk T1 "Red 4" crashed near Bournemouth Airport after a display yesterday, Saturday 20th August 2011.
www.raf.mod.uk/reds/teamnews/index.cfm?storyid=1754075D-5...
I drove a couple of hours to spend a few hours at this beautiful lagoon at Clearlake in California. It was great fun to watch as these Western Grebes guarded their nests, courted, did a lot of 'displaying' and chased each other around in these quiet waters.
Usually you see them laying around sleeping but this day there was much activity.
Thank you for your views and comments...have a wonderful day.
I had the most amazing experience shooting a pair of Louisiana waterthrush 3/24/2018. It was the first day of turkey season in Georgia so some roads that were previously blocked off in the logging property that doubles as a wildlife refuge were opened for the hunting season. That allowed me access to some habitat I prefer to work in Spring migration. That is where I heard the melodious song of my first Louisiana waterthrush of the season. As I was parking my pickup along the side of the dirt logging road I heard the song of my first B1ack-throated green warbler of the season as well. I gathered my gear and sauntered down the hill into the still largely denuded forest below where clear winding streams flowed. I choose an area to set up close to where I had been hearing the waterthrush. I soon realized there were two of them, and they were not behaving as competing males but rather were foraging about together. I had them down on this stream together, and the one seen is the suspected male, whom I observed singing on occasion. I have never seen a waterthrush display like this, and I wonder how many times this has been captured by camera? It is not a body posture I've ever observed before with this species. He acquired the pose slowly reminiscent of a tom turkey displaying. He maintained this pose for what seemed an eternity, but was just a few seconds. He better be careful since after all it is turkey season!