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Female Ruby-throated Hummingbird gathering her composure after a brief visit to my hummingbird feeder.
Uncommon migrant and summer resident. For many years, at least two females regularly visit my feeder. They tend to arrive in mid-April and depart by the end of September.
Last shot of the day on this one, the camera was packed, tripod stowed, I'm already late for my dinner date with the daughter.... Look at that light, clouds!.... I downloaded this for her to see so she knew why I was late. :-)
Glacier Basin Trail, Mount Rainier. That's 'Little' Tahoma getting the cloud action and I believe that's Ruby peak standing tall in front.
best viewed LARGE...... :-)
Unbestimmte Fliege mit Tropfen/ unknown fly with drop
Der Grund für dieses Verhalten ist offenbar noch nicht abschließend geklärt: es könnte zur Verdauung beitragen oder zur Regelung der Temperatur.
The reason for this behavior is apparently not yet conclusively clarified: it could contribute to digestion or to regulating the temperature.
www.wissenschaft-aktuell.de/artikel/Coole_Fliegen17710155...
Heute war es zwar nur 10° "warm"... aber sonnig und windstill im Garten - ich habe mehrere Fliegen mit solchen Tropfen fotografiert.
The early morning dew clings throughout the span of this enormous and well kept home....the Dew Drop Inn !
Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul...Darrell.
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Have a safe and happy day dear Flickr friends !!!!
Hello my amazing Flickr friends !!
Today is a pink or purple day at Color my World Daily and the theme at Smile on Saturday is a single drop. Who knew that drops are so cool and difficult to photograph ? Especially when you have to capture only one drop at the time… Of course, I ended up with way too many drops pictures, so I’m pretty much sure we will see some drops photos in a next few days or weeks… and just like that another addiction is born. I hope you will like it ! Happy SOS to all participants !!
FYI: I have a family event tonight so I will not be able to answer your comments …. I will try to catch up as soon as my hungover is… well… over.
Mucho, mucho amor for you my friends !! Have a beautiful day !!!
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments / favs/ general support / happy thoughts!! Stay safe and well!! And see you soon on Flickr !
Crazy Tuesday theme: droplets/water drops Thank you everyone for your kind comments and favs. All are greatly appreciated. HCT
The very wet summer and fall conditions this year resulted in lower color and early dropping leaves in the Canaan Valley area of West Virginia.
Pink chose the wrong portal during her last encounter so now she is dropped to eternity.
Somebody catch her please...
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Great Egret ~ (Ardea alba)
The force of the Great Egret's strike creates a splash. When these birds decide to make a move on their submerged prey, they go 'all in' so to speak.
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Never think or treat me as a fool because i'm smart enough to catch you. And Never think that i'm alone and I live without friends.I have a true friends either in my own life or here in flickr.
This little drop is hanging on with all the colors to party with, cause if it lets go it just becomes a drip.
En panne de Freebox depuis le 19 février, toujours en panne mais "miracle" mon fils a relié l'ordinateur à mon téléphone 😅
Freebox has broken down, still down but "miracle" my son has connected the computer to my phone 😅
Pitch Drop, 2016, Julian Charrière
Pitch Drop (2016) refers to the experiment of the same name.
The experiment, begun in 1930 in a laboratory in New Zealand, that has been studying the dripping behavior of hard and rock-like pitch for some 90 years.
Charrière's work takes up this lengthy process: The time-based sculpture drips once every ten years, following a rhythm of centuries beyond the human lifespan.
Until the upper container would be empty,
more than 10,000 years would pass.
This enormous time span corresponds to the duration of the Holocene so far,
the period in the history of the Earth that marks the evolution of humankind
development of humankind from the Neolithic period to the
present.
I have seen the work of art years ago in Düsseldorf and could already notice minimal changes, but it has not yet come to the formation of drops.
It is also a good experiment to show that nuclear waste repositories, no matter in what hard sediment, will be in flux over the millennia.
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