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An evening shower (or two) broke out during the golden moments near sunset between a wide array of cloud types basking in the orange glows of filtered rays of sunlight.
Alternative names for the photograph:
Orange Rain
Cumulonimbus
Best when viewed in LIGHTBOX.
PO-4 with MEC 514 heads west at the marsh in Scarborough, Maine with eight cars for Biddeford and Saco.
April 27, 2021
One of eight sanderlings (Calidris alba) that I photographed on our beach one evening in August.
(Sandløper in Norwegian)
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The sun goes down in Berlin. A woman goes to sunlight. Her body appears as a silhouette and throws a big shadow. In the background the red town hall. Abstract black and white street photography from Berlin.
The Met were one of the earliest police forces to introduce a Mechanised Constabulary division.
Visit the Encyclopedia Steamatica to read the full story of this, and many other constructions of the Imperial Era often referred to as the "Steampunk Age" - empireofsteam.blogspot.co.uk/
In the fading evening light over Morecambe Bay, Lancashire, a raptor surveys the area, looking for supper - a beautiful evening enhanced by the avian presence!
This evening grosbeak is very particular about the company he keeps and he does not appreciate uninvited guests, especially when they 'drop in' on his favorite perch.
These birds are resident in New Brunswick but they are relatively uncommon. The best place to find them is in rural areas in the winter when they will sometimes visit feeders.
An interesting fact about evening grosbeaks is that they provide for smaller finches. According to the Cornell Lab, the massive beaks of the evening grosbeak "can crush seeds that are too large for Common Redpolls and Pine Siskins to open. These smaller birds often seek out the grosbeaks and glean the food scraps they leave behind."
66779 'Evening Star' gets ready to depart TWY with the Schweerbau High Speed Milling vehicle DR79601
A Red Kite (Milvus milvus) scanning the ground below for prey, whilst using it's tail to stabilise and manoeuvre itself in the evening breeze.