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الرجاء عدم استخدام هذه الصورة في المواقع ,المدونات او اي وسيلة تواصل بدون اذن مني
The Roger’s Wildlife Area is also managed with tools other than prescribed fire. Food plots and other plantings are present and land modifications were made to manage water. Care must be taken as to limit soil disturbance and fire and/or physical damage to man-made land features and improvements such as shelterbelt plantings, nest boxes, levees, and fence lines. The property is highly valued by local sportspeople and hunting occurs here. Early goose hunting season may be open during periods when prescribed fire would be the most optimal for implementation. Fire Management staff must take special care as to not disturb the area, as well as time their burns accordingly or take the appropriate actions to provide for visitor safety. The USFWS would like to thank its cooperators for implementing a successful burn! Photo credit: Shane Theall, USFWS.
Slide Fire was reported the afternoon May 20th. Information can be found on Inciweb at inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/3874/
This guy was out blowing fire while we were trick or treating. I quickly snapped a few shots, I think they turned out pretty good.
Japanese fire belly newt
Also he is my pet.
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うちには猫のほかに「アカハライモリがいます。。なんか最近春がちかいせいか。。イモリのＴＯＢＩ君がやたらと、アピールしている気が。。ｗｗ
"Hell's Wench," a B-24 badly damaged by anti-aircraft artillery fire, led the 93rd Bombardment Group (Heavy) in its daring low-level attack on the oil refineries at Ploesti, Romania, which supplied two-thirds of Germany's petroleum production at that stage of World War II. Lt. Col. Addison E. Baker, an Ohio National Guardsman who commanded the 93rd, ignored the fact he was flying over terrain suitable for safe landing. He refused to break up the lead formation by landing, and led his group to the target upon which he dropped his bombs with devastating effect. Then he left the formation, but his valiant attempts to gain enough altitude for the crew to escape by parachute failed and the aircraft crashed. For their gallant leadership and extraordinary flying skill, both Baker and his pilot, Maj. John L. Jerstad, received the Medal of Honor, posthumously. The raid, nicknamed "Operation Tidalwave," was costly, with 54 of the 177 bombers lost and 532 of the 1,726 personnel engaged listed as dead, missing or interned. Baker's service epitomized the role of National Guard aviators during World War II. Because of their experience, most of them were transferred from their 29 pre-war observation squadrons after mobilization. As individuals, they helped train and lead the huge numbers of volunteer airmen who served in Army Air Force units during the war. Baker and other Guard aviators carried on a long tradition of dedicated service to the states and nation.
5th and final night. Sleeping under a thin canopy of trees under the stars, full moon throwing patterns on my sleeping bag, the quiet sounds of embers and the soft roar of the river off in the darkness.
This Fire Breather was in a theme park at Kai Feng. He uses Shao Lin methods to do his act. The substance he swallows smelt like kerosine. He actually drank the contents of the bowl, and swallowed it. He then brings up a portion of it and uses it for the fireball you see. He did this three times from the one drink of kerosene.
Fire Works - Ponte de Lima - Portugal
One of the most beatiful fire works I ever seen, with a lot of diferent kinds of fire and music.
The photo is executed in technique «LightGraphic » or «The painting of light», that assumes illumination of model by small light sources in darkness on long endurance.
Thus, all lightcloth (composition) - is one Photo Exposition, is embodied on a matrix of the camera in one click of a shutter.
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