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Doug Harrop Photography • February 19, 1978
A wintery setting in Weber Canyon features a pair of eastbound trains at Strawberry, Utah. It appears the engineer of UP 8014 is in position to give UP 8052 a roll by ahead of the nearby crossovers.
This snap was clicked in Sikkim.. Pelling actually.. Tibetan prayer flags.. You'll find them all over Sikkim.. They surround their houses by these flags to protect them from any harm and evil.
This common tern was flying by and fishing close to me so I got this nice image.
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A cormorant in flight at the Leonabelle Turnbull Birding center in Port Aransas, Texas. I'm pretty sure it is a Neotropic Cormorant - there is a flock of those that live in the area, but it is too high to get a good look at the head.
Barred Owl flying low over the field. This Owl appears to have an injured right eye but having seen it successfully catch voles it seems fine. Last year we took photos in our area of an owl with the right eye closed so I suspect it may be the same owl.
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I saw these birds at RSPB Gwenffrwd Dynas. Actually, I spotted two more experienced bird-watchers and eventually found what they were looking at.
Geese were flying everywhere and the moon was out in the afternoon, but as much as I tried to get the geese and moon to line up well in a single shot, I wasn't able to get the shot I wanted. I ended up blending two photos from today into this composite.
During New Zealand's lockdown (which was today extended to the night of the 27th - a sensible move), a strict interpretation of the rules suggests we are allowed to leave our house for supermarket visits and for local exercise.
Fortunately, I can see trains leaving Pukeuri and shuffle about in the yard from the house and also listen to them on a scanner. So if the sun isn't in quarantine, it's fairly easy to time a 10 minute walk down the hill to see them departing without any obvious loitering.
It also seems foolish during these difficult times not to pass up the opportunity to get a few shots with the flying camera that might be less doable if there were more people around...
20 April 2020, Train 925 crosses the Oamaru Creek.
7241-7104, Oamaru, SIMT-NZ