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Kruger National Park
A red-eyed all-black upright bird with a narrow tail that splays out into a fork. Pairs and singles occasionally join mixed-species flocks in a variety of wooded and open country, although they avoid forest. The species sits in the canopy and midstory, hawking insects from a perch, and it sometimes associates with large mammals, eating prey that they flush. It is loud and noisy, singing a variety of unmelodic, noisy, and mechanical notes, sometimes including imitations of other bird species.
As the Gas Local thunders along the Clark Fork just before the siding at East Lothrup, the sun provided easily one of my favorite photos of this entire trip west. Even with the last gasps of winter holding onto the region, it’s hard to deny the beauty of MRL’s attractive blue, black, and white scheme stands out from the tan grass and remaining snowfall on the mountains high above. From here though, the chase continued west for the next spot.
Rotterdam Central Station, Platform 14, The Netherlands.
Design: Team CS (Benthem Crouwel Architects, MVSA and West 8) (2003)
The Forks' unique history continues into its bustling market. Originally two adjacent stables for competing rail companies circa 1900, the horse stalls were joined together by a courtyard and bridges to create The Forks Market, Winnipeg's incomparable shopping experience.
The Forks Market offers a multitude of shops to browse for a wide variety of specialty items and souvenirs. Downstairs, The Market features an irrresistible fresh food emporium with everything from gourmet cheeses, to meaets, organic backed goods and wine. In the upstairs Hayloft, shoppers will find items ranging from cigars and aromatheraphy products to crafts and artworks from 300 local and Canadian artisans.
The Rio Grande Zephyr train No. 18 slices through Bob Pace's family ranch near Thistle, Utah on a delightful June 4, 1978 morning in Spanish Fork Canyon.
We returned to our new lodge where it was not raining. En route back we had had to stop due to damage by a 'typhoon' that had just passed through the area causing trees to be torn down and roofs to be torn off.
One of the very few hummingbirds I was able to photograph here.
Wild South Africa
Kruger National Park
The drongo will often be found following the large herbivores as they move along grazing and browsing. These smart birds have figured out that the larger animals will flush insects from their hiding places in the grass allowing the drongos to swoop in and catch their prey.
A perfect match - in the kitchen. The purple blur along the top left (which I’ve been in two minds about - my internal match) is a plastic chopping board.
Photographed with a M50/1.4 and Raynox M250
Finicky Forks.
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conflicten procedures transformeren beweringen politieke praktijken onthullen veroveringen organisatorische combinaties instincten uitdagingen maatregelen feiten,
破壊的な自我の挿入は、人生の目的に影響を与える口頭の声明の苦情を扱う重要な表面的なステップ目的武器は暗闇に力を与える懇願する頭は使用される道具のバランスを崩しました.
Steve.D.Hammond.
It wasn't looking as though the forecasted storms were going to amount to much tonight, but after catching a few flashes in the corner of my eye at home, I dashed out to the local fields outside Beaumaris... and wow... what a display...!
Close-up of a fork with the Vivitar 28mm F1:2.5. (M42)
with extension tubes)
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A rather cliché macro photo of a fork on a dish, but I seem to be having a creativity block right now.
Macro Mondays - April 26, 2021
Theme: Forks
A 30 foot high waterfall on the South Fork Tieton River, Yakima County, Washington.
For more information see:
www.waterfallsnorthwest.com/waterfall/South-Fork-Falls-5116
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Just playing around with my homemade light table...minimally processed through Lightroom. I converted to black and white, and reduced the dehaze to -40, increased contrast and whites. I'm happy with the effect and hope to play around some more with other items ; )
NS 1099 leads manifest NS 11V westbound through South Fork, Pennsylvania, as it passes an eastbound loaded coal train.
Telescopic fork front suspension was still a novelty in the 1940s. The German BMW company made the first road motorcycles with oil-damped forks in the Thirties and the first British bike to be so equipped was the Matchless G3L.
Supplied by Associated Motor Cycles for military use in World War Two, the G3WO was introduced in 1941 as a refinement of the previous girder-forked G3 model.
AMC's 'Teledraulic' front suspension offered 6 inches of movement, more than twice as much as a typical girder type. The superior comfort made the 350cc Matchless the machine that many despatch riders hoped to be issued with. They were also attracted by the overhead valve engine, which offered more lively performance than the side-valve unit in the more common BSA and Norton military singles.
This particular 1940 Matchless G3WO, serial number C79146, is badged to the HQ of the King’s Own Malta Regiment. In Malta all military vehicles were painted in the distinctive "crazy paving" camouflage which represents the stone walls typically found in the Maltese landscape.
This G3WO, civil licence plate OXS 517, was seen at the National Motorcycle Museum, near Birmingham Airport, on 10th January 2025.