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Happy Tush Thusday and a 1950 Pontiac ~

miscellaneous perennials.

Front panorama of STOA169 in Polling: a rhythmic grid of columns—each uniquely designed—forming an outdoor gallery where contemporary artworks meet the surrounding landscape.

We have front-yard and backyard chipmunks. The two sets maintain an uneasy truce. :-)

Early 1943, the Russians are turning the tide.

Sergeant Mikhail has captured a Panzer II.

Panzer II by LegoUli

Elseyornis melanops

 

Young bird

 

La tour Crystal renvoie les derniers rayons du soleil couchant.

Ryde, Isle of Wight

This house was in Pollenca half way up the many steps to a little church that overlooks the town. Bougainvillea grows everywhere on the island and complements the local sandstone extremely well.

Crosby Beach Promenade at High Tide on the day that Storm Brian swept through.

big thanks to Strawberrylicious for her tutorial: patchworknotes.blogspot.com/2011/04/hoo-ha-pouch-tutorial...

 

Thanks to Elizabeth Hartman for her small piecing method: sewmamasew.com/blog2/2009/10/elizabeths-fabric-focus-quic...

 

Also thanks to Kelly for help with the zipper: kelbysews.blogspot.com/2011/03/zippered-pouch-tutorial.html

Sitta frontalis

Sirithan Waterfall

Doi Inthanon National Park

Chiang Mai, Thailand

Golden fronted woodpeckers live mainly in Mexico and Central America but their range does extend into Texas and parts of Oklahoma. I photographed this male golden fronted at the Santa Clara Ranch in southern Texas.

 

An interesting fact about these birds is that "they consume about as much fruit and nuts as it does insects. In summer in Texas, the faces of some woodpeckers become stained purple from eating fruit of the prickly pear cactus."

Last in April Ben Franklin Bridge Series. I like how the Bridge and the window frame the skyline here.

 

Best in Lightbox.

The approaching cloud front, illuminated by the setting sun, acted like a huge reflector that covered the landscape with a very special soft light.

 

Die sich nähernde, von der untergehenden Sonne beleuchtete Wolkenfront wirkte wie ein gigantischer Reflektor, und die Umgebung in ein ganz besonderes weiches Licht hüllte.

 

☛ Explored December 9 2019 #292

A good chance to see the front and the back of a Greater Scaup.

Catawba Island, Ohio

Seen from below, Berlin's Television Tower is quite something to behold. And also at a distance. Its construction started in 1965 and, at 368 metres (over 1200 feet), this is still the tallest building in Germany.

It's the location of several TV and radio stations and it also includes an observation deck from where you can get panoramic views of the city (no more than 400 people can remain on this deck at the same time).

 

Vista a partir da base, a Torre de Televisão de Berlim é uma visão impressionante. À distância também. Começou a ser construída em 1965 e, na realidade, com 368 metros de altura, é o edifício mais alto da Alemanha.

Lá dentro, funcionam várias estações de rádio e de TV, incluindo ainda um observatório que proporciona vistas panorâmicas sobre a cidade e onde não podem permanecer mais do que 400 pessoas em simultâneo.

 

Germany/Alemanha - Berlin/Berlim

A rain front bears down on Mill Beach, NSW Far South Coast.

 

Auto-Takumar 35mm f2.3 @ f11

A winter storm front looms over the horizon on Montana's eastern plains north of Havre.

 

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Saw this at Clayton landfill wile tipping off a load of garbage. This has come over to Melbourne from SA hence the SA rego.

Day 82, Port 25, Country 15 Phu My, Vietnam: CMV World Cruise

Front Beach in Vung Tau tourist site is also called Tam Duong beach, located in the southwestern direction of Vung Tau, between Tuong Ky and Tao Phung mountains, has a shape like half a moon against the mainland. Front Beach is called Duong Duong because it is an ideal destination for Vung Tau to have the opportunity to watch the sun at sunset or dawn.

 

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Les hirondelles à front blanc trouvent leur nourriture au dessus des marais et des terrains à découvert. Elles y trouvent aussi la boue dont elles ont besoin pour construire leurs nids.

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A temperature inversion keeps the clouds over the Front Range. Seen from Many Parks Curve in Rocky Mountain National Park.

 

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Getting some sunshine.

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