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Golden-fronted woodpecker
Melanerpes aurifrons
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Black eyed susans and hydrangea.
Garden Village, Burnaby, British Columbia
Rudbeckia hirta, commonly called black-eyed Susan, is a North American flowering plant in the family Asteraceae, native to Eastern and Central North America and naturalized in the Western part of the continent as well as in China. It has now been found in all 10 Canadian Provinces and all 48 of the states in the contiguous United States
A 2nd trip to Slimbridge in Gloucestershire on the 21st January.
I was in for a shock as ALL but one of the lagoons/ponds were frozen hard and there were very few wild birds to be seen on the fields.
One of the flock of White-fronted Geese flew a bit closer on ts way out to the River Severn estuary to feed on the mud flats.
It was reported to be a Russian White-fronted Goose.
Toyo 45c view camera ,90mm f8 schneider +orange filter , tmax100 in Adox R09 1-50 15 mins. Used the limited front tilt I have on the 90mm lens for this one (hence the vignette , might invest in a recessed lens board but not sure how much more movement it would allow)
Another old shot revisited. Cropped the top as the scene was dark with bright sunlight at the top of the fall
Looking for silver linings to this global pandemic.
I love how much we've connected with our neighbours. We sit on the front porch for morning coffees and evening glasses of wine, and we chit-chat with the dog walkers, the passers-by, and with our friends who live on our street. Instead of rushing around town, we're spending more time at home, enjoying happy conversations in our nearest community. I hope this stays when the restrictions are lifted.
Another great thing has been the time devoted to long forgotten projects. I started this quilt 20 years ago, and it's finally complete! Yay.
Anything Goes 2021: Handmade with love
one of the numerous old guns on the
ramparts of Essaouira - Morocco -
défense du front de mer -
un des nombreux vieux canons
sur les remparts d' Essaouira - Maroc
Lots of pots and stuff in my mums front yard, oh she does love a bit of clutter, but it's so HOMELY!
This 'Front End Friday' photo is courtesy of BN-1, MILW 37A, and MILW 118C positioned nicely at the Illinois Railway Museum in Union, IL.
I went in search for the swallows at the Waimak River. Except none were there. I strolled along a bit and nek minute, a few black fronted tern showed up. Of course I obliged to take some action shots.
Significant snowfall has been so rare this winter that one is tempted to snatch up a front row seat to watch it.
Canandaigua Lake's pier is a gorgeous place to watch a sunrise. The herons, ducks and cormorants line up to watch it with you, while the seagulls fly over.
The White-fronted Tern are very active at Scarborough, Christchurch at present. Here is one of the flight shots I managed but with an artistic edit applied.
It was snowing for the first time today as I was taking this.
Well, the first time any snow actually stuck to the ground.
If you click "L" you can see some snow on my hat and jacket.
I slept all day today and woke up at 8pm..so I went to take pictures to distract myself.
I feel like I should've done some things differently today.
But what's done is done.
This is our "Hannukah Bush" as I call it.
It's just Christmas lights around a bush with blue and white ornaments, which remind me of Hannukah.
This is practically sooc btw.
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Old treasures
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A black skimmer viewed from the front while a laughing gull and royal tern watch from behind. There were 2 skimmers, 7 terns, and about 20 laughing gulls all hanging out together at Pensacola Beach.
Spotted tiger glassy wing butterfly, native to Central and South America. Taken at the Tucson Botanical Gardens' Butterfly Exhibit 2012-2013,
Am 30. September 2017 brachten 1142.608 und 1116.056 den leeren Erzzug LGAG 58665 nach Eisenerz. Dieser Zug verkehrt täglich und bekommt ab Selzthal zumeist einen "altwertigen" Vorspann für die Fahrt durch das Gesäuse. Bei Frauenberg im Ennstal konnte ich diese Leistung aufnehmen. Im Bildhintergrund die eindrucksvolle Warscheneckgruppe, am rechten Bildrand verbirgt sich die Wallfahrtskirche von Frauenberg hinter den Bäumen. Nettes Detail am Rande ist der kleine Smiley auf der Lokfront der 1142.
At September 30th 2017 ÖBB's 1142.608 and 1116.056 hauled empty freight train LGAG 58665 to Eisenerz. This train commutes on daily basis and gets most of the time an older engine in front to support the Taurus for its journey through the so-called Gesäuse. I took this picture near Frauenberg, in the background you can see the impressive mountain chain called Warscheneckgruppe. On the right side the church of Frauenberg hides behind the trees. Nice detail is the little smiley on the front of the class 1142 engine.
If Lina wanted to go out for a comfort break, we had to let her out the front door, as it was more secure than the 'garden' at the back. It was pretty with the plants here, although rather overlooked by the neighbouring houses and people walking down the street to the shops!!
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. . . The heart of the Traverse City downtown area on a snowy almost Christmas night! The community Christmas tree is just to the left in the middle of Cass Street, Expresso Bay is just to the right, and of course the famous State Theater sign lights the entire block.
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