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Wow, friends, I had no idea this one would reach front page. :)
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Happy Holidays!!!
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not from today, sorry. this last week of school is killing me.
just one more week though, then i will be freeee (for a few months)
sooc, besides crop.
WOW! thanks so much everyone!
4th front page.
front page 2 days in a row?! wow!!
i just want to say that i love this boy with all of my heart. although he doesn't love me. i want to try every way possible to get him back. he's my life. he has my heart. for all eternity.
A view of the front just before we started our walk along the coast to Budleigh Salterton.
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I always feel so privileged to be at the spot where a weather front is moving in. This shot was taken near Walden, Colorado.
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A clump of banksias is in full flower in my front yard with 21 flower heads - a striking combination of colours and textures. The flower heads are about 50-60mm in diameter. Not quite the composition I was after, but I was perched somewhat awkwardly on a wet 40 degree slope. Shot close to MFD, helped greatly by the flip-out screen. Uncropped and no PP apart from resizing.
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,
Thanks to my dear Flickr friend Patiblue
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I found out soon enough that my last upload made it to the "EXPLORE" Front Page...
Thanks, Pati! I appreciate it a lot...
And, yes, it's quite thrilling... much more than I thought!!!
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and go collecting back all those loosing memories.
I've been addicted to piano so much lately, and it's been so nice (:
Hoang in the photo.
Explored on Front Page on Mar 14, 2010 #74
I appreciate it a lot, everyone :) - thanks for making it to the Front Page <3
Migrants from their tundra breeding grounds stop over in Missouri River refuge ahead of a winter storm. A Bald Eagle roused the geese with a lazy flyover.
Stop... this is my last shot of Morocco (for the moment!); Ill be away for some days... HAPPY EASTER to all my Flickr's Friends!
Stop... questo è il mio ultimo scatto del Marocco (per il momento!); vado via per qualche giorno... i migliori auguri per una FELICE PASQUA a tutti i miei amici flickriani!
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Explore: #6 01-04-2010
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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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Storm front at Mahon Pool in Maroubra just before it hit. Testing out my new Ikelite housing with 16-35mm lens and 8” dome. Perfect for over/under (half and half) shots.
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5 bracketed shot blended in PS.
some balloons i forgot to upload awhile ago. just going through some old stuff, and adding to my balloons set.
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Like 68007, 66308 has been stuck on the same working for weeks now. In this case that's a bit of a shame, as it has a rather dirty front end, making it look as though the sun isn't even on the front! Let's just pretend it's not...
Running 30 minutes late, 66308 'Signalman Willie Taylor' works 4S57 Hams Hall - Mossend north through the Lune Gorge, slowing for the Tebay loop stop.
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A Cave Swallow on the lighthouse roof at Prince Edward Point, Prince Edward County, Ontario this morning. Very rare in Canada (they breed in southern Texas and northern Mexico), I’ve been searching for them here every November. Finally found one yesterday in the wind and rain. This morning it was still present in the sun.
For some reason starting a couple decades ago a few began to show up in Ontario in the late fall, early winter - a poor strategy for an insect-eating bird. One would think the tendency would be selected out of the population, but thus far it hasn’t. Still, a great birding moment, my first record for Canada.
The bird looked a bit out of it at first but after the sun’s rays warmed it up for about 30 minutes it took flight strongly and was able to catch some late season flies - and dodge a Merlin attack. Not sure if these birds manage to reorient themselves and head south, but I'm hoping for the best.
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