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“A door is what a dog is perpetually on the wrong side of.”
Ogden Nash
an all too brief weekend with the love of my life and it's back to blackpool with jump!
Heliodoxa leadbeateri
At an altitude range of 1300 - 2000 metres, these smart hummers are reasonably common on the East slope....
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I have uploaded this one more for my own benefit as it is in a difficult plumage that I don't often see, though I know a boring grey goose won't be popular. White-fronted Geese are usually easy to identify because they have a white front (ie a white forehead that surrounds the bill), plus striking black belly bars. But this is a youngster, hatched in Russia in the summer of 2025 that lacks these two diagnostic features. It looks a bit like a Greylag, but it is noticeably smaller with a more delicate bill that is pink, not orange (though a young Greenland White-front would have an orange bill). Here's a size comparison with Greylag where the White-front looks tiny: www.flickr.com/photos/timmelling/51016483292/in/photostream Confusingly, Greylags sometimes have a white front (there's one accompanying this Snow Goose: www.flickr.com/photos/timmelling/54262458860/in/photolist ), but I have never seen a Greylag with bold, black belly bars. Like most geese, White-fronts travel with family and friends, and will have flown together from Russia via the Low Countries. Four of the nine had little or no white on the forehead. This was photographed on Scout Dike Reservoir near Penistone in South Yorkshire.
Captured this little water bird at Lake Wyaralong.
The Black-fronted Dotterel is a small wader with a distinctive black face-mask and breast-band and prominent chestnut scapulars (shoulder feathers). In juveniles, the breast-band is initially absent but a brown band slowly appears as the bird develops. Legs are pink orange, and the bill is red with a black tip. The dark eye is ringed with red. In flight the wings look broad and the tail short, while the black and white contrast is striking. Flight is slow with almost hesitant wing beats.
This golden-fronted woodpecker was nice enough to come to a perch I had prepared. A shower was forming so the light is a bit dark.
Este carpintero frentidorado era muy agradable y llegó a un posadero que yo había armado. Una llovizna se desarrollaba en el momento y por eso la luz es un poco oscura.
LLandudno, North Wales sea front taken nearly four years ago.
Made for sliders Sunday, I've converted to BW and enhanced the reflection. HSS!
NS 13R and NS 12Z meet on the Front Street Reading Bridge, as each train heads their separate direction.
I am not sure if this is the front or the back of the building, but to me it looks like the front: The famous Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao on a sunny evening.
Out and about and seeing what folk are doing to their houses for this festive period. This one really stood out to me, made me wonder what the inside looks like ;0)
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.
16 August 2025
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Date: August 31, 2021
Location: My House - Ellicott City, Maryland (Howard County)
NOTE: As I opened my front door, this cutie was standing just a few feet in front of me. Nice way to start the day!
Savage
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Bridlington Sea Front, an old photo, I was looking through some old folders and spotted this I think it was taken before I joined Flickr. It brought back happy memories.
The Porch Rules
**stay awhile **read a good book
***sip a drink ***watch the sunset
***take a nap ***relax & unwind
***daydream ***visit with friends
***make memories
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The IUCN originally in 1988 assessed the ochre-fronted antpitta as Near Threatened, then in 2000 as Endangered, and since 2022 as Vulnerable. It is known from only two sites within a small overall range and its estimated population of between 1000 and 2500 mature individuals is believed to be decreasing.
Our group consisted of four people, and I was the only one fortunate enough to capture some shots of this species.
Fundo Alto Nieva, Peru
Thank you all for showing people that Brussels can be more colorful than one would ever imagine...
Special thanks to my Flickr friend Felix
www.flickr.com/photos/felixberndt/
for copying and sending me a good quality screenshot of the Explore Front Page with my photo.
Felix, you are just great!
;-)