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The white-fronted nunbird is a species of near passerine bird in the puffbird family. It is found in the tropical Americas. This glossy black or gray-black bird with a stout, medium red-orange bill is named for the white face markings on the cere, the base of its bill and on the upper throat.
This one was photographed in Costa Rica guided by Neotropic Photo Tours.
Past Times
50305
card
500 pieces, double sided
19 in diameter
TED: "Me an' Donald raced fru' this pussle cuz it's only five 'undred peeces. It's dubble-sided so if yew duz bofe sides it's dubble the fun!
It's a cupple of pikchurs frum a faymuss tappistry accordin' to Muvver, who no's all abowt that sorta fing.
Even tho' it's two pussels fer the price of one, we only dun this side cuz life's too short, innit?
So instedd we flipped it - carfully! - an' Donald is showin' yew the uvver side in 'is foto."
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Model: Noelia Mendez
Make up: Inmaculada Martinez
Light assistant: Jorge Agúndez
Photography: by me :)
Location: Jardines de la Galera (Badajoz, Spain)
Natural light / Silver reflector on camera left
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Sunday photoshoot people!!!!!!!!!! I have stolen another soul for my collection! muahahahaha
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Sesion del domingo señores! He robado otra alma para mi colección!! muahahaha
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Here in the South the older houses had porches with a tilt to it, so rain water wouldn't get into the house.
I sell Urubbu cards at manos and the other day I received some samples in this gorgeous envelope, here's anotherone they've sent me.
A storm front rolling over the Continental Divide and Mt. Audubon (right) and Apache Peak (left) Viewed from the frozen Red Rock Lake in the Brainard Lake Recreational Area in Colorado.
Tokina RMC 17mm f.3.5
Fruitoz is a mixel tribe living peacefully in Fruitopia. Each mixel in this tribe loves eating a particular fruit and they defend the tribe with the fruit they love.
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something simple today my flickr friends. however, minimalistic photos appear to be my thing lately.
this was one of the most memorable days of my life. i shall not forget haha.
i actually really like this photo. it's one of my personal favorites.
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i swear, something is messed up with flickr's explore system
Like a couple weeks back, I took a trip with my parents to the Nursery. This is a shot I took there.
Cattedrale metropolitana primaziale della Santa Vergine Maria Assunta. Unione di due scatti. © Eugenio Sollima.
Black-fronted Dotterel
Elseyornis melanops
March 24th, 2017
Scoresby, Victoria, Australia
Canon EOS 1D X
Canon EF 500mm f4L IS II USM lens
Canon EF 1.4x III Extender
Black-fronted Dotterels are usually a solitary or paired species, only coming together in small groups during breeding season. Females tend to be larger & more aggressive than males, & unlike many other bird species, will compete with each other for access to males & breeding territories. Despite their unusual breeding habits, Black-fronted Dotterels are monogamous & pairs that form during breeding season will remain together for several years.
It’s front end Friday #frontendfriday folks. In the latter years of the Evercreech to Highbridge line, engines were usually limited to ex Midland and SDJR 0-4-4 tanks, Midland 3F 0-6-0 tender locos, BR Std Class 2 & 3 tank engines, and later ex GWR Collett 0-6-0 locos. But very occasionally other locos would appear, this being one of them. In the early 1950s for a couple of years, Bath Shed homed a small number Ivatt 2-6-0 engines, and here we have 43017 blasting through Catcott. I’m not sure what the service was, for it certainly wasn’t going to stop at Catcott if the exhaust is anything to go by.
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