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Getting close to the structure of Britannia bridge.

 

Britannia Bridge is a bridge across the Menai Strait between the island of Anglesey and the mainland of Wales. It was originally designed and built by the noted railway engineer Robert Stephenson as a tubular bridge of wrought iron rectangular box-section spans for carrying rail traffic.

And in the far distant is the first longest suspension bridge - the Menai Suspension bridge.

Getting up early is sometimes a good thing. . .

Malurus cyaneus, superb fairy wren (female)

The Wood Duck chicks are getting bigger, but she is missing three. Kevin Fox took a picture of them on 6-16-18 and all twelve were there. Keeping our fingers crossed no more disappear. Peace Valley Park, New Britain Pa.

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Condos at Bear Lake Reserve. Yesterday's post lacked a bit of color because it was taken in the morning and I wanted to show you the low clouds. This was taken a few hours later and shows you the beautiful sky and clouds we get this time of year. The leaves are starting to turn.

It is getting colder

early post, now its a current post, and the neighbors have cut her down.

I needed to stand on top of my truck's tonneau with my tripod in order to get a clear shot of the Kite's nest. Lucky for me, the tonneau holds 500 lbs.

I get so lonely

Can't let just anybody hold me

You are the one that lives in me, my dear

Want no one but you

 

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I love find these old weathered details around harbours.

 

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Colourful crocuses bring joy!

The fig tree is laden. The fruit is perfectly ripe enough for the Satin Bowerbirds, but not yet good enough for humans. We'll be lucky to get any, but we do get to watch the birds stuff themselves silly.

Those yellow weeds at Attingham Park (NT) Shropshire, UK

Anita and I saw this shed last Sunday and I thought it looked like it was a bit tired and so was leaning into the hillside for support. Heading out again this morning. Not sure where but sure it will be interesting. LOL Have a wonderful new start to 2023!

Getting a wave from the #224.

 

First siding east of Jones/Moran Junction on the Big Horn Subdivision.

 

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At the time of taking this I was pretty fed up that this great egret that I was watching had turned it's back to me, I had been watching it for quite a while walking around with this fish, I didn't realise that this particular shot was worth a second look until now, so there is a lesson there to go back and look at what you got again.

Adult male Bald Eagle hopping up out of the nest. There might be from what I heard, iat least one chick this year. I'll go back in a couple weeks to see. Upper Bucks, PA.

Get to a vantage point in Bagan and you'll immediately notice the countless pagodas and stupas around you. There's more than 2000 of them, built between in the 11th, 12th and 13th century.

Gannet Week: Day 4: After committing to a lifetime relationship, our frisky gannet couple Grace and Waldo take a honeymoon to the edge of the rookery, where they engage in a cringy public display of affection.

Irish Hills, Southeast Michigan

Had a wonderful day at Bushy Park today with new friends from the BWC.

Very very cold but it gave me a chance to test the new 200 to 500 lens hand held swapped back after a few hours as you don't really need such a long lens in bushy as everything is so used to human company.

Will be going back again but hopefully next time it will be warmer.

 

It's been a while since I've been to the Lake District, I keep managing to find a photo from my last hike there.. but photo's are running short... I need another visit :-)

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she was everywhere, but when I started to look, only found 8 more... bring my egg count so far to 38...

 

Using a manual lens is not advised when capturing a fluttering butterfly!!

Tatton Park, Cheshire

This red deer fawn looked like it wasn't enjoying being groomed by its mother

Caged and forlorn, perhaps a bit frightened, too, in a harbor town on Crete.

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