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I don't know how these Blue Jays find out so quickly that peanuts have been tossed out for them. They show up immediately to snatch them up and within minutes, the peanuts are gone. You have to be quick with your snap because they fly away quickly after the pick up.
This photo was taken through my patio door window on one of our colder mornings. You can see some frost that has formed around his eye. The temps have been dipping down to -18°F (-28°C) on/off with windchills at -35°F.
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The Cockscomb (or eastern edge of the Kaibab Uplift) running parallel to Cottonwood Canyon road in southern Utah is a wonderous geologic formation of so many unique colors and textures.
Stripping away the color in this image, I found that the variety of textures, from the thin clouds overhead, through the geologic sandstone formation, into the desert flora, create a visually stunning scene.
Utah's 'Mighty 5' National Parks and the Grand Canyon are definitely the attention grabbers in this region, but do yourself a favor and explore the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. You'll be glad you did!
Recognition:
Accepted for Display - NOV 2021 Darkroomers Photographic Club, and can be found in the Photographic Arts Building in Balboa Park, San Diego.
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The Herring Gull picked off this unsuspecting Atlantic Puffin and tried to make off with the tasty meal. But to no avail. The puffin, you all will be glad to know, escaped the wily clutches of the ferocious gull.
while waiting for more salmon.
This is one of the very tiny triplets I've posted lots of shots of on here
Got so many shots of these little ones. You haven't seen the last. So bear with me. ( I know! Eye roll! LOL!)
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Steingrab - vorgeschichtliches, aus großen Steinen weitläufig angelegtes, ursprünglich von einem Steinhügel bedecktes Grab!
Mausoleen sind große, oberirdische Bauwerke, oft aus Stein oder Beton, die mehreren Personen als Ruhestätte dienen können. Sie sind in der Regel aufwendiger gestaltet als Krypten und bieten einen besseren Schutz vor Umwelteinflüssen wie Überschwemmungen.
Stone tomb – a prehistoric grave, extensively constructed from large stones and originally covered by a mound of stones!
Mausoleums are large, above-ground structures, often made of stone or concrete, that can serve as the final resting place of several people. They are generally more elaborately designed than crypts and offer better protection against environmental influences such as flooding.
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I headed out as storms were all around us, making lighting conditions pretty poor. I only grabbed my camera because people tend to avoid such places in bad weather, and the birds seem to notice the absence of humans and behave in more relaxed ways.
I was discussing this with a fellow birder I had run into. We were noting that the woods were empty of people, and wishing each other some good birding experiences when this female dropped right down in front of us. This is not cropped. As we stared while she began excavating part of a stump just off the trail, I raised my camera.
Serendipity.
So successful was she, and so intent on food, that after a couple of minutes we were able to walk by her, and she gave a brief look as if to say ‘are you going to make me fly away?’ But we didn’t, and she didn’t, and she resumed her digging.
Of the twenty or so images I secured, almost all are blurred by the rapid-fire hammering she was engaged in. Again, as if sensing she was lower than usual and exposed, she rarely paused. I was lucky to get a couple of images when she came up for air and checked her environment.
A grab shot of a male Kentish Plover as it flew past.
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The shot was taken at 59th and Central Park North in Manhattan.Those people were running out of one of the Time Warner Center towers flic.kr/p/NEKVWt
as I was trying to take a shot of the skyline.59th St is one of the few locations in Manhattan where one can catch a view of the skyline from the street.Most of the buildings shown here are residential,a few are hotels.Central Park is just across the street from them.The small white building (far right) is an art and design museum,and one of the few museums in the city that allows visitors to take photos.I took the shot as I was walking to a nearby subway station to go home,I had a loooong day 😩
Listen: Speak - Ben Abraham
I didn't hear you enter but I know you have been circling my room
I listen for your footsteps, close my eyes and wait for you to move
you're hiding like a memory, teasing like a girl I used to know
you're tumbling and gamboling, calling to the weakness in my soul
telling me to speak
and in one reckless moment you move a little too close to my ear
I grab a hold with both hands and scramble to make sense of what I hear
I try to tie you down with synonyms and sad piano sounds
for a moment you surrender, one moment we both stand on the same ground
and I begin to speak
and all at once you pull away but I'm lost within your atmosphere
as quickly as you found me I panic as you try to disappear
I reach out with my fingers and try to pull the letters back in line
your words spin out of order and the pounding in my chest is out of time
and I just want to speak
Background:
I wanted to take a pic to that song for a very long time... with my friend Oisin. Today we finally both had the time for a photo shoot 😊
Result: two different versions of that topic... here's the other one: Version 1
Thanks a lot dear Oisin!!! ❤ M
After dropping off a cut of loaded centerbeams, Quincy 12 makes its way down the steep hill that connects the UP interchange to the American Valley. After getting to the bottom of the hill, the crew would take another cut or two of loads to the interchange before heading back to the Sierra Pacific facility in East Quincy to tie down for the day.
The relatively balmy weather we've had this January means that there is no ice on the Mississippi, and thus the eagles are spread out. We saw quite a few of them-- well over 50-- but they all along a number of miles of the river, rather than being concentrated at the locks. They also were able to fish the entire width of the river, which resulted in more distant fishing shots like this one. The 'Eagle Days' event in Clarksville Missouri was packed with people, though.
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In Switzerland, when you park your bike in a forbidden zone, huge hands emerge from the ground and drag your bike underground to be melted in magma. Once in a while, an unlucky driver is sucked down with it.
Whilst bouncing up and down on the boat and returning to the mainland this cormorant (I think) came swooping down. Rather than duck (no pun intended) I grabbed this one shot and even though it is clearly out of focus it has a certain something that I find quite likeable.
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The Grab
Eagle fishing on the Susquehanna River. Normally I like to show the eagle with the fish but in this case the eagle missed the fish
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A green heron grabs a small fish as it prowls the shore of the Arboretum Pond at the For-Mar Nature Preserve and Arboretum, July, 2021.
"Artists are just children who refuse to put down their crayons."
Art Hirschfeld
Painting this Blue Spotted Coral Reef fish was such a pleasure. I found myself smiling as it found its way onto the watercolor paper.
I usually have a feeder underneath my porch awning every winter. I was watching this Carolina wren as it emerged with a peanut in its beak. They love peanuts and usually get them to go.
Gräber des jüdischen Friedhofs im Heidelberger Bergfriedhof
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Graves at the Jewish cemetery in the Heidelberg mountain cemetery (Bergfriedhof)
Ruddy Darter dragonflies mating. The male is blood-red, the female ochre-yellow.
Ruddy Darter (Sympetrum sanguineum).
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A Juvenile Anna’s Hummingbird was sitting in one of the favored perches! A female Anna’s Hummingbird wanted to remove this youngster from her perch. I was shocked when I viewed the series of shots, as the adult actually grabbed the youngster’s beak. The young Anna’s was not harmed during this interaction, however this little cuite stayed away from the favored Yucca stalks, and found a different perch to rest on.