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MYANMAR,Burma , am Rande des Inle-Sees, uriger buddhistischer Pagodenwald mit Grabmal-Stupas von Indein (Inthein,In-Dein).

 

Der Pagodenwald liegt westlich des Inle-Sees und ist über einen Kanal erreichbar. Die ältesten Grab-Stupas dieses Friedhofs stammen aus dem 17. Jahrhundert, aber auch heute noch werden neue Stupas gebaut. Immer mehr alte Monumente sind inzwischen renoviert, und so hat sich ein buntes Gemisch aus Gold, Stuck und nacktem, manchmal bewachsenem Backstein entwickelt.

 

MYANMAR, Burma, on the edge of Inle Lake, rustic Buddhist pagoda forest with tomb stupas from Indein (Inthein,In-Dein).

The pagoda forest is west of Inle Lake and can be reached via a canal. The oldest tomb stupas in this cemetery date back to the 17th century[1] but new stupas are still being built today. More and more old monuments have now been renovated, resulting in a colorful mix of gold, stucco and bare, sometimes overgrown brick.

Last few days to get the amazing gift from Lelutka

 

[Lelutka] EvoX Quinn Head 3.1

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The Long-horned Bee was close enough that the Flower Crab Spider grabbed the Bee with its strong front legs! The Bee attempted to sting the spider and had enough forward momentum that he was able to escape the clutches of the spider. The Bee then made several flybys and buzzed the spider. This made me laugh as the Bee was very angry that the spider would to try to eat him. The Bee then went back to foraging for pollen and the spider crawled under the petals.

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!)

Ein altes Familiengrab auf dem Johannisfriedhof in Zeitz.

An old family grave in the Johannisfriedhof in Zeitz.

For a brief couple of minutes on this morning's dog walk there was the most wonderful light from a mix of relatively low sun and a bank of dark cloud.

Could have done without the wire fencing which marks the extent of the land associated with the latest lot of new-builds on the edge of Alnwick, but there you go!

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Created for Down Under group May contest

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Thanks to Gillian Everett for this starter source:

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Man /snake /ivy /flowers /bird=PNGWING

Tree ink drawing thanks to brother Michel Mintaka

 

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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 😩

Spring warblers continue to elude me, so here's a shot I took two years ago today, that I haven't previously posted.

Canada Gosling (Branta canadensis)

Pizzo del Diavolo di Tenda, 2915 m

There's a hole in the hand. The nails are teeth,the thumb is a tongue and the wrist is a throat.

The Grab

 

Second year subadult eagle about to grab a large fish from the Susquehanna River

 

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Kids shure have a way of getting your attention!

While taking a few photos of this busy Pileated Woodpecker I only noticed when the photos were uploaded the wood boring beetle grub (marked) it found and ate.

  

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Pentax 67

105mm f2.4

Fujipro 400H

 

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.

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.

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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"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.

 

As promised, I grabbed my easel and paints and headed up to Nova Scotia to capture the colors and character of the harbor towns on the North Atlantic. A beautiful sunny and calm day provided the perfect canvas for today's Street View scene.

 

Water color rendition of a Google Earth Street View

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For my new Flickr friends,

I love to investigate the world via Google Street View, and occasionally I set up my watercolor easel (figuratively) and create a Plein Air painting of a scene. I use the digital art program called DAP to create these paintings. I try to find places that are not so well known, and today's painting is definitely not well known.

 

"So much earth, so little time"

  

Die 1000-Stufen-Schlucht ist zweifellos einer der interessantesten Abschnitte des Meraner Höhenweges. Zwischen den Höfen Untersteller (1.282 m) und Gigglberg (1.565 m) wird der wilde Lahnbachgraben durchquert. Das ständige Auf und Ab erfordert eine gewisse Kondition.

 

The 1000-step gorge is without a doubt one of the most interesting sections on the Merano High Trail. The wild Lahnbachgraben is crossed between the Untersteller farms (1,282 m) and Gigglberg (1,565 m). The constant uphill and downhill requires a certain level of fitness.

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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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. This was taken in Northeastern PA.

We had nice lighting last weekend.

Ruddy Darter dragonflies mating. The male is blood-red, the female ochre-yellow.

 

Ruddy Darter (Sympetrum sanguineum).

 

Click to enlarge.

 

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I granchi blu non si possono contenere??

Gabbiano reale (Larus michaellis) con granchio blu (Callinectes sapidus) nella sacca degli scardovari (RO)

 

Blue crabs can't be contained??

Yellow-legged gull (Larus michaellis) with blue crab (Callinectes sapidus) in the scardovari pouch (RO)

grabbing a quick sandwich before Dena and I have to go back to work...

This is the head of my Gibson 'Grabber' bass guitar. It has one pickup in a housing that can be slid towards or away from the neck to produce a different tone.

Red-bellied woodpecker grabbing a peanut snack. Backyard bird.

a grab shot of this happy little fellow, tail flying in the breeze, as he walked along the beach in front of his owner

  

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tufted titmouse off with a snack. i did a series of these local feeder birds in action. so fun to stop them in flight and see their details. we see them everyday but its always so fleeting.

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