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Five Embarrassing Songs on my iPod:
1. Addicted by Simple Plan - This song was popular when I was like, seventeen, and it just reminds me of simpler times.
2. Rearranged by Limp Bizkit - Ok, this one = really embarrassing. I am, by no means, a Limp Bizkit fan and hesitated before admitting I have one of their songs on my iPod, but this song resonates with me.
3. Crawling by Linkin Park - Same deal, basically. I'm not a fan of the band but I like the song.
4. Stay by Lisa Loeb - Hahaha. I have no defense. This song reminds me of my 90s childhood. For quite a while, every morning when I woke up for school, this video would be playing on MTV without fail.
5. Beautiful Life & All That She Wants by Ace of Base - Same. My sister used to be obsessed with Ace of Base when she was little, and these are kind of feel-good songs. ...I probably have "I Saw The Sign" on here too. =X
Tell me how, you know now, the ways and means of getting in
Underneath my skin,
you were always my original sin
And tell me why, I shudder inside, every time we begin
This dangerous game
you were always my original sin ..
-elton john
explored:)
Charlie, 11 weeks old, and totally orally fixated. He was only at it for a spilt second, but I wanted to capture that expression before I scooped him up and distracted him from eating the plants.
Pretty quiet on our local beach, this morning. My lovely wife woke me to say it might be nice. She captured the most wonderful sunrise, yesterday and then complained of sensor spots which I tried to clean and messed up her camera! We're now ordering a kit to try and clean it properly, fingers crossed.
PS after 5 swabs with the kit, my wife's friend managed to rescue the sensor! He then sold us a Canon 5D Mkii which is now my first full frame camera. Lots to learn.
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Thoughts on the lonely ranch....
Do hummers have conscience's? Do they go to Heaven ? If not how does a hummingbird sin ? If they're not in Heaven do I want to be there ? Ever looked at the word Con - Science ?
What do they think about all day ? Do they worry about heart attacks with heart beats of 1,200 per MINUTE !?! Since they live 4 to 6 years and supposedly can remember the location of good flowers do they see my Ranch with it's 18 feeders as Heaven ? Does that make me a God to them ? And most of all where the hell do they all go to sleep (hibernate) every night?
Ummm...back to cooking up and distributing another daily 2.5 gallon pot of sweet nectar........
Looks better pressing L
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On a very few occasions, when my wife and I are out scouting early in the mornings for wildlife to photograph, she will interrupt my drowsy driving with an abrupt, “Stop, get out!” After years of practice, I don’t hesitate as I know she has spotted something I would otherwise have missed. Plus, she knows from my repeated complaints when a shot I have taken is fuzzy because I ignored the difference in temperature inside the car versus outside.
By the time I stopped, got out, and swung my camera up to eye level, I had already reached the rear of our vehicle, where my eyes picked up this fox moving like a flicker of flame across last year’s cornfield in search of breakfast.
No matter where you encounter a fox or what they are doing as you catch their attention, when they look at you, as in this photo, they always look guilty as though they are apprehensive you might ask them about a missing chicken. My relationship with school teachers was a lot like this.
Foxes in early May in Minnesota are extra busy. Kits are usually born in March or April, and by now they’re just starting to peek outside the den. Adults are hunting constantly to feed them, which is why you tend to see more daytime activity than in other seasons.
Foxes use dens dug into sandy banks, old woodchuck holes, or field edges. In agricultural counties like ours in east-central Minnesota, grassy stubble fields are prime real estate with good visibility and loaded with prey.
The fox eats a wonderfully varied diet of voles, mice, rabbits, insects, birds, and even fruit when available. Their classic hunting behavior involves a lot of trotting, pausing, then pouncing with precise, spring-loaded leaps to pin small mammals under the soil.
Foxes can hear low-frequency sounds of rodents beneath snow or soil. Researchers have found foxes use Earth’s magnetic field to help line up hunting pounces. There’s good evidence that foxes use a built-in sense of direction, called magnetoreception, to improve the accuracy of their hunting pounces.
When a fox hears a vole moving under snow or grass, it often can’t see it at all. So it relies on sound to estimate distance and direction.
Researchers have observed that foxes tend to line up their bodies along a roughly northeast–southwest axis before they leap. When they do that, their success rate goes up noticeably.
(Photographed near Cambridge, MN)
For Macro Mondays - Guilty Pleasures.
I love playing with Daniel's Matchbox and Hot Wheels model cars and the happy memories of playing with mine when I was young!
Happy Macro Monday!
Zerek Welz – Guilty
The crew of "Guilty" begin setting up for the first morning "lift off" at the
2019 Colorado Springs Labor Day Lift Off
First Morning Sunrise
Prospect Lake / Memorial Park
Colorado Springs, CO
When I have gone to Heather Farms in Walnut Creek in the past, this Red-shouldered
Hawk, or one that looks like it, never gives me a chance to raise my camera before it takes off. This day I spent, probably over two hours, as it repeatedly posed from tree to tree with me getting within a few feet of it and never looking at me. I finally, feeling 'a bit guilty' of possibly interfering with it's hunt, I decided to leave before getting my flight shot! Okay, I think it looked once and flew over my head!!...lol