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A real panicking among our small resident birds yesterday, caused by a brief visit to our back garden from this Sparrowhawk!!! :-0
The camera wasn't ready, so I only managed a few rather poor quality shots of him!
2/ 165456 Grumman E-2C Hawkeye 4 Flottile Aeronavale, on approach for runway 05 through a thundershower.
Four of the Crandic's six GP9s were putting a train together for Iowa City back in 1995.
Today the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City no longer rosters these first generation EMDs nor does it run a road freight to Iowa City.
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Job 2 was southbound behind all 4 of the Crandic's EMD GP35Ms in 1997.
At the time, the six CIC GP9s were getting tired and needed replacements. Former Southern Pacific GP35s rebuilt into GP38s did the trick before themselves being replaced when the Iowa Interstate took over the road job operations.
The CIC road power has since been scattered to the winds.
Burlington Junction's Alco C415 701 was built as Columbia and Cowlitz Railway Company in 1968. It wound up in Iowa working for the BJ.
I feel like Lego hasn’t made any good Hawkeye figures. So I upgraded the Age of Ultron one. I felt like this head looked like Jeremy Renner sooooooo I obviously used it.
This is a Kodak Number 2 Hawkeye Type C 120 Film Camera and is almost 100 years old.
I have had a black and white 120 roll film through the camera and will post the results in following uploads.
Panned shot of French Navy E-2 165455 as it heads off on its next mission from Beja during the 2025 NATO Tiger Meet.
Aircraft: Marine Nationale (French Navy) Grumman E-2C Hawkeye 2000 165455 from Flottille 4F.
Location: Base Aérea Nº 11 (BA11/BYJ/LPBJ), Beja, Portugal.
Hawkeye Point in center distance as viewed along the Goat Ridge Trail, Goat Rocks Wilderness Area, Washington State.
Okay, the real cliche shot is to use one of these little guys as a foreground element. The big binoculars looking at the ocean, or a bridge or Mount Rushmore or something. So, is it still cliche to have a shot of "just" the machine and not the scene? I hope so.
He looks so cute, I think I might have to give him a name.
Happy Cliche Saturday.
On my way to visit my cousin in Casco Twp. (near St. Clair MI) I spotted this beautiful hawk perched on a wire-as close as I've ever gotten to one! His white feathered chest was magnificent. I also learn that shooting with my 105mm macro with VR is incredible-even for more distant shots. This photo was much more clear when cropped than the one taken with my 80-200 zoom. I was amazed at the detail, not only on the hawk, but on the wire as well.
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Elephant Hawkmoth .
In my opinion one of our most stunning Moths.
Image taken in July.
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