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August 2018
Part of an interesting sculpture in Ljubljana.
(found in Ključavničarska Ulica; authored by Jakov Brdar).
Watching a group of greater flamingos could be really entertaining. I like it how their heads go up and down - especially when they stand close to each other it seems to be a kind of dance.
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One of the few handheld shots I took atop the Empire State Building. I was taken by the silhouettes and reflections, and of course that sky.
So many elegant and beautiful shots uploaded of this giant of the skies
And rightly so
But...
Every now and again you get that slightly less elegant and dignified moment!
on the Long Island Expressway... that usually is backed up with traffic!
Out the front window while sitting shot gun!!
Juvenile black-headed gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) swimming in a fish pond.
Młoda śmieszka (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) pływająca w stawie.
291) Grey Headed Babbler
Grey-Headed Babbler, Stachyris poliocephala, Rimba Kepala Kelabu
Babbler that can sometime be seen in bird waves. Usually moves fast in the middle storey of the forest hunting fot insects among the leaves and twigs.
I was fascinated by the seed heads on a Clematis plant in the garden. Quite a thing of beauty, especially close-up when it catches direct light. I picked one and set it up in front of a black card, and used a flash to create the highlights, shooting with a macro lens and using in-camera focus stacking.
on the bus...for the start of a walk back to Hebden via the 'Bronte Moors,' and 'Top Withens,' West Yorkshire UK
A vocal Yellow-headed Blackbird letting his competition know that this is HIS territory. Nice to see a few back in the Minnesota River Valley amongst the thousands of Red-winged Blackbirds.
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This shot was taken in the spring of this year when I called in at Rame Head in the far south-east of Cornwall. On top of the headland are the ruins of the 14th century St Michael's Chapel. It was here that a beacon was lit to announce the arrival of the Spanish Armada in 1588 while Sir Francis Drake supposedly finished his game of bowls on Plymouth Hoe. It's a nice story, anyway.
These days Rame Head is part of Mount Edgcumbe Country Park, which seems to have expanded its boundaries over the years. On the eastern side (to the left) is Plymouth Sound while to the west is Whitsand Bay.
I found this during my morning walk at Kasavanahalli lake in Bangalore, India.
It was quite noticeable for the prominent red mark on the head but I found out that this is called Grey-headed ...
Uncommon to rare in our area, spotted on a rural road and photo taken from vehicle.
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