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Hippo feeding on grass in the Chobe river. The oxpecker birds are doing him a great favour as they feed on the ticks and the parasites and they can also be a useful alarm for any potential threats.
Kasane, Chobe National Park, Botswana.
Thank you all for visiting and your kind comments, awards and faves - I appreciate them all.
“The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.”
― Ralph Waldo Emerson
This is the same bird as yesterday folks only a little perplexed, the little Gekko just would not give up and thought this image said it all.
The little guy didn't make it, but a valiant try none the least.
Have a great day everyone, be safe and thanks for the visit as always.
@ The Urquhart Butterfly garden in Dundas Ontario. This is an outdoor garden where everything is planted to help butterflies. Lovely place!
Anyone else finding their butterfly bush leaves all chewed up like this... and I never see any insects!! Do they come out at night to party??!!
This happens every year and looks terrible...
I'd appreciate suggestions... but I can't use pesticides because it is near the Milkweed....
Pic by Pammy
Taken At Elysion
You know we can get away
Because I'm calling your name
Every day I feel this pain
But you just turn and walk away
I just can't keep hanging on
to you and me
I just don't know what is wrong
with you and me
Touch me and then turn away
And put your hands into the flame
Tell me if you feel this pain
'Cause I don't want to be a ball and chain, no
I just can't keep hanging on, to you and me
I just don't know what is wrong, with you and me
I just can't keep hanging on, to you and me
With you and me
With you and me
cries come and cries go
some by death and some by slow
slow slow degrees
let our cries be realized
put your hand where your heart lies
so no one dies from sorrow, hunger,
and the magic we can wonder
will come alive and thrive
on a planet called earth.
I had three fairly good images for Macro Mondays theme. I thought I would throw onw out early lest they sit in the queue forever.
Macro Mondays
Most of the spring flowers have been planted - time for a break...
Bastian (mixed breed), 01.05,2024.
Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera
On Nic:
Cascade hair by Stealthic
Sheared Jacket + Shanon Skirt by Neve @ FaMESHed
Mirai Animations Set by Lyrium @ The Saturday Sale
On Me:
Breton Outfit (top/pants/shoes) by Fashionnatic @ Man Cave
Jake Mesh Body by Belleza
Damon pose set by [west end]
Photo taken at Soul Deep
FlickrFriday, #FAKE
Photographed at Phipps Conservatory & Botanical Gardens in Pittsburgh, who's volunteers & employees do a terrific work giving visitors thrilling displays year round
A Sixth Building on the Museum Island: the James-Simon-Galerie by David Chipperfield,
www.museumsinsel-berlin.de/en/buildings/james-simon-galer...
I found Della in the woods the other day helping Santa with some last minute preparations.
Ho,ho, ho, Merry Christmas to all!!!
With a myriad of issues plaguing the Amtrak P42DCs, a little help from big brother CSX comes in the form of the venerable ex-B&O Chessie GP40-2 #6145 as it leads the 2022 Autumn Colors Express slowly across the Sewell, WV, viaduct high above the chilly waters of the New River on the morning of October 23, 2022.
Doug Harrop Photography • September 16, 1981
A trio of remote British Columbia Railway locomotives assist a southbound manifest freight through Fraser Canyon at Fountain, BC.
A helper set tacks onto the rear of C784 at East Grafton. Manned helpers are becoming more and more rare in this era of distributed power, but on grades as severe as those on the Mountain Sub the extra push from these helpers is irreplaceable.
For those of you that didn't get enough Christmas candy!!!
***Please......No multiple invites***
Explore December 27, 2008 #171
They helped us out and back into the zodiacs.
At the same time standing in the ice cold water. For sure exceedingly unpleasant
Thanks for that !!!!
Cabo de Hornos is a headland on the Chilean rocky island of Isla Hornos. Cape Horn is the southernmost point of South America in the Pacific Ocean.
Dout Harrop Photography • August 29, 1978
A quartet of Burlington Northern F-units couple to a ballast train in the former Great Northern yard at Essex, Montana. The parade of Cascade Green machines will soon enter the main line and proceed east toward the summit of Marias Pass.
No sitting here for the present!
Un-Happy Bench Monday!
(Tweaked with EFFECTS from the Flickr Editor)
This is a balcony partition between rooms at a hotel in Greece. This is my son in the adjoining room!.....Reflection of mountains to the left of photo. Reflections of reflections of mountains on the right of photo....🤔.
Thanks for visiting....
This bear grabbed a salmon and ate it while sitting in the water along the riverbank. He used the downed tree trunk as his table. Sometimes you have to make do with the things at hand :-)