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A cormorant in flight at the Leonabelle Turnbull Birding center in Port Aransas, Texas. I'm pretty sure it is a Neotropic Cormorant - there is a flock of those that live in the area, but it is too high to get a good look at the head.

While pretty much rooted to home in another lockdown I thought I'd root through my previous holiday photos and post some that haven't seen the light of day on Flickr before,

 

I've posted a couple of pictures on here of Manarola but this is my first one in B&W. Taken on my second trip there on our holiday in 2019 before the sun set. This is the view of the town looking in the opposite direction from the previous sunset shot. It was shot about half way up the hill opposite the town on the footpath under the overhanging trees. The clouds would later come over and the seas would get a lot rougher as the evening went on.

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In discesa dal Monte San Giorgio (Meride - TI - CH)

ツツジ(青梅市永山丘陵)

For MACRO MONDAYS, this week’s theme: "In Ice".

 

HMM!

 

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12-32mm G Vario lens

Hallo Ihr lieben Daheimgebliebenen !

 

Als wir die Äpfel aufgegessen hatten, wanderten wir weiter bis zum Spiegelsee. Bärbel hat versucht sich darin zu sehen und wäre dabei fast hinein gefallen !! 😛

 

Viele liebe Grüße,

Luis und Bärbel

PS: Bärbel sagt ich soll noch schreiben, sie hätte eh gut aufgepasst und es wäre höchstens ihre Sonnenbrille ins Wasser gefallen.

 

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Hello everyone who stayed at home !

 

When we had eaten the apples, we walked on to the Spiegelsee (=Mirror Lake). Bärbel tried to see herself in it and almost fell in !! 😛

 

Love and greetings,

Luis and Bärbel

PS: Bärbel says I should write that she was paying attention anyway and that at most her sunglasses would have fallen into the water.

  

... Now he stands in his field not to claim it—but to measure how much of himself it remembers.

 

♪ OxydeNoir

Evening in winter, when snow makes the night less dark.

Wren singing in Alexandra Park, Dennistoun, Glasgow

Sakuma (佐久間) is a riverside community in Hamamatsu bordering on Toyone village (豊根村) municipality in Aichi prefecture. Sakuma Dam was constructed a few km upstream.

Nog een jugendstil juweeltje in Gent

in breeding plumage, this is the way a tricoloured heron displays

~listen here

 

**Thank you Ashton for posing with me....always fun!**

 

You'll be in my heart

No matter what they say

You'll be here in my heart

Always

Always I'll be with you

I'll be there for you always

Always and always

Just look over your shoulder

Just look over your shoulder

Just look over your shoulder

I'll be there

Always

 

It's always me in the shadows. Who do you think you are?

A Prothonotary Warbler keeps an eye on the tree canopy while foraging.

Red hybrid tea rose in the city rose garden of Silesia Park

Nottingham, in subtle patriotic mood after yesterday’s 4-0 win over Ukraine.

I am at a hotel outside of Seattle, for a mini-vacation. I can't imagine with the hotel staff with think when they look up and see this bright green, cantaloupe sized thingy in my window on a towel cushion (so it can't roll off the sill.)

 

I found it in one of my favorite garden nurseries, in a dark corner where everything was glowing under black lights. Supposedly, if left in the sun, it will glow in the dark after I hang it on my porch. My hummingbirds will probably freak out! I am going to leave it sitting in the hotel window all day tomorrow, while I run around, and see the sights. Maybe it will light up the hotel room tomorrow night :)))) One can only hope for such cheap thrills!

In the garden just behind the Linderhof castle. This photo is not b&w or sepia, it is colour.

The other week, I was on a stroll on a rather summery March day, when a rose bush covered in blooms in multiple colours caught my eye so much that I had to cross a busy road to take a closer look at it. The single bush was displaying roses in shades of pale yellow with pink edges, vibrant pink, carmine and orange. Luckily I had my camera with me, as I usually do in case I see something I like, and I photographed some of the blooms. Whilst I was doing so, the owner returned home from shopping. We chatted and I asked her what variety it was. She said that she didn’t know, but that it had been part of the garden when she bought the house some two decades ago. After doing a bit of research, I think it might be a Desert Peace rose.

 

The theme for “Smile on Saturday” is “Flowers in March”, where any flower is welcome, so long as the photo was taken in March. Luckily in Melbourne, there are often Indian Summer days that stretch into March, and there are always flowers in gardens. I could have chosen any flowers, but I chose this one in particular for its beauty, and because I saw it on the 16th of March, which was the day I saw the theme in the discussion thread. This week’s theme is also in honour of “Smile on Saturday” member, Marcy Schrum, who passed away in December last year. She liked beautiful flowers, so I hope she would have liked it and that it makes a fitting tribute. I hope that you like it too, that it brightens your Saturday and makes you smile.

 

The “Desert Peace” rose is a hybrid tea rose with yellow blend blooms, with pink edges. It was produced by Meilland International in France in 1991.

castell'arquato, piacenza

Rising up, rising high

Filling the hole in the sky

Spreading the clouds

Spreading them wide

Slipping deep , deep inside

The opened hole, up in the sky

That swallows the hardness thrusting high

From a drive in the countryside. I pulled over and actually shot this from the car. Getting a bit lazy, huh...

 

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Getting Swallows in flight is a challenge for me. I shoot in their general direction taking aim as best I can, hoping for the best. Sometimes my hopes are realized!!!

 

Tree Swallow

Tachycineta bicolor

 

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Good Stewards of Nature</i

 

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New Farm Park, Brisbane, in Spring

"Looking close... on Friday!"

"In a Row & on a Mirror "

mai 2024

In background you can see the famous arctic cathedral, one of the landmarks of the city and the Tromsø bridge

In addition to the Yellow-rumped Warblers, we saw a lot of Cedar Waxwings eating the Cedar berries. In fact that is where part of their name comes from. From allaboutbirds.org: "The birds’ name derives from their appetite for cedar berries in winter." The bird pictured here is an immature bird as evident by the prominent streaking on the breast and faint looking black mask as compared to an adult. Anoka County, MN 10/04/20

In the haunted forest, the trees they talk

The birds they cry, the ghosts they walk

Lovers are held close in the mist

Hearts beat fast, lips are kissed

Mystery swirls through the trees

Blown by fates ever changing breeze

Animals hide, as ghosts they walk

In the haunted forest, where the trees they talk

An impressive panoramic view after a somewhat short hike. I wasn't expecting that at all, such a nice surprise!

I been so sad lately and i miss her so bad. love you Ce-cee! RIP

The spectacular globe in the center of the Hall of Geographical Maps, with its approximately 220 cm in diameter, is the oldest large globe to survive today. The first documentary information on the globe dates back to the beginning of 1564, when from a letter sent by Giorgio Vasari to Giovanni Caccini on 29 January we learn that the latter had sent him the "appamondo" from Pisa by river. The globe was created by monk Egnazio Danti who had already worked on 30 geographical tables and, once finished, it is very likely that it was not placed in the Wardrobe Room, as it was not mentioned in the palace inventories of 1570 and 1574. Immediately placed in Palazzo Pitti where it appears present in an inventory of 1587, it passed together with the other scientific artefacts of the Uffizi Gallery, in 1775 it passed into the Museum of Ancient Instruments annexed to the Specola of Florence and only in 1958, after other vicissitudes, did it reach its original location in the Hall of Geographical Maps of Palazzo Vecchio.

Déambulation urbaine dans une ville moderne

Vagabondaggio urbano in una città moderna

 

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