A small spring-fed stream trickles through the winter snow. The water maintains its temperature and never freezes.

♡

Its just art or whatever

Its not everyday you get to see a beautiful Firecrest, so I thought I would put a few more on!!

Lake Cunningham, Nassau The Bahamas

vacation is end ='(

** بليييز اي كومنت فيه صورة بحذفه

Well its been over a year since this little guy has stole our hearts. He is such a great dog and makes me smile every day. I found this photo from last year, hope you like it too.✌️😎

Its the first time I've found toad spawn and they are in long sausage like strings :)

Its an aerial transfer bridge that carries a segment of roadway across a river. The design has been used to cross navigable rivers or other bodies of water, where there is a requirement for ship traffic to be able to pass.

Happy weekend everyone :)

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Photo taken at Naturally Naughty - Be sure to pickup Pokos book on Basic SL Photography in the gold kiosk at the lobby.

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As its name suggests, the impressive rock formation on the Great Ocean Road resembled an archway rising 25 metres from the sea.

Back in June 2009, the arch of Island Archway collapsed and all that remains now are the two rocks that previously supported the arch.

The two remaining rock pillars of the gorge have been named Tom and Eva after the two survivors of the shipwreck back in the 19th century.

This tree perched on the edge of the sandstone cliffs at Roslin Glen decides to shed some of its snow into the Esk as the sun beats down from the other side. The backlight on the snow gives the oak a coral effect. For a minutes or so all the trees were getting in on the act here dropping their snow into the river.

Its July 1979 westbound commuter at Lombard IL with two covered wagons

Its been awhile since I've updated a studio pic. I've been busy spring cleaning and packing shit, accumulated from my endless hoarding of cute stuff from over 15 years ago. Going through all these treasures sure brings back much memories. Its like opening a time machine and this made me think of why I love doing what I do so much. Collecting toys, animation and making colourful candy art is my life. It makes me happy. Very, very happy.

This is a typical evening in the sweet studio where all the magic happens. Of course I added some imaginary friends in there, but its pretty much what goes on in my head. Trippy all the time.

Its not how many groups you can get your picture in, its the people that make Flicr

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www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxIWDmmqZzY

If I leave here tomorrow

Would you still remember me?

Cause I'm as free as a bird now

And this bird you can not change

But please don't take it so badly

Cause Lord knows I'm to blame

With its scruffy crest and long bill this Dalmation Pelican put me in mind of "Big Bird" in Sesame Street. It Looks as if it is stifling a laugh.

This is a captive bird I photographed at Arundel last year.

Dalmation Pelican are one of the world's heaviest flying birds. Former inhabitant of Britain's wetlands they haven't been wild in the UK since medieval times when people started to drain swamps, bogs and lakes to farm the land. Its name comes from their supposed place of origin - Dalmatia, Croatia, altough it is found across large parts of Europe and Asia. One arrived in Cornwall in May 2016 and stayed for the year. The bill pouch flashes orange in the breeding season. It has a scruffy crest, wingspan over 3m, They are good swimmers (webbed feet) and splendid fliers.

Thank you all for your kind responses.

Many thanks for taking a close look at my gallery, its highly appreciated!

The Laughing Gull is named for its nasal call, but its appearance is rather stately. The birds are year-round residents of the coastal regions of the southeastern USA — this individual was seen at Goose Island State Park, Texas.

Short Eared Owl surveying its territory.

Aberdeen Beach, NE Scotland

Its lifespan is about 75 days... only during a mere 6 does it manifest as that great Atlas Butterfly, Attacus atlas. Most of its life is in various stages from egg to caterpillar, pupa, and only finally in the Flighty Form. Earlier I posted a 'late' caterpillar I saw in Kuala Lumpur (www.flickr.com/photos/87453322@N00/6563518879/in/photolis...).

Great Linnaeus knew it as a Phalaena atlas. 'Attacus' was given to our Butterfly by Jacob Hübner in 1816. Somehow he may have derived that name from the biblical book Leviticus (11.22) where the word in the (Greek) Septuagint and the (Latin) Vulgate is used for a giant locust. Atlas, of course, is the 'World-carrier'. Here in the photo is an early instar (eight days or so) photographed from the top and its side (see inset).

"Its Raining Sunshine" is a macro photograph of Ranunculus petals with water droplets.

Its quite far away so I'm using full zoom and cropping it a lot.

its very dry in india most of the year .. a brush made from reeds is used to sweep dust , sand etc

one works ... one sleeps

rash cash & no more to

say :)

Its July 1985 a view of Chessie System's yard station with GP-40s at Raligh W.V Appalachia [photo collection Mark Llanuza]

This squirrel in my yard 3-5 days after leaving its tree cavity may now be my current "yard squirrel." It found my squirrel feeder immediately. All of my yard squirrels over the years proved to be females.

Its a Hot Muggy August 1977 Rock Island GE's coming into Blue Island IL

Used a film grain effect in Capture One - image was a little soft so have tried to disguise that fact!

Constructive comments please!!!

Its not snowing here yet but whatever the weather the dogs need their walk.....

Christmas Story is on the way! Just can't help seeing it a time or two each year.

Its plumage is a bit ruffled by the strong wind.

Its been a non runner, light caved in at the last minute and trouble with the drone so was well pleased when it finally all came together...66131 on the 6G05 1957 Fowey Dock Carne Point to Goonbarrow Junction Dbc heads past Golant. (pole)

A little shell

Despite its name, this is an Early Purple Orchid. This white form is relatively uncommon. Seen at Tides Low Rake near Tideswell.

Its mission was to cross the outdoor carpet before anything ate him. His problem ? It was very chilly out and he was moving in slow motion! I had time to go back in the house, walk to the other end of the house and still get lots of snaps of it! It eventually did make it to safety I'm happy to say! Happy Sabbath everyone! I hope your day is blessed and full of lots of photo ops. :)

Its that time of year - Norfolk

Many thanks to all those who fave or comment always very much appreciated

Its April 2003 were at Shoemaker Canyon on the Santa Fe's Raton pass division with a detour Z train passing through the semaphores

Art against the return of fascism in Europe !

Carlos Santana & John Lee Hooker-- The Healer

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xox9J0FNjZ8

The Galveston-Port Bolivar ferry—a segment of Texas State Highway 87—prepares to dock at the Galveston end of its route.