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At Miami Int. Airport

 

We went on a tour of the San Diego Salt Works with the bird watchers from the Audubon Society recently. It was a relaxed 5-mile walk amongst a series of lagoons, with many stops to look at shore birds. I was getting some practice on using my 200mm plus a 2x extender, and managed to catch a few shots that are not blurry. Later, we did some bird watching on our own in a local wooded area, which quickly made me realize how much I appreciate a guided tour, and how much harder it is to get a decent shot of a bird in the bush versus out in the open.

 

Willet is a common resident of coastal marshes. Standing birds are very plain, but show prominent wing pattern in flight. Their call sounds like "pill-will-willet".

- Sir, I believe here is a place where our radars catched last signal from squad Nero-4.

- We need to check this area. Do it, sergeant! Take the droid and be carefull.

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Allright guys. Maybe it was too difficult. Here is the answer to riddle.

Stunning Ice Planet ship by TrapleS.

 

I'll do separate photo session next time for this model. You will find more details at his stream.

A view of the seemingly unattainable summit of Angels Landing, from the Zion Canyon valley floor. Zion National Park. Utah, USA.

please view on black - thank you

Common kingfisher in action.

.....a scramble on the uninhabited little island of Petalas in the Ionian Sea, Greece.

An old Convair HC-131A at the local airport.

This guy was very tolerant of my prescence and gave me the gift of landing straight toward me with this small twig. What a good father!

Dis looks suspicious. R we on land or water?

 

Aye, Capt'n!

 

Done maek fon o' me, mate! Dat was aen easy kwestshun!

 

But ain't no easy anwser, Captn, it's a flooded lawn. Land when it's dry, puddle after the rain, of which we had our good share.

 

Dis socks! Taek us back tae the sea!

 

Aye, Capt'n! Which direction?

 

Yes!

 

Toy Project Day 2285

American White Pelican coming in for a water landing

Ciudad de México, DF - Mexico

Chennai International Airport,India

Did someone open a packet of bread?

  

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October already.. it seems 2022 is on our doorstep and I haven't even fully processed 2020! 😮

 

I'm enjoying my autumn holiday now (one of the few perks I have as a teacher). And besides doing a lot of resting.. I have also been doing lots of editing of my photos and videos.

 

In August, I visited a castle in the south of the Netherlands. And because we had a very disappointing cold wet summer, I opted for a maxi dress.

 

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It was quite magical walking around in that castle.. so beautiful!!

 

I know owning a castle like that is very expensive and not very practical.. but I'd love to dream. 😊

  

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Flaps up, nose down.

frustrations of the world getting to me so thinking of relocating, unfortunately no trees or birds and I had to abort landing due to a little malfunction of the booster rockets upon final approach.....

A bit rough on the landing gear but mostly OK

 

Northern Rivers NSW Australia

Nature always make us feel so small

Less than 50 minutes before the Hopping Egret, this Great Blue Heron declared it was done with breakfast, with a screech and a splashy takeoff.

Broadstairs Pier Arm....Long Exposure using my £4 piece of welders glass...I think the quality is excellent considering...comments please!

Ruby Throated Hummingbird comig in for a landing.

20190904-6D2 Birds-IMG_7274 Hummingbird-Landing gear down

Barn Owl coming in for a landing.

 

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butterfly landing on flower

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