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Two blended shots of a juvenile Black-faced Cuckoo Shrike come to cadge food from a compliant human. This is one of two chicks, each with very different personalities. They both come looking for food, but this is the more assertive of the two. It has learned that I will throw food onto the roof for it, as I do for its parents. Last week it waited on the roof for the food, this week it hovers above the roof and dives to pick up the food. This is their natural behaviour and it's wonderful to see this little bird grow and learn so fast.
As seen on a walk.
This hill is often used to teach drivers, as you have to weave in and out of passing traffic, but here he or she has the road to themselves.
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I am guessing that this is a juvenile starling and it has not taken it long to suss out the fat snax feeder here at Chez FatSnax . It has been a bit of a battleground here at the feeder with magpies , jays , starlings , sparrows , bluetits and even the robin all trying their hand at getting to the fatsnax ! The pigeons come in and land on the roof of the bird table and have serious trouble working out how to get at the bird table without sliding off of the roof on the table - the idea of working out how to land and scoff from the feeder is way above their paygrade Therefore , one has to ask why the pigeon have one of the biggest populations around our towns and gardens when their IQ level is so poor ?
But for the starlings like above they seem to have more about them even if they are a raucous lot and get called " The Squabble Squad " here .
I took this shot through the open patio door standing in the middle of the living room .
I really dislike people being trained on a single decker. You need to have the awareness of a high vehicle, so you are looking for overhanging trees etc - and signs on bridges!
Through the side window you can see the sign for Bancroft's School, so we are in Woodford. Sensible size to learn on too.
This picture was taken for the Knot & Co. Summer 2017 contest, I did not win BUT if u never enter u never will of known :)
I went to Knot & Co and had a wonder around the shop to see what I could use in my photo for the competition, I decided on this skateboard even though I have never skateboarded in SL or RL, this is how I imagine my self to look, wobbly as hell and out of control lol
Young blue tit - first exercises :-)))
/seen in my garden
Nikon Z 9
NIKKOR Z 800mm f/6.3 VR S
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In preparation for ECML diverts next month, Azuma 800210 is working route learner/refresher 5Z80 08:05 Doncaster Carr Iep Depot - Peterborough at Holdingham Lane, Sleaford. 28-09-2022.
Good car I learned to drive on. GTA 390 Hi-Po C6 335hp. Lets start off small. Similar to first live concert. Start small,Beatles.65
On a recent walk among the Pitcher Plants I was content to simply walk and listen to the birds. Most of the Pitcher plants were not in full bloom and I have so many pictures of these unique blooms. It was a good feeling as a photographer to not feel the need to take a picture all the time. I can wait now until the right moment comes along and take time to explore what is really happening around me. It was then that I saw a bee fly to the bloom of this plant and he actually wiggled his way under the folded petals to get to the middle. I was surprised because I didn't think bees would be interested in this kind of plant. I don't know why I had that notion. I hope I can continue to be a lifelong learner in the next phase of my life.
I heard about the Kingfisher parents always shake and toss the fish's head before they feeding their chicks; seeing this young Kingfisher imitating the move with a stick was absolutely stunning! Very educational indeed!
Huskies are well known for their smile and Yuki was an early learner. He seems to look happy all the time.
When I introduced 8 month old Moustache last Caturday, I mentioned that he was wearing an e-collar because he lost a fight with the big black cat who lives next door. What I failed to mention, was that it was the SECOND time he had lost a fight with the big black cat who lives next door.
Can anyone say, "dumb as dirt"?
*No dumb kittens were harmed in the making of this photograph. All Pasta had to do was turn around and give Moustache the evil eye and he beat a hasty retreat.
**Actually, I had to lift Moustache off the treatment table since he couldn't beat a hasty retreat with an e-collar on.
With an unusually positioned cone on top of the building on the left, D6851 (37667) rattles through Saltley with 0Z37 Nuneaton Civil Engineers to Didcot TC.
Buses operated under contract to run in London must be red. Outside of London, in general operators use their own company livery - and also for training buses not used in service, as we see here, with Arriva's blue learner vehicles lined up at Enfield garage.
The back ends of jumbo triangular colored pencils. For small little hands that still have to learn how to hold pens and pencils.
For the Macro Mondays theme: back to school
The large floor-to-ceiling windows let natural daylight flood into this area and allow external views. Whilst the walls are painted in a neutral white, colour is injected through the carpeting and chairs. Small round PC tables accommodate seating for possibly 4 or 6 individuals in addition to larger bench type tables seating for approximately 8 individuals. Both individual and quiet group or collaborative work is undertaken in this area. Chairs with wheels, as well as without, are available giving users choice. The open plan design shows the different levels within the space, showing tables, book shelves, PCs and open balustrade. Additional electricity points are located in the false floor giving the room flexibility. Additional lighting is provided for each table on the lower floor for low light levels and for evening work suiting different types of learners needs.
Freightliner intermodal class 90 no. 90043, formerly 'Freightliner Coatbridge', speeds south at Canley working 0Z90 Crewe Basford Hall to Northampton light locomotive on 1st February 2021.
A 14 week old tawny owlet in flight in Exmoor woodland.
Part of a family supported by a small owl conservation project on Exmoor.
DRS 68022 'Resolution' seen crossing the viaduct over the River Lowther, Penrith working 5Z08 09:22 Crewe C.S-Carlisle. This passed by at quite some speed. 68020 'Reliance' was at the rear. 16/11/2017.
My life as an early childhood teacher of English is full of challenges. I have to manage my young learners, and I like it. Sometimes I have to act like kids do to improve communication and acceptance among young students. And I like it too. Smiling, making eye contact, being warm and sometimes being silly, and of course being attentive to detail - things of the great importance, if you’re an early childhood educator! And if sometimes my husband misses me in daily life... Oh, that's okay, too!
Yes, I'm an early childhood English teacher and I love it!
Learning can be engaging. Lessons for young students can be fun and positive. It depends on the atmosphere the teacher creates for learning, on the ways the teacher grabs kids’ attention. As for me, I have my own bag of tricks with some backup activities ready to go in case the class lose their focus :)
My students are gorgeous! I'm thrilled everytime I see how easily they learn something new! They are always eager to participate in all kind of activities, I suggest them (some of them are not that easy)! Always eager to sing, to dance, to move, to talk and to play of course!
Well, I get my kids involved in (never boring) learning process and they get me involved in watching their progress, in sharing their emotions. It's a win-win for everyone! I love our collaboration. And I know each of them learns in his/her own special way.
Early childhood education gives so many opportunities for learning and fun! I'm sure, it's beneficial to kids to start learning English at a young age. They naturally improve their listening skills. They are not hesitant to speak up or listen to English speech.
To tell the truth, these are my little students, who give me lots of inspiration and ideas for teaching every day! I'm so proud of each and every one of them!