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Painted Stork Juvenile
The light was pretty harsh there and technically this pic has some drawbacks. But, I love this action. Widespread resident and found normally in Inland and Coastal wetlands of India. Juvenile is dirty greyish-white, with grey-brown (feathered) head and neck and brown lesser coverts. Bill and legs duller than adult's. Adults are colorful with lots of Orange-yellow and red on face and legs. Closeup of adult is coming soon.. stay tuned!
May '13
Ranganathittu
if you ask her to "go find and put on her 'bracelets'" this is what she does. already the girl's trying to be fashionable!
"Masika"
Baby Western Lowland Gorilla
Born May 25, 2015
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Our little Ein, an eager 3-month old Welsh Corgi, who has already learned how to "sit" on command! I'm so proud!
This picture represents learning how to put makeup on. I remember my debut in high school…the first experiences. I wanted to feel beautiful and I wanted the boys to look at me. I learned from my mom and did it with my friends. I would also read magazines to get tips. I became a reference in terms of makeup! I think it is symbolic in a woman’s life and it is an important step as well. Once you’ve started, you can’t stop, and it follows you your whole life! Makeup is also a very powerful seduction tool. I chose this picture because I had bought new makeup and I was getting ready for Christmas dinner at my grandmother’s house. I also like the way I look in that dress even if the face isn’t that nice! : ( I think makeup is like straightening my hair, as I explained in “Straight Hair”.
After looking skywards at what the big boys and girl Blacked headed gulls were doing this young chick not wanted to be left out set off to do the same. Unfortunately he/she made it only a few iches but, its a start.
Learning first hand(s) then feet.
This wonderful sculpture is at the Lawrence Hall of Science,
University of California, Berkeley
At the Eastwood Branch Library's Summer Learning program Animals Rock, Alabama 4-H educates the audience about how animals thrive and survive in the real world. The "show and tell" style presentation of live animals featured a turtle, bearded dragon, Cooper's Hawk, American vulture, and a California king snake.
52 in 2016 Challenge: Week 44 - Minimalist - It is often said in photography that less is more. For this week's image, isolate your subject using the minimalist approach. Inspire someone with your art. Find a subject that you can photograph simply. Make it as clean as possible so focus is on the subject and nothing else. Madison, WI
Field trips at the University of Idaho often include ranchers who teach students about their land and their operation.
For Macro Mondays- My Favorite Smallest Thing
While I do love my collectable beads, I treasure family most, and this is our youngest (and smallest) grandchild to date, RieLynn Jayde
She managed to con us out of some of our Pandora/Troll/Biagi/Misc beads, and used Daddy's iTouch cover tas a tray to count them.
Proudly enough, she now counts like the Count on Sesame St. thanks to Memma & Nico counting along with her in the car...ah, ah, aahhhh!!!!
Self-portrait with my baby girl.
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You can see a piece of me (my hand), but my daughter is a huge piece of who I am as well.
She hasn't said any real words yet, but she loves to flip through her board books and babble excitedly. She pulled herself up using the coffee table and insisted on standing for this session of story time.
I brought my little sister up to the reservoir to take some pics. This goat is in the yard at the base of the hill.
there’s no sensation to compare with this
suspended animation, a state of bliss
can’t keep my mind from the circling sky
tongue-tied and twisted just an earth-bound misfit, I
We closed out Virtual SALA with an ice cream social! After a long summer of learning from the screen, families got to come out to the Sisson Street Community Garden for a social distance treat: Taharka Brothers Ice Cream! Students also got to take home free window sill garden kits from Great Kids Farm!