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A small lake with a lot of birds, turtles and more. Paradise for wildlife.
at Robert Neumann Park, Currumbin Valley, QLD Australia
One of numerous small blue butterflies seen in the bottom corner of the masts field at Prestbury Hill nature reserve near Cheltenham.
20160701-08
red currant [ribes rubrum]
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Pentax K200D, 28mm, f/2.8, 1/350s, ISO 100
St Andrew’s is one of Norfolk’s many round tower churches. The county contains three quarters of those still standing in Britain
The tower - of the usual local flint and mortar construction and thought to be 11th Century Saxon - is an enigma because it is quite separate from the rest of the building.
A clearly visible filled in arch on the tower's east side suggests that a nave was once attached there but the reasons for that church’s subsequent demise are unknown. Was it actually finished? If not why? Was the current church contemporary - Elsewhere in Norfolk two churches are so close that they touch.
*There is also a Great Snoring which is actually the smaller village. ‘Snoring' derives’ from someone named Snear rather than any stentorian prowess of the locals..
Driving through Denbyshire on my back from Betwsycoed. Snow from the past nights was still lying on the the moore lands high up.
2016 01 16 150411 Wales Betws y Coed PM1
This little guy was territorial, anytime, if other bird moved to his so called territory, he attacked the bird, finally, they all got tired and chase him away, hour later, he was back at it again.
During the feathered-hat fashion craze of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Little Blue Herons’ lack of showy “aigrette plumes” saved them from the hunting frenzy that decimated other heron and egret populations.
However, Little Blue Heron populations declined by 55% between 1966 and 2015, according to the North American Breeding Bird Survey and the North American Waterbird Conservation Plan lists the Little Blue Heron as a species of High Concern.
Source: Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
This Little Blue Heron was very slowly working the shallow margins of Upper Myakka Lake, Florida in search of small fish, frogs and invertebrates when it came across this Crayfish.
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