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Luck man
Happiness, more or less
It's just a change in me, something in my liberty
Oh, my, my
Happiness, coming and going
I watch you look at me, and watch my fever grow
And I know just where I am
But how many corners do I have to turn?
How many times do I have to learn
All the love I have is in my mind?
But I'm a lucky man
With fire in my hands
Happiness, something in my own place
I'm stood here naked, I smile and I feel no disgrace
With who I am
Happiness, coming and going
I watch you look at me, watch my fever grow
And I know just who I am
And how many corners do I have to turn?
How many times do I have to learn
All the love I have is in my mind?
I hope you understand
I hope you understand
Oh yeah
Cattle Egrets characteristically follows moving cattle, native large mammals, birds, or tractors capturing food disturbed by their movement.
"..Cattle Egrets prefer animals that move forward at the most appropriate speed for their own Walking foraging. When following farm, mowing, or land moving equipment, it uses Leap Frog Feeding, in which birds land at the tractor, remain in place foraging, and then fly to the moving head of the flock again. It also uses this behavior without farm equipment, the flock serving as its own beater (Newton 1986)..."
-https://www.heronconservation.org/herons-of-the-world/list-of-herons/cattle-egret/
This photo was taken in June, which coincides with the breeding season of the egrets in north India, which is why most of the birds are in breeding plumage.
moving sculpture called Kinetic Rain... golden droplets are moving up and down in rhythm of music... nice show
taken at the Terminal 1 of Changi Airport, Singapore
Went for a phototour today with my friends at photoclub that i am a member in here in Iceland. We got a fine day today for shooting landscape
More incoming. Found this super cute Licca-chan thrifting and she's already moving her things in. It seems that toys bring in more toys.
Thunderstorm moving slowly by over the Gulf of Mexico near Navarre Beach, Fl
Best shot I got tonight.
We were just in time to take few shots of these beauties! As the Pulicat Lake is drying up, these Greater Flamingos are moving away to other places where they have water and food. Must see on Light Box.
I wanted to take a close up shot but didn't like the idea of hiding in the (taller than me) reeds in ankle deep muddy water! I am a photographer with limited capability :-)
Pulicat Lake is the second largest brackish water lake (481km) in India. It straddles the border of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu states on the Coromandal Coast in South India. This is taken at the Andhra Pradesh side of the lake.
The first one in the comment box is the full picture, 2nd and 3rd are severely cropped ones.
I had a walk on Bleaklow this morning and saw this farmer on the other side of the hill moving sheep with his Border Collie. I had to put Pops back on the lead as she would have joined in and probably sent them back in the other direction.
a group of about 70ish golden plovers in a field this morning, i missed them taking off because i turned my back to change a battery & they were up!
A medium-sized plover with a distinctive gold and black summer plumage. In winter the black in replaced by buff and white. They typically stand upright and run in short bursts. Very wary on the breeding grounds. In winter they form large flocks which fly in fairly tight formation with rapid, twinkling wingbeats.
Another shot taken from the moving train on the way to Oregon last month.
Have a great week ahead!
The trip set is here: Oregon trip 2010-2011
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