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South Dakota farmstead. My photo with Textures Clouds, Texture 217 and Texture 273 by Lenabem, Anna J.
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Nests have been built, couples have coupled, and eggs have been laid. Now parents are brooding the next generation of Great Egrets and Cormorants. In the small Resoft rookery I counted 48 occupied Egret nests and many more with Cormorants. Consequently, less in-flight activity on this visit. That will change when eggs hatch and chicks need to be fed. Alvin, Texas.
He's like a little troll who lives below a bridge and doesn't want anyone to cross it. He lives inside the hole of this cable table. The hole is just beneath him. When he hears anyone trying to get a drink he pops up and usually scares the so called offender off. He forgets that it is a public facility.
The smell flowing from this..... this..... occupied structure almost gagged me! Even in gentrified Williamsburg you cannot get away from homelessness. I hope this creatively constructed, cardboard home is warm, nightime temperatures are exected to drop to 9°F.
Seen in the North 6th and Berry Sts. parking lot.
Definitely not a photo for the "Joyful Simplicities" group.
This is Yolanda, my mother-in-law at eighty-nine, who, as a young woman, used to stop traffic so beautiful she was. She has Alzheimer's now. And her company is Nina, who will not get off her lap.
this guy was nuts-ing out to the music. i have my doubts as to the sincerity of many of the people camping out at the "protest" Occupy LA movement. many seemed to be the same people; bums, transients, homeless, mentally ill, that live on the streets. here they had free food and free sleeping bags.
"the face of protest" or should we say the faces...
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Yee Wo Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
I love the colours of these mussel shells - if they weren't occupied I would have liked to re-home them to my place.
Taken in Otago, South Island, NZ
>> Here are more of my beach finds on flickr :-)
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Prompt: A digital fine art, ultra-realistic, Depicting an outhouse in the middle of a forest in winter during a snowstorm. There is a sign on the outhouse door "Occupied", no noise, no grain, 4k resolution, high-details
This digital fine art was created using OpenAI Sora AI and Photoshop
This shell was occupied as you can probably tell, looking at its center. I made sure to put it close to the water when I was done. I just fell in love with the shape.
As we approached the cabin we planned on staying in for the night, we passed this concrete block. It's there to tell people driving up canyon if the cabin is occupied or not. It wasn't, so we turned it around from VACANT to OCCUPIED.
The cabin sits at the end of a canyon and is still a couple of miles distant. There's not a lot of parking, due to the nature of the canyon, and this will hopefully save some people some trouble and the residents some unwanted visitors.
Every cabin I've stayed at, in and around Death Valley, has a US flag that you fly to alert people that it's occupied. This one did, too, but you can't see it until it's too late.
Argus Range
Mojave Desert
"Sorry, this seat Is occupied. National Airlines. NAL. Airline of the Stars. New York, Florida, Havana, Washington, New Orleans. If you wish to reserve the same seat through your trip, please leave this card on your chair every time you leave the plane at any of the intermediate stops."
A "seat occupied" sign used on National Airlines in the 1950s. A Spanish-language version appeared on the other side: Ocupado.
Originally posted on Ipernity: Occupied.