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he is so powerful , he can stand in the middle
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i love dark photos, and this one was really underexposed bec. i wanted to capture the ray..glad im able to salvage this one shot! :))
i reached the farthest left side of the beach...will share with you next time. :)
A chance encounter, a touch of fate, chosen for her purity? I had this bouncing around in my head for a while, but a landmark from a special someone brought it to fruition. Enjoy!
Taken at the lovely Everwilder Sim
This Hermit Thrush perches on one leg while a bug hangs from its beak. Makes me wonder if it only has one leg - a possibility, and if true, shows impressive survival skills.
Taken 15 July 2021 at Homer, Alaska.
Created for the Glow Group Contest "Winter Trees"
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The Queen butterfly (Danaus gilippus) is one of three milkweed butterflies that reside in the state of Florida, along with Monarchs and Soldiers. The Queen butterfly is native to both North and South America and is a member of the Nymphalidae or brush-foot family. The adult butterfly only appears to have 4 legs as the last 2 insect legs are very small and are located near the butterfly's head. As adults, these delightful butterflies are clever mimics, utilizing Mullarian mimicry to reinforce the warning colors and distasteful qualities of several related species, gaining all species more protection from predators.
Seen less often than the ubiquitous Monarch, they can be distinguished by the darker brick red color of their wings that looks very different from the Monarch’s bright orange coloration. The topside of their wings lacks black lines that follow the veins on a Monarch’s wing.
I found this male along Joe Overstreet Road in Osceola County Florida.
One last photo of the lovely white Passion flower - Passiflora.
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2023 Photo 104/261: An electrical storm lights up Roanoke, Va., seen from the Blue Ridge Parkway north of the city in this panorama. I'd been looking for my photo of the day when I ran into weather-photography fanatics Steve Hammer of Bedford County and Jason Rinehart of Botetourt, who let me join their storm-chasing adventure. ©2023 John M. Hudson | jmhudson1.com
From my archive taken on the „Tulipan“ tulip show in Berlin Britzer Garten 2014
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An isolated lake effect storm that brought snow to the southern shores of the Great Salt Lake
GPS is not the exact spot of the shot.
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The stony beach where I have come for years, was suddenly covered with hundreds of columns of balanced stones.Amazing view!
Explore Oct 5 2010 #235
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Some of the last photos were the B sides, they were not good enough or not the main one, so I left them in a folder. Always wanted to go back and check if there was some good material and I been running on those fumes the last months since... well, Budget and Forecast season.
I spotted in the garden today, 9/30, that I released the other day!
I ran out of tagging stickers, so I was told I could use a small 1/4" sticker to identify... I should have written the date, but the sticker is so small...