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A red water valve and meter, seen in front of the color panels of...
The Museum School
Avondale Estates, Georgia, USA.
12 May 2020.
â–¶ The valve is open. The school, however, is not. COVID-19 issues, you know.
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Hay veces, que sencillamente miras y "ves" la foto. Eso me pasó esa tarde. La atmósfera estaba limpÃsima y el cielo lleno de nubes muy bien dibujadas. Apenas tiene retoque.
En Explorer #302 , gracias a todos!
Open Mouth Owlet-Not sure what this owlet was trying to do, maybe expel an owl pellet but he sat on the edge of the nest and was opening and closing his mouth multiple times like this. (5 pics and video)
Escuela Primaria José Martà - Calle Obispo, La Habana Vieja, Cuba.
José Martà Primary School, Obispo Calle (street) in Old Havana, Cuba.
École Primaire José Martà - Calle (rue) Obispo dans la Vieille Havane à Cuba.
Finding open water will be a fun time as the season progresses. This river is an outflow from a reservoir. It will remain mostly free flowing. But with my 4 layers of clothing on to stay warm, it will be a while before I wade here. A fun day that started out in snow flurries and ended up with some brook trout.
These Celandines were open in the spring sunshine, on a damp, wet, or overcast day they remain closed. They also close at night. They do this to protect their pollen.
Open Mouth Owlet-Not sure what this owlet was trying to do, maybe expel an owl pellet but he sat on the edge of the nest and was opening and closing his mouth multiple times like this. (5 pics and video)
This is a small part of the Great Basin that is north of Death Valley with the Sierra Nevada in the far background and the Panamint Mountains at the far right. What is called "Basin and Range" or "Great Basin" in geographical terms refers to a vast portion of the American West between the Sierras and the Rockies and contains many smaller mountain ranges as well as large basins as you see pictured here. It is very dry country as the Sierras siphon off most of the moisture coming in from the Pacific Ocean.
After the vast Rocky Mountain system, the Sierra Nevada have more mountains over 14,000 feet than any other range in the Lower 48 with a total of 13.
As the title indicates, this is open, unfenced rangeland.
Taken with a Minolta XD-7 using a Rokkor 24mm f/2.8 lens on Kodak Portra 400.