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The expedition guides preparing the kayaks for the folks who kayaked in Antarctica. Awesome scenery. Folks had the special suits that would keep them from freezing if they fell in the water, and nobody fell in.
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This was taken back in January at the lake. You can tell he has an announcement to make here. Tyler often had something to say! LOL ♥ Miss him and his sassy attitude.
An Oak leaf close to dropping from the tree, full of colour, as cooler temperatures take hold in the RBG's Hendrie Valley, Burlington, Ontario.
Low angle view on a man descending to the beach via iron stairs attached to the Pier building in Scheveningen, The Hague, South Holland, The Netherlands.
( It was minus 2 degrees this a.m. but the light was amazing and such glorious weather for my outing with the photogroup )
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This beautiful barred owl was preparing to leave when this image was taken.
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Black-shouldered kite, Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa
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The Coronet, a wooden-hull schooner yacht built in 1885, is one of the oldest and largest schooner yachts in the world, it was abandonded for long years and became almost complete destroyed. Now from four years ago are under restoration...and hopefully sailing again in few years...
Not really; the spiders were just enjoying the windy weather we've been having this fall. This was at the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge, and just one of dozens of them in a grassy area.
This fox sparrow flew up from its normal grounded hunting, then decided that the higher vantage didn't offer much, so it descended back to the ground. At Commonwealth Lake today.
Though the warblers are in full mating plumage, and they are relatively close to the camera, they will flit and flee just as the finger is about to depress the shutter button. When they assume the posture of the bird in the picture, they are almost gone into the underbrush. Hope you clicked the shutter :-)
I was ready for this Black-throated Green Warbler, and I like this "last second pose." In another few seconds, he was gone.