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It seems only fitting that we closed out our summer camping season, right where it all began four months ago. We literally spent more weekends camping out under the stars than we did in our own beds this summer - building forever memories with our kids and seeing some of the most breathtaking and unspoiled scenery throughout the Pacific Northwest. And after logging all those miles, I have to say Pacific City on the Oregon Coast remains one of my all time favorite spots.
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Colorful sunset and smooth waves in California. / SzÃnes kaliforniai naplemente a hullámzó óceánnal.
Pacific Ocean, Te Whanganui-A-Hei (Cathedral Cove) Marine Reserve, Coromandel Peninsula (North Island, New Zealand).
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La red ferroviaria fue originalmente construida entre la parte oriental de Canadá y la Columbia Británica entre 1881 y 1885, para cumplir con la promesa hecha a la segunda cuando entró a la Confederación en 1871. Fue el primer ferrocarril transcontinental de Canadá. Ahora es fundamentalmente un ferrocarril de mercancÃas; aunque durante dos décadas fue el único medio efectivo para el transporte de larga distancia para pasajeros en la mayorÃa de las regiones de Canadá y fue decisivo para el establecimiento de asentamientos humanos y el desarrollo occidental canadiense. Sus servicios primarios de transporte de pasajeros fueron eliminados en 1986 después de ser adquiridos por VIA Rail Canada en 1978.
Un castor fue el sÃmbolo elegido para la lÃnea de ferrocarriles porque es uno de los sÃmbolos nacionales de Canadá y representa el carácter diligente de la compañÃa. Ha sido objeto de crÃticas y elogios por más de 120 años, pero Canadian Pacific Railway sigue siendo un icono indiscutible del nacionalismo canadiense.
When we got to Tenterfield Park some birds were flying about that i hadn't seen there before, three Pacific Bazas were up in the treetops being harassed by Noisy Miners. It is so cool to see a new species on my birthday, photo opportunities were limited as the hawks went from tree to tree but i got some shots. This photo has been cropped.
340) Pacific Reef Egret
Pacific Reef Egret, Egretta sacra, Bangau Batu
This species can be found in many areas of Asia including the oceanic region of India, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Polynesia, and in Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand. The species displays an unusual, non-sexual dimorphism, with some members having entirely white plumage and others (the larger portion) being charcoal-grey. The reason for the colour variation or "morph", is unknown, though it is most commonly thought to be related to camouflage. Their food sources are made up predominantly of varieties of ocean-based fish, crustaceans and molluscs.
Exif: f8, 1/320, ISO 160, focal length 800mm, Cik Canon EOS 80D, lens Canon 400mm, TC2.0, tripod
Back in January, Union Pacific SD70AH 8898 was brand new and leading CSX Q372 up the Columbus Subdivision out of Marion, Ohio in route to Willard.
Pseudacris regilla
At the main parking lot along the edge there are some puddles, in there are a few frogs, tadpoles and newt larvae.
Rocky shores on the northern Pacific coast.......an area visited by many birds and marine mammals as a place to rest, warm up and to breed. Many seabird species, such as penguins, shags, gannets and albatross, use the rocky Pacific shore as a nesting area and to dry off and warm up after a cold swim.
Pacific National's 8152, light engine at the Bunbury Street Tunnel at Footscray, Melbourne...
Date 22/04/16
One of several birds foraging early morning in the shallows and on the tidal mudflats behind Old Bar Beach.
A native dogwood gracing the edges of the woodsy areas. The flowers are usually high up, since the slender trees scramble up a lot. I managed to hook a branch with my walking stick and held it in one hand while photographing with the other. Monty, my dog, was very tolerant of this strange interlude.