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Ni la hora del día, ni la luz eran las más adecuadas, pero he querido ponerla por la belleza del lugar, a mi me pareció espectacular. El río también muy bajo de agua.
El Meandro Melero es una de esas sorpresas imprescindibles que guarda la comarca cacereña de Las Hurdes.
El capricho de la naturaleza ha querido que el río Alagón forme en el mismo límite de las provincias de Salamanca y Cáceres una pronunciada curva que vista desde un punto más alto permite apreciar una de las imágenes más bellas que se pueden obtener en la Península Ibérica.
Un impresionante meandro acompañado al fondo por el siempre espectacular paisaje del Parque Natural de Las Batuecas-Sierra de Francia.
El Melero del Alagón ofrece una estampa armónica y coloristadesde el mirador de La Antigua, que se encuentra a poco más de dos kilómetros de Ríomalo de Abajo. Se trata del lugar ideal para captar la grandeza de la estilosa curva que realiza el río.
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Corfe Castle, Dorset, England has been besieged so many times that Im certain the locals must have been totally peed off with the noise, the rubbish and all the to-ing and fro-ing that went on over the years.
Im positive that this sheep farmers ancestors seen it all and im sure that he has had more enough of the enormous ruins in the hill, looming down over his home. You can see that hes planted a line of trees to obviously block out the view, which is funny really but I don't think anyone could blame him! It was probably his mob that helped Oliver Cromwell to thrash the place so that's the price you pay!!!
Of course its all a bit of fun really and not to be taken too seriously! I personally don't want my little shack here being besieged my a crowd of irate Dorset farmers!!!
Corfe really is a beautiful place , with lots to
do, amazing history, stunning views and cream teas to lay siege for!!!
So if your ever that direction, make certain to visit as its set in one of the most beautiful parts of England.
I hope you like my effort and my verbal meanderings which I do hope make you smile!
Have a great weekend and week ahead!
Pat.
En la ciudad de Albacete, entre las Calles Tinte y Mayor, se encuentra el Pasaje Lodares, una galería comercial y residencial que es un ejemplo de arquitectura modernista de principios del Siglo XX.
Este pasaje fue proyectado por el arquitecto valenciano Buenaventura Ferrando Castells en el año 1.925, siguiendo una tendencia que llegó a España durante el reinado de Isabel II, y que evolucionó durante la Restauración Borbónica, alcanzando su máxima expresión en el Siglo XIX por influencia del resto de Europa.
Gabriel Lodares, lo mandó construir a imagen y semejanza de las galerías comerciales existentes en Italia, con pisos destinados a un público con alto poder económico, así como los locales comerciales, por lo que se planteó como un pasaje particular y cerrado, si bien es de libre paso desde el amanecer hasta el anochecer para permitir el acceso a los comercios en él situados.
Narrowbost Conway no 2 arriving into the canal at Gnosall, Staffordshire on the Shropshire Union Canal. Seen during our coronavirus lockdown permitted activity 2020
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Please permit me to post another pier photograph. This one is on the Windsor, Ontario riverfront looking across the Detroit River to Detroit, Michigan.
As I looked across to Detroit, I noticed that most of the downtown buildings were dark, a result of the terrible COVID-19 crisis in our sister city. Well, the light at the end of this pier reminds me of an American motel chain, Motel 6, that in their old commercials would always end with the line: “…and we’ll leave the light on for you”. For many of us in the Windsor area, we are thinking of our neighbours, friends and relatives across this river during this hard time. We’ll leave the light on for you! Detroit Strong!
13 years ago today in Coyote Buttes North, better known as "The Wave".
Some of the colorful rocks behind the wave or below the TopRock are particularly photogenic when they are reflected in the water, as here.
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Región 3: A tan solo 18km del Árbol de Piedra se encuentra la laguna colorada y parte de la región 3 de las lagunas de origen volcánico del suroeste de Bolivia. A esta hermosa laguna llegamos a eso de las 17:15 horas de la tarde. Bitácora de viaje
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La Laguna Colorada por su origen geológico, la naturaleza físico química de sus aguas de origen volcánico, la relación ecológica entre los seres vivos y su medio han conformado un ambiente único en el mundo.
La laguna al tener afluentes del río Sulor y numerosas vertientes termales de agua dulce, favorece al establecimiento de una diversidad biológica de fauna y flora asociados a las característicasdel agua.
Debido a las condiciones climáticas extremas, las plantas y animales, durante un largo ciclo evolutivo se han adaptado, desarrollando mecanismos propios que les permiten la supervivencia por esos se encuentran niveles altos de endemismos.
Fuente: Wildlife Society Bolivia
Possibly the most photographed rock in Coyote Buttes South, Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, Arizona, seen here in golden evening light.
Der vermutlich meist fotografierte Stein in den Coyote Buttes South, Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, Arizona, hier im goldenen Abendlicht.
Me vais a permitir un cambio de registro en los temas que os estoy ofreciendo estos días. No soy experto en Flamenco, pero me gusta, y pensando en esos amigos que tengo por el sur (incluyo a todos aquellos con los que tuve el honor de compartir comida durante su visita a la Ciudad del Cierzo) y aprovechando esta fotografía, quiero ofreceros una pequeña selección de temas
Camarón de la Isla – “Mira qué bonita”
Impresionante camarón de la isla con Paco de Lucía y Ramón de Algeciras (hermano de Paco). Esa voz y esas guitarras… ufffff
Camarón de la Isla - Villancico
Sigue el Arte con mayúsculas. Camarón acompañado de Tomatito a la guitarra.
Triana Pura (Esperanza la del Maera) - Villancicos por tangos
Esta señora tenía un arte grande y una gracia especial que caía bien a todos. A eso se le llama “duende”, o se tiene, o no se tiene.
Estrella Morente – “Canción de los pastores”
El maestro Enrique Morente fue mucho más que un renovador del flamenco. Fue un visionario, un pozo de arte y sabiduría. Su legado es eterno, pero quizás su gran obra haya sido ser el referente y creador de una saga de grandísimos artistas, entre los que destacan su primogénita, Estrella Morente, junto a sus hermanos Soleá y Kiki Morente, y al resto de esa gran familia que son los Morente-Carbonell. El arte de Antonio Carbonell, las guitarras de Montoyita y Monty, el cante de Ángel Gabarre o el baile de La Globo.
“Calle del Aire” es un emotivo espectáculo artístico en el que los espectadores fueron partícipes de una Navidad en el hogar de los Morente. El público formó parte de esa gran familia de artistas con los que compartieron la alegría y la felicidad de estas fechas.
Cuán hermosa es la ventana
que te permite mirar
y encontrarte cara a cara
la Torre que entra en la mar.
Mirar siempre al horizonte
te ayuda a caminar
y a encontrar el destino
que andando debes lograr.
Dame siempre una ventana
que me permita llegar
y encontrar siempre el sueño
al que me he de acercar.
No me des una ventana
de rejas y de castigo,
que quiero ver horizonte
y al mar siendo testigo.
Carlos Nuñez - Mar adentro.
This little sandpiper was not much larger than the pebble it was sitting next to . Knot can be spotted from August right round to May when they migrate to the Arctic where it breeds. A long-distance migrant, the Knot can travel up to 3,500 miles on one journey . Taken at Littlestone beach this little one looks like it had settled down for the night so I left it to it .
Montaigne rechaza la idea de normalidad en la naturaleza, pues a falta de criterios que nos permitan juzgar una norma, todo lo que existe es igual de monstruoso (un monstrum es lo que no tiene ningún lugar dentro del concepto de la naturaleza). El mundo es idiota, estúpido, simple, necio, no tiene finalidad ni causa, es ineludible, único, inexplicable, ilógico e intangible. El resultado es la inquietud intelectual. Guiados por el principio de realidad insuficiente somos presa de las tentaciones transcendentales. Dado que un objeto idiota no tiene nada que ofrecernos, dirigimos nuestros deseos hacia lo que no existe.
En sus intentos por explicar el mundo, los metafísicos recurren a principios tan poco realistas como la Idea, el Espíritu o el Alma Universal. Consideran el mundo como reflejo imperfecto de otro mundo. Gracias a esta duplicación, la existencia deja de ser gratuita y puede ser interpretada.
(...) El pilar oculto de los sistemas metafísicos es el fantasma de la naturaleza. Desde tiempos inmemorables, la naturaleza se ha contrastado, por un lado, con el azar y, por otro, con el artificio. La naturaleza se considera un sistema cerrado de causa y efecto, que responde a una necesidad biológica o espiritual. De este modo se mantiene a raya la idiotez desconcertante y se evita el miedo a los sucesos fortuitos. Es tranquilizador pensar que todo se basa en el orden y la necesidad.
(...) No son la naturaleza ni la cultura, sino la idiotez y la artificialidad las que rigen nuestra existencia. Por ello, los sofistas celebran la apariencia, el efecto y el momento.
(...) Los sofistas nos dicen que la vida es una sucesión de oportunidades excepcionales, que hay que aprovechar en cuanto se presentan. Abrazan la vida en toda su idiotez como una aventura en la que todo es posible. Les complace la inconstancia, la temporalidad y la fugacidad de la existencia. Para el improvisador, la vida es un permanente estado de excepción.
(Enciclopedia de la estupidez, págs. 223, 224 y 225) Matthijs van Boxsel
Millions of years of wind, water and sand have created these rock formations. Indirect light in the late morning conjure up a picture of the colorful sandstone with many color gradations.
Location: Top Rock Plateau, Coyote Buttes North, Vermilion Cliffs National Monument.
Millionen Jahre Wind, Wasser und Sand haben diese Felsformen geschaffen. Indirektes Licht am späten Vormittag zaubern aus dem bunten Sandstein mit vielen Farbabstufungen ein Bild.
Ort: Top Rock Plateau, Coyote Buttes North, Vermilion Cliffs National Monument.
Lo habitual es sacar la siempre elegante Fritillaria lusitánica, con fondos y primeros planos verdes, de las praderas donde es habitual encontrarlas en primavera- Esta temporada la sequia nos ha traído consecuencias nefastas, pero para nuestra afición, también es una oportunidad de nuevas posibilidades fotográficas. En este caso el fondo desnudo de el suelo y el primer plano de la hierba seca, de la temporada anterior que aun perdura, nos permite un diferente escenario para la toma. saludos
This pair of Northern Gannet (Morus bassanus) posed very nicely at the viewing platform of Bonaventure Island over the coast near Perce, Quebec, Canada.
9 June, 2012.
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Audrey Hepburn-Moon River
El Acueducto de Abánades construido sobre el rio Valdivia también conocido como puente del Rey, es de las mas espectaculares construcciones sobre el Canal. Tiene cinco arcos de medio punto sobre cuatro pilares con doble contrafuerte. Por encima discurre el Canal, flanqueado por dos amplias banquetas que permiten la continuación del Camino de sirga.
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Recently fledged Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius acadicus) young in the mixed woods north of Thorhild, Alberta, Canada.
2 August, 2019.
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A Pileated Woodpecker (Dryocopus pileatus) checking in decaying wood for a snack in the mixed woods north of thorhild, Alberta, Canada.
16 June, 2014.
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A yellow osteospermum in my garden. The mild climate in Crete permit to have flowers in the garden even this season
A young Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius acadicus) outside an artificial nest box in the aspen woods in Strathcona County northeast of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
26 June, 2013.
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A Horned Grebe (Podiceps auritus) sets up its territory on a small urban pond in southwest Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
14 May, 2021.
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... Only Time is capable of understanding how great Love is...
"Não permita que suas emoções se confundam com seu amor. Estes são sentimentos distintos e o mais nobre deve sempre prevalecer."
A pair of Northern Shoveler (Anas clypeata) resting in the shallows of a wetland on the prairie landscape east of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
17 May, 2018.
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A Blue Jay (Cyanocitta cristata) in the winter wonderland of the aspen woods easy of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
This can be used as a comparison to the Steller's Jay posted the previous day.
29 December, 2022.
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Short-eared Owl (Asio flammeus) roosting on a fencepost before going to hunt for prey on the prairie landscape east of hanna, Alberta, Canada.
30 May, 2011.
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A Horned Lark (Eremophila alpestris) uses a boulder to broadcast its presence to other males and prospective mates on the prairie landscape in Grasslands National Park east of Val Marie, Saskatchewan, Canada.
19 May, 2018.
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La chute des dieux, nommée Goðafoss, est l’une des plus belles et plus connues cascades d’Islande.
Située sur le fleuve de Skjálfandafljót, qui provient de la confluence de deux rivières glaciaires prenant leur source directement dans l’immense glacier
du Vatnajökull, Goðafoss est l’une des chutes d’eau les plus impressionnantes d’Islande avec une largeur de 30 mètres pour une hauteur de 12 mètres.
Elle a une forme bien particulière grâce à une faille qui lui permet d’avoir une forme en U.
La Caída de los Dioses, llamada Goðafoss, es una de las cascadas más hermosas y famosas de Islandia.
Ubicado en el río Skjálfandafljót, que se origina en la confluencia de dos ríos glaciares que se originan directamente en el inmenso glaciar.
de Vatnajökull, Goðafoss es una de las cascadas más impresionantes de Islandia con un ancho de 30 metros y una altura de 12 metros.
Tiene una forma muy particular gracias a una falla que le permite tener forma de U.
A Swainson's Hawk (Buteo swainsoni) pauses for a moment from feeding on a ground squirrel to check the surrounding prairie landscape for any danger near Hanna, Alberta, Canada.
30 May, 2011.
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As the weather warms here, the sunsets from my area start to get a little more drama in them ..
( and even more so with help from photoshop lol)
Thank you for taking the time to comment, time permitting I will always try to reciprocate with a visit back to your stream.
Happy Thursday to you !
The Knot is a medium-sized, sandpiper A long-distance winter migrant to the UK from the Arctic , they can travel up to 15,000 km, stopping to feed. Knot eat live worm shrimp , molluscs and crustaceans which they find by probing their bills deep into the mud and sand .
The autumn colours are still spectacular in England~ this was taken in the grounds of a Bible college in Cheshire. I need to have a whole day on photography very soon~time permitting
A Blue-winged Teal (Anas discors) male is one of several resting on a local urban pond in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
12 May, 2021.
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Model: none 3anone (mashallah)
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El precioso monumento recrea una alegoría a los más famosos compositores como Verdi, Rossini, Beethoven o Mozart, entre otros. La idea surgió para acercar la música a la población de Rapallo. Esta glorieta además se encuentra en una deliciosa plaza que la rodea, llena de floridas plantas y barcitos pintorescos que nos permiten disfrutar de las vistas del Mediterráneo. Las playas están distinguidas con bandera azul , pero no tienen arena sólo son blancas y bellas piedras….Pero la gente las disfruta tranquilamente como si fuesen de arena blanca. Ahora mismo tiene un alto número de turistas que disfrutan del baño, en limpias y cristalinas aguas.
Se utilizó para la realización de las pinturas de su interior , el estilo ”Liberty”,que es a Italia, lo que el Art-Nouveau a Francia o el Modernisme a Cataluña. Un estilo "importado" de Inglaterra, pero que los italianos de principios de siglo hicieron suyo y que reflejaba el gusto exhuberante de la burguesia imperante en esa época …
A Long-billed Curlew (Numenius americanus) checks for danger on the prairie landscape east of Brooks, Alberta, Canada.
15 May, 2013.
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A Savannah Sparrow (Passerculus sandwichensis) relaxes on a barbed wire fence on the edge of a meadow near Beaverhill Lake east of Tofield, Alberta, Canada.
4 June, 2017.
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A Burrowing Owl (Athene cunicularia) stands proudly next to its burrow in case of the need for a quick escape on the prairie landscape near Brooks, Alberta, Canada.
17 June, 2013.
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European Starling (Sturnus vulgaris) nestling waiting for an adult to return with food. This old poplar tree was in the campground at Lake Newell Provincial Park south of Brooks, Alberta, Canada.
26 May, 2016.
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An American Dipper (Cinclus mexicanus) roosts on a drift wood log in the middle of a stream Waterton National Park, Alberta, Canada.
20 August, 2014.
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An inquisitive Black-tailed Prairie Dog (Cynomys ludovicianus) at the entrance of its burrow viewing the unusual visitor to the prairie landscape in Grasslands National Park east of Val Marie, Saskatchewan, Canada.
19 May, 2018.
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A Northern Shoveler (Anas clypeata) attempts to maintain its balance in the windy conditions while walking on the ice covered pond. The temperatures dropped to -10C on Sunday night and most of the ponds froze over in the area to the east of Tofield, Alberta, Canada so it it was investing times photographing these birds on the ice.
11 April, 2022.
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These Bar-tailed Godwit are coming into their summer plumage they were feeding along with a pair of Sanderling on the Beach a very short walk from my house .
Mute swans can weigh up to 30 pounds reach 5 feet long and can have a wingspan over 8 feet across They are largest and heaviest water bird wild in the UK . Wild swans have been known to live as long as 30 years. They are placid birds unless they or their young feel directly threatened or have an intruder in their territory . This one was showing another Male Swan that it was time for him to be chased off !
The enhancements to the feeding station that Robbie is permitted to access seems to have made it the most popular feeding station in the yard. The treats placed at this station are placed at other feeding stations as well so it's not about the treats.
The feeding station was once simply a palm tree stump. Nature was doing what nature does and the stump was rotting little by little. I would make sure that the rotten part was cut and it would be nice for a while longer.
With the recent enhancements, the rotting part of the stump was cut and a stepping stone was placed on top. The stone was prepared to hold the small cedar branch that the tufty is on. Sure the stump will continue to break down but with the stone on top it should last a little longer. When I get a round to it, the plan is to fill the stump with a bit of resin or something to help preserve it for a few more years. The stone and cedar topper will be put back on though, the birds love it.
Too bad that this feeding station cannot be viewed from the living room window. It's located in the picnic area and there are a lot of plants hiding it from the window view. I am glad that my little visitors don't mind if I'm hanging out in the picnic area. They come and go as they please and for the most part ignore me when I am there. The wrens might scold me before coming over to get a treat. But that doesn't stop them at all.
Have a wonderful day and happy snapping.
Sometimes the birds are too close for the lens you are using as was the case with this Rough-legged Hawk (Buteo lagopus) observed in the Beaverhill Lake area east of Tofield, Alberta, Canada.
Creativity makes up for what could be a discarded image so I hope you enjoy it. It is somewhat soft in the resolution but the overall detail in the bird makes up for this minor flaw.
11 April, 2022.
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A male Red-winged Blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus) calling from an old cattail head to mark its territory in a small wetland west of St. Albert, Alberta, Canada.
10 May, 2022.
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Sometimes also known as small bloody nose beetle I found this one on Littlestone golf course as I took my permitted exercise walk . Smaller than Bloody-nosed Beetle at only 8 to 12mm . luckily I had put my camera into my rucksack . It can excrete a bitter red liquid when threatened hence its name . Certainly one to take me back to my childhood as my father was a well known entomologist .
An American Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) checks out the intruder to his domain from the safety of an elevated perch in the mixed woods north of Thorhild, Alberta, Canada.
16 June, 2014.
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A couple of Black-tailed Prairie Dog (Cynomys ludovicianus) sit next to their underground de, ever alert for any danger on the prairie landscape in Grasslands National Park east of Val Marie, Saskatchewan. Canada.
21 May, 2018.
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Swainson's Hawk (Buteo swainsoni) searching the prairie landscape along a fence-line bordering a pasture for some prey near Leader, Saskatchewan, Canada.
27 May, 2016.
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