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This Helenium Autumnale (Common Sneezeweed) was in a bunch along side the red/orange blanket flower in the gardens of Kilfane Glen Demesne. It was alive with vivid colours and many types of pollinators.
Another seascape image from the UNESCO Geopark Site, the Copper Coast in County Waterford. The turbulent sea crashing off the rocks creating a lot of spray.
I have noticed in my visits to to other areas or on my walks, the most prominent, dominant and curious bird is the lovely Robin. Even at Jerpoint Abbey where there were plenty of people and other such distractions, there was this noisy, curious robin that was darting around me and either burst into song or stood and gazed at me. Of course I could not resist to take an image or two, of the little one standing on these ancient ruins.
1970 Chevrolet Chevelle 300 Deluxe V8 Series 13400 Model 13437 Super Sport '454' Coupé (Fisher body)
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First outing to the Hunter Wetlands Center, Shortland, NSW; Australia with my r7.
Went there with long time friend and fellow flickr tog (and r7 user!) Joe Micallef.
Conditions were a bit tricky with moderate winds and harsh light; but came away with a couple of keepers including this....
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The Steppe Grey Shrike (Lanius excubitor pallidirostris) was definitely from a part of the world where it had never seen a human and was utterly fearless while I was watching it at Dunbar, at one point it halted a golfer’s tee shot by running across the tee box to investigate the ball, I was too far away to capture that on camera.
After disappearing out of site I was standing beside the coastal wall of the footpath when it popped up beside me for this shot ! It’s the second time I’ve seen this particular sub-species of Shrike and the other was equally tame.