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An incredible sunrise, it's always hard when you have to react to things like this that only last for a brief moment. But I think I got away with a decent image.
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The bullsnake had been pecked without mercy near its right eye by a scrub jay. It was the jay's diving movements that made me think it was attacking a snake. When I went outside to investigate, my suspicions were confirmed and I saw a red puncture mark (likely non-lethal) on the bullsnake's head.
The bullsnake was trying to make a fast exit from the area and it moved at my walking pace. I moved alongside it as it appeared to return to its home area behind our home.
I first saw a Western garter snake under our deck, which was where it remained. Meanwhile, as I moved next to the bullsnake, another garter snake (of about the other garter snake's same size) appeared.
I had no idea what to expect as they were so close to each other! I can't say for sure if the two snakes touched each other, but they certainly passed parallel to each other.
They didn't slow down or appear to react to each other's presence. Instead they continued on each of their separate ways.
I hear that women only want the ātattooed bad boysā Listen up we are waiting and waiting for you to react.
It doesn't matter if you want or are a bad boy. It matters if you know āhowā to be while being a good guy.
Sometimes you have to take a woman who wants to be taken by the hair and push her back to the wall and take her in a fit of heated passion.
You cover her flesh with your ravenousness kisses until you feel her squirming. Then you continue to turn up the heat by denying her what she wants most. You let your dominant animistic masculine actions devour, leaving her breathless.
You don't leave her until she is wanting more. We want you to react.
After a day spent in the high country where winter still maintained its grip, on Tuesday we found ourselves in the lower foothills where spring is definitely starting to assert its influence. The rolling hills are greening up nicely and the scraggly oaks are sporting a soft green coat of fresh leaves.
If the truth be told, this is really the land I love the most-- a shaggy oak woodland with large rock outcroppings littering the landscape. If it weren't so damn hot in the summer I'd be trying to convince Marg to make the move. Those pesky rattlesnakes are definitely another consideration. This is their domain and I really don't want to find out how Kenzie the pup will react to an angry coiled snake in realtime. Still, it sure is pretty, isn't it?
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Some people lay it on so strong, you just can't handle the heat.
Some people react so swiftly, they take off before they can honestly get to know you.
Sometimes all it takes is a little bit of booze to break bread.
I think the thing I like most about going out with my camera to hunt for wildlife, is that you never see what you expect you'll see.
Heading down to Cape May yesterday morning, I anticipated getting some decent pictures of snowy egrets and Great White herons.....maybe a few ducks or glossy ibises.
I didn't see any one of those birds.
As a matter of fact, most of the bird action was back in the wooded area around the lighthouse, not the ponds.
I was simply thrilled to spot and photograph my 1st Blue Bunting!
What a gorgeous little bird!
LOL.....it's funny when I see a bird I haven't seen before.
Even if it's fairly common, and I know that many other people have seen it plenty of times, I always react like I've just made the most amazing discovery! 8-))
Again no luck with the Firecrests but there are loads of Goldcrests about. I like this shot although it is slightly soft, this was shot at 1/50th second, ISO 800 at f4. In hind sight I should have upped the ISO but I didn't have much time to react. Still, probably the best shot i've got of a Goldcrest.
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Day 165, Monday, June 14th, 2021
Sunshineās 3-Year Gotcha Day
Three years ago, mom adopted Sunshine, the Egyptian tortoise. She is a very sweet creature, super tame, and even reacts when mom sings her āYou are my Sunshine.ā Happy Gotcha Day, Sunshine and mom!
This is how, this young fox reacts to his mother when she shows up.
Which is all to often!
Mom, has ruined quite a few of my photo op's with this young fox by chasing him away.
He gets pretty vocal and then runs, with her chasing him.
Usually, if she wanders off he will come back all nervous and looking over his shoulder.
Since, the river froze over, I haven't been seeing much of him.
When I do, he is usually across the river.
I would love the get some closeup portrait shots of him in the deep snow.
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Camera Settings: f/7.1 - 1/200 - 500mm - ISO 4000
Find a place where you live where history made its mark. Allow yourself to breathe, feel, contemplate and react with a photograph ā Laura El-Tantawy
I have lived at 88 Trowell Grove for nearly 18 years. It is the first house that I brought with my now husband. It is the house that I left on my way to get married. It is the home that I brought my 2 sons back to once I had given birth. This home is full of memories and through this challenge I seek to re-engage with them again in the quieter and perhaps the not so obvious places within my home.
The eye of the storm is not so much what goes on in the world, it is the confusion of how to think, feel, digest, and react to what goes on.
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I think it's a Magpie. It went through so fast I barely had time to react and hold down the shutter release.
Unazukin is the latest interactive toy from Japan -- a small ''fairy'' that is actually a good listener. The voice activated doll actually reacts to your voice, nodding and shaking her head whenever appropriate. www.unazukin.com/