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EXPLORED! Seen Sunday, January 25, 2009 by ~Terrie K~ on Explore's Interestingness Page 9, but it was not caught by bighugelabs.
This image won The Modern Impressionist’s February 2009 artistic challenge, “February Red”.
BRONZE Medalist Round 13 - COLOR WHEEL: RED - Color-Photo-Award Perpetual Contest - 2009
There are very few opportunities around Ottawa to photograph the handsome Red-Headed Woodpecker as this area is on the upper fringe of it's normal distribution.
I had hoped to get an opportunity to photograph one during my trip to southern Ontario. While many people I met there seemed to have some special encounters with this bird most of the time that I saw one it was high in the trees and obscured with many branches.
On the morning of May 13, 2017, near 'The Tip' in Point Pelee National Park, I spotted one Red-Headed Woodpecker who kept returning to the top of one specific tree to feed on the seeds there. I also saw up to 7 Red-Bellied Woodpeckers at a time feeding in the same tree. Despite the height and the many branches between me and the bird I was able to find a small opening through which I could create a few images.
Image cropped as the bird was quite small in the frame due to distance.
Red-winged Blackbird (Agelaius phoenixes) male perched on the edge of a small wetland in St. Albert, Alberta, Canada.
19 April, 2016.
Slide # GWB_20160419_9141.CR2
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From a dismal Saturday at the Farnborough International Airshow. Limited display today, but the smoke colours popped against the grey cloud.
I really should get a book with the names of the differents flowes in my area because I don't know what this one is either. Hopefully, someone will tell me. I took its picture because it looked kinda cool. Like It's punching the sky as it's developing.
The other one looks like it's making a face...lol..
I had a lovely walk this afternoon through Lamb's Hollow, a valley where the Grindstone Creek runs past our back garden on its way to the lake. I believe that the valley is a Glacial Spillway left over from the last ice age about 10,000 years ago. It is marshy and marvellous- full of interesting plants and wildlife - and the creek!
Alpe Devero, Italy
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I gave Reia a new mask, but i don't think it really matches the armor. I don't have the old mask anyway because I gave it to some dude at BrickFair so oh well lol. Also I wanted to try out a new background/light combo, as well as a new mist or steam effect.
I love the red flower with lovely depth of field in green.
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I shot this beautiful bird last sunday. Being a tiny thumb sized bird it was quite shy...had to squat on the ground amid reeds and ankle deep muck for about 15 minutes before they planned to settle down again and then gave me these shots. It was a real treat...they are smaller than sparrows and very brightly colored. In the breeding season the male becomes completely red.
This photograph made it to explore on Apr 28, 2008 #464