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The birds are nesting in a thorn tree outside our dining room. They've been sitting tight for at least 2 weeks and don't know if they're incubating or brooding. I was balanced on the second top rung of a step ladder to get these two shots. The thick foliage required me to use the flash gun.
Years ago, the southern African birding magazines had a friendly quiz for collective names for various bird species..........this one became an "embarrassment" of Red-faced Mousebirds. Rather appropriate i thiought!
Please, view on black.
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Happy weekend to all my flickr friends!!
Sumac (Rhus typhina) is probably the most colorful of all autumn leaves in Wisconsin. Here it is lingering in full color long after most of our autumn leaves have fallen. Another shot resurrected from the archive.
photo by Mark Adsit
Red Hots Burlesque at Supper Club, Oct 29: Red Hots Burlesque the only weekly show in San Francisco. Please visit www.RedHotsBurlesque.com for full calendar. Perfect for birthday, bachelorette and anniversary parties. Available for private and corporate events.
Cincinnati Reds Fantasy Camp on January 22, 2016 at Reds Development Complex in Goodyear, Arizona. (Mike Janes/Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame)
This expressive tropical flower caught my eye during a visit in a beautiful garden on the Southern coast of the island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean. Maybe you know its name?
Some bright red/orange leaves are in direct contrast with some green leaves in a darkly clouded sky.