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In Florida, Red-shouldered Hawks breed from January through May or through June . Most birds reside in Florida, but the states' population is
augmented in September and October by fall migrants from northern states.
The Red-shouldered Hawk is probably the most numerous and widely distributed breeding hawk in Florida. Pairs
are quite noticeable as they circle above their territories, incessantly crying "kee-yar kee-yar," and intermittent
performing undulating sky-dances.
I found this one perched on a fence doing his crying thing, at Dinner Island Ranch WMA. Hendry County, Florida.
It was just one of over a dozen I saw that day.
These two red telephone boxes were not in the greatest condition but they both had working telephones in them.
I enjoyed my visit to Coventry thanks for all your comments on my pictures.
Eleanora didn't normally dream. But when she did, it was always red dreams... nothing but red.
For some reason, lately she has been dreaming of green plants too...
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Hi! This shot is actually from a few months ago, but at the moment I didn't like it so I just let it there. And today I wanted to upload a photo of my little vampire so I got it back.
Hope you like it!
This was the only bit of sunlight we got the whole time we were there and the waves are from when I crossed the stream.
An old farm silo covered by a crawling vine. I'm going back tomorrow when all the leaves should be red :)
British Aerospace Hawk T1a
Red Arrows
Royal Air Force
Prestwick Airport
06/09/2015
The Red Arrows returning from their display at the Northern Ireland Airshow at Portrush, treating those present at the Sunday part of the Scottish Airshow to their familiar Bomb Burst as they break and land at the airport.
Red Kite Commercial Services Volvo Olympian R253NBV is seen leaving Milton Keynes having worked a school contract from Aylesbury, 30th June
I have a friend that grows the most beautiful orchids but also Amaryllis. I think that being a gardener is a gift.
The two 'Reds' turning finals to land.........well the small versions!
Costing some £12,000 pounds ($16,000 USD) each and powered by tiny jet engines these six foot long models are controlled by two award winning R/C flyers performing formation aerobatics and opposition passes - just like the real thing!
With the real Red Arrows unable to perform due to severe weather at their forward operating base, their commentator 'Red 10' stepped in and provided a running commentary on these two beauties instead.
Fabulous.
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I always wanted to capture such a huge metal monster and found this powerful beast on my travel today. Just coudnt resist to stop my car and take some photos. I know its far from perfect but i like it anyway. :o)
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I love love love these cupcakes, red velvet has become my favourite these days. The icing is cream cheese, and nothing better than the red chocolate and chocolate bits to decorate. Yummy!