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These two red milkweed beetles (Tetraopes tetrophthalmus) were hanging out one morning on the common milkweed in the field.
Red Bellied woodpecker with a paint effect/texture..........I felt the color and light went well with this effect it gives a feeling of an old oil painting. This is an adult male Red Bellied woodpecker a very territorial bird only 1 pair occupy a specific area. Common but not easy to find.
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Red Kite flying over the gardens in Stevenage.You should of heard the noise from the Magpies in my garden.
My first ever play in Photoshop, a few weeks ago.
They're my son's red sneakers
This pic made EXPLORE!
#166 on Sunday, October 21, 2007
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Loving my 'Reds' at the moment......Just happy to see them at last! I toyed with the idea of putting up the 'feeder' shots but decided against it for the time being. I hope you all like this shot? It was taken when I first got to the site and was still rather dark and the little blighter wouldn't stay still. My next ones to be posted are portraits. Taken with my Nikon D70.
A young Red-necked Pademelon, in the grounds of O'Reilley's Retreat, at Green Mountain, Qld. Some of them are quite used to people, still remaining cautious but not afraid. Only small, coming just up to the knee.
This photo almost didn't happen. I got to the DC photo-shoot late; just prior to breaking off into smaller groups. Bill (the shoot's director) saw me with Dex standing off to the side and said through his bullhorn, "Okay, let's bring Dex-Starr into the mix." These two nice Red Lanterns offered to hold and pose with him for the last couple shots of the photo-shoot.
I was able to snag a few photos with them holding Dex. My inner fan-boy was making happy dinosaur noises from this as they were both on point with their cosplays of these characters. Dex might have purred during these photos. The world may never know.
A rose and some baby's breath, given to me by a wonderful girl who just finished Kindergarten. Another year over and time to recharge the batteries for the next one!
All the lush green foliage this year is overwhelming, with just a few pots of flowers set here and there along the walkway to break it up. For that job, my favorite is a bright red flower.
A sleepy red panda at The Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington D.C.
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