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Ring-Billed Gull (Larus delawarensis) is the common and familiar "Seagull" across much of North America-from coastal beaches to the middle of the continent. Breeding adults have black band across their yellow bill, yellow legs, a pale eye, and a pale gray back.
This guy is part of the common gull family but with a slight variation to the Herring Gull. He has a black ring at the tip of his beak and yellow legs instead of the pink. He posed nicely for my shorebirds collection of images. Happy Wing Wednesday.
When I heard news that a female Ring-necked duck was in Surrey I thought I'd go and check it out. Partly because it didn't sound as though it was one that had escaped from a collection but also to see if there was any resemblance to the hybrid duck I posted a couple of weeks ago as I'd had suggestions that it could be a Ring-necked cross. Having seen this bird I believe that that maybe a correct assumption as certainly in coloration and size there are similarities to the hybrid, although the head and body shape are different. I've added the previous photos for interest.
This shot was taken when the sun appeared after a number of very heavy downpours and added the odd colour to the water surface. The image is also heavily cropped as the bird stayed at distance.
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Avec mon alliance posée sur un petit ressort doré récupéré d'un vieux stylo, j'ai fait de la macro avec les reflets obtenus de l'ensemble sur une feuille d'aluminium. #Macro #MacroMondays #Reflection
John Heinz Wildlife Refuge.
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A child peers nervously from the basket of The Liberty Bell hot air balloon as the burners create a glowing ring of fiery light around the envelope during an early morning Balloon Stampede launch in Walla Walla, Washington.
Went looking for these wonderful ducks at one of my usual spots that I find them in and I was not disappointed just like in years past there they were only this time they were in one of the other ponds. Not only did I find my ducks but lots of other great finds so be on the lookout for other photos from my outing today.
A ringed plover in a sand bank in the middle of the Rhine river. Great to see them to still be here despite all the urbanization. Unfortunately, 400mm is a bit short, so I had to use a 1.4TC.
The ring-tailed lemur is a large strepsirrhine primate and the most recognized lemur due to its long, black and white ringed tail. It belongs to Lemuridae, one of five lemur families, and is the only member of the Lemur genus. Like all lemurs it is endemic to the island of Madagascar and endangered. (Wiki 6/3/2023).
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I have looked at this image many times.. because it happens to be an archived one.. It never fails.. I get very emotional when I do..
This image was captured just a few years after 9/11 on Ellis Island.. Just to the left of this flag pole off in the distance.. there used to be two of the tallest buildings in NYC called the Twin Towers..
All I have to say about that.. is that our enemies thought by taking down those towers and all those precious souls inside.. they could break us.. but they could not! for we are Americans!.. we are free.. they tried to destroy freedom and it can not be done.. we as Americans will not stand for it.. We must remain free and we shall..
Freedom comes with a price.. it is not free..
Let Freedom Ring....
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This Ring-necked duck was diving with a companion drake at Lake Artemesia, so I edged up to them little by little to capture this shot. I've been looking to put a couple of what I call "definitive" shots into my collection for this duck and I think I can check this one off - for now. Also, I've started to play around with DPP4 as I see that it's giving me better results than my other photo software.
Taken 28 December 2016 at Lake Artemesia.
We have a beautiful ring around our moon early last night. I had to dig out my Fisheye Pentax lens to get it all in the photo. This was a handheld shot at 3 seconds and I am so surprised that it came out good enough to share. I had my doubts. Not perfect but I wanted to share this beautiful moon ring.
This was a morning view while traveling around the Ring of Kerry in Ireland. Just one of many beautiful views.