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Here's a picture I took of the coyotes pups when they were a little younger than in my last post. There's one pup missing from this shot. I have this picture on my desktop right now and in large size you can see the glint in one of the pup's eyes. If you missed it before, here's a short video of the coyote pups playing.
To my American friends ~ enjoy your 4th of July weekend! Yesterday was our big day (Canada Day) but we all get a long weekend. Except if you're self-employed like me! Oh well, it isn't really work when you're having fun at it, right?
69 002 is seen departing platform 4 at Horsham, on the rear of Tonbridge West Yard based Snow & Ice Treatment Train working 3Y90. The train had just reversed, with 69 013 on the other end, in the early stages of a working that would cover routes in south London as well as the East Grinstead, Caterham and Tattenham Corner branches.
Arrival back at Tonbridge scheduled for 1am, ten and a half hours after it set out on a very chilly early January afternoon.
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Four ferries slide into and away from a massive storm bearing down on Manly, NSW, at around 7pm on January 9,2018.
NGC 1977, NGC 1973 and NGC 1975 - Running Man Nebula
Reflection nebula NGC 1977, NGC 1973 and NGC 1975 and open cluster NGC 1981 This colorful group of reflection nebula are located just north of Messier 42 and Messier 43, which can be partially seen at the bottom of this image.
Found along Orion's sword just north of the bright Orion Nebula complex, these reflection nebulae are also associated with Orion's giant molecular cloud about 1,500 light-years away but are dominated by the characteristic blue color of interstellar dust reflecting light from hot young stars.
A (really) wet winter in California this year has prevented me from getting more useful data on this - but the results is still worth presenting.
Data captured in Dec 2016 from SRO in California
Total exposure time: 15.5 hours.
(L:R:G:B) 3.5:4:4:4 hours
Scope: Ceravolo C300 @ f/4.9 = 1470mm FL
Mount: AstroPhysics 1100 AE
Camera: FLI PL16803
Focuser: Optec
Filters: Astrodon
Guiding: Lodestar II / Tak guide scope
Image scale: 1.26 arcsec/pixel
Processing: PixInsight 1.8
*Image processing credit: Daniele Malleo
*Data Acquisition Credit: John Kasianowicz, Daniele Malleo, Rick Stevenson, Jose Mtanous, Scott Johnson, Bret Charles
A young coastal brown bear chases after its mother through the Cook Inlet mudflats at low tide, shedding mud from its paws. The mudflats have lots of areas such as this that have mud with quicksand-like sucking properties and although the bears don't appear to get stuck, people and ATVs do. I had a little trouble unsticking one of my boots without it getting sucked off my foot. Silver Salmon Creek, Alaska, Pacific Northwest.
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