When I first spotted this Sparrow I did not notice that it was not a Song Sparrow as I had thought at first glance. When I pulled it up on my computer I notice the differences and at the same time it was not quite the White-throated Sparrow I expected. It might be a hybrid or a morph of some type, but basically it is a White-throated Sparrow.

Can't help sharing a bw version of the previous shot: as much as I love colour, 'there is something' in bw...

Same owner since 2003.

Same bird folks but here I thought he was again going to fly, but did not, but still stayed with him just in case. Maybe next time.

same wasp other position

Same street .... Took the winter shot yesterday 06/03/2017 and the spring one captured on this day, last year 06/03/2016.

Los pequeños detalles, son los que nos dan las "grandes" respuestas... Gracias <3

Same owner since 2005.

same walk other three

It's amazing the way the landscapes change...

“Absence is a house so vast that inside you will pass through its walls and hang pictures on the air.”

― Pablo Neruda

224d 11 - Z62_7100 - lr-ps

Same composition of a previous upload but before sunset. I really like the shadows and tried to bring back the golden look that I saw when there.

this mornings sunrise was great, nice and clear. great for a short walk near the Scheepstal. explore #248.

The 19 windmills here at Kinderdijk date from the 1700's and became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.

See my other Netherlands images at flic.kr/s/aHsjXfzu6T.

Same photo as last week (see Comments) but cropped and processed differently.

Happy Truck Thursday

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Same owl different perch. As it flied around to seek out pry.

Again folks the very same burd and gone and the very last in this series if the Hawk.

Same trees as yesterday, with varying subject placement and crop. Birds don't generally give framing options, so it's nice to find a subject that allows exploration of placement. TBH, I think that all of these are attractive options.

Same nest/birds comparison...what a difference 17 days make!

Williamson County, Texas, USA; June 14, 2015.

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Tittesworth Reservoir from Hen Cloud

valli di comacchio - gennaio 2012

"Si conobbero. Lui conobbe lei e se stesso, perché in verità non s’era mai saputo. E lei conobbe lui e se stessa, perché pur essendosi saputa sempre mai s’era potuta riconoscere così." (Italo Calvino)

Same as everything else. Gradually, then all at once.

Osaka ,Japan

Same as the previous upload, except this time I altered the exposure and managed to catch some pretty sweet water flow.

Same poppy - different angle, it at t the Leicester Peoples Photographic Gallery this Autumn. www.gretapowell.com

Same as:

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Same session - different set!

We stumbled over this gorgeous scene on our way back to the valley. These frozen branches were the first signs of winter I´ve seen this year, but I´m already thinking about getting back to this spot when the trees are covered with snow. I just love winter...can´t wait!

BTW, this was the first shot with my new 35mm Sigma Art. Guess I could get used to this perspective - amazing piece of glass!

Somewhere in the sky towards Uk

Same bird, different crab. I made a circle around the big island west of Alligator Alley on Horsepen Bayou and the same Yellow-crowned Night Heron from yesterday's post was still on the hunt and still chowing down on blue crabs. It was having a good morning and I had no complaints either.

Same moon shot as my previous photo, but some birds have flown into the picture now :))

Perspective and Light shape our perception.

Windows of the Whiskey Island Coast Guard Station.

Flickr Lounge ~ Same but Different

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Same park, same morning but about 15 minutes later or 10 past official sunup.

This time of year the sun rises just north of due east which puts it behind trees. So we never see it burst on us like over water. When it finally arrives it filters through trees and when it is cloudy we don't get much color.

Today, it was overcast when I came into the park in the earlier photo but when I set up here it began to clear low on the eastern horizon and then all of a sudden it happened. I was already taking shots so when it happened I had my finger on the release, I also had my left hand on the focus ring because I was shooting manual so I quickly zoomed in for the second image. Just as suddenly as it appeared it disappeared leaving me to hope I nailed the focus.

Pentax uses something called 'Pixel Shift Technology' which results in an image about 170mp on a full frame camera. This is a .jpg of what you are looking at here.

(Same egrets, 5 minutes later)

Zürich, Switzerland

Contax T2, Ilford HP5+

A song with the same mood

That's Why - Michael Learns To Rock

Baby, won't you tell me why

There is sadness in your eyes

I don't wanna say good bye to you

Love is one big illusion

I should try to forget

but there's something left in my head

You're the one who set it up

Now you're the one make it stop

I'm the one who's feeling lost, right now

Now you want me to foget everything you said

But there is something left in my head

Same morning as yesterday's shot of the valley and hills, but earlier, as the first light was building on the southeast horizon. I was shooting directly into the light, so a lot of adjustments were needed in processing. The Ecotour Road runs across a high upland plateau, with deep coulees on either side and the valley unfolding ahead - consequently there are a lot of excellent backgrounds for wildlife photography from the road itself. I'm not adverse to hiking, but in this case I was able to shoot from the rolling red Toyota blind.

And bison always look better with frost on 'em...

Photographed in Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2021 James R. Page - all rights reserved.

Same owner since 1990!

2CV Garage Sander Aalderink

Wormer, the Netherlands.

Same spot as posted before, but zoomed out showing both units on the head-end.

Mirador en el pueblo de Guadalest, sobre el pantano del mismo nombre en la provincia de Alicante.

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Viewpoint in the village of Guadalest, on the marsh of the same name in the province of Alicante.

MIS ALBUMNES

Common to see: All four passengers are on their phones.

Uncommon to see: The two women in the middle are similarly dressed.

100 Days of Darkness, 76/100, the hood

Same spot that I took a 6x6 film image from, but here infrared digital with a wider lens, surprisingly the film resolution held up well against it. I normally try not to post images of the same thing, but I can’t resist it with this building.

some music to go with it if you like?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhrqZP_qVyU