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Lago Sap. #Camboya
Tonle Sap Lake. La mayor extensión de agua dulce del sudeste asiático. Reserva de la Biosfera (1997).
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Các bạn 96 chưa thi thì thi thật thật thật thật tốt nhé ♥
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I am really bummed with this image, had high hopes for it. The bird was in a fairly shadow area and had to shoot directly into the sitting sun
Tried my best for a better image with editing, but this is one of my weak points in photography.
I am posting because it is a fairly rare bird for me, personally.
A surprise find, but I believe there may be a breeding pair at Terra Cotta Conservation area! I was busy photographing warblers when suddenly I was surprised to hear a tapping sound, low and behold a Yellow Bellied Sapsucker enjoying some sap within close range! Tough lighting conditions (bright sun, harsh shadows) but you take what you can get!
Thank you very much for the comments, favorites and for your time
Canon EOS 700D, Canon EF100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM
Walking around the edge of our meadow this morning I found a Pine dripping Sap. the sun was low, and the sap was sparkling!
18 images Focus stacked, Helicon Focus
This White Pine tree was cut down last week in our yard. Zoom in to see that the sap has apparently enticed and entrapped quite a few insects in it's oozing grip. Note to self: there are still a fair amount of insects still active outdoors in New England even in the chilly December temps. (Check for ticks! )
This Yellow-bellied Sapsucker was actively feeding at the sap wells this species makes — its tongue is visible in this image. This bird is a male, as determined by the red throat; the throat is white in females. This individual was seen near Enfield, Halifax County, in the eastern Canadian province of Nova Scotia.
The first night of hard freeze (this year being Jan 6 in North Texas) triggered the Frostweed stems to split and release the sap which crystalized in ribbons.
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Sap flows through a portion of the outer tree trunk called sapwood. Sapwood consists of actively growing cells that conduct water and nutrients (sap) from the roots to the branches of the tree. During the day, activity in the cells of sapwood produces carbon dioxide.
The internet is such a source of trivia :)
RADCLIFFE: "oooooh... look Bernie .. lotsa waffles!!
BERNIE: "Good thing I saw that bear singing about our Maple Syrup wasn't it Raddy" ...
RADCLIFFE: "It was the perfect reason for Mommy V to make waffles ...I can hardly wait for her to pour on the 'sap' ..... YUM!!!
BERNIE: "Hey everybody.... you can listen to the song right here"....
www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGJzR5W7t7c
Happy Teddy Bear Tuesday
..... and, 'merican bears' ,, don't forget to buy the BEST Maple syrup, even if "you-know-who" has slapped you with more tariffs on our stuff........
These metal buckets are collecting sap from maple trees that will be turned into maple syrup by boiling off most of the water in large vats. Buckets were the traditional way to do this but modern operations use plastic bags or use long collection tubes that empty into a common tank. Yesterday was Maine Sugar Sunday when over 100 producers invite the public to visit not only to purchase syrup or other maple products like candy, popcorn, and nuts (all are delicious) but to also view the production facilities. For children there were some special activities. This photo was taken a Goranson Farm in Dresden, Maine. For Werner.
Maine, at 2.2 million L (580,000 US gal), is the the third largest producer of maple syrup after Vermont and New York. The Canadian province of Quebec leads the world in maple syrup production. In 2019 the average price per gallon in the US was $31.
An Orange-crowned Warbler feeding on frozen Maple sap that was melting in the sun. Apparently humans aren't the only ones who like Maple syrup ;o)
This bird is one of a few of its species wintering in our part of southern Ontario this season, outside of its typical winter range.
Tree sap dripping from a conifer where a limb had been cut off. I am fascinated by the wrinkly patterns on the sap.
The light kept changing, I couldn't get close enough, the wind almost blew me over.
Psalm 92:14 “They (the righteous) will still yield fruit in old age; They shall be full of sap and very green.”
At first I thought these were rain drops. We've had a lot of rain so I've been in and out a lot today taking photos. I have more photos but this was my favorite of the bunch.
Thank you all for your encouragement on yesterdays post, it's nice to have a community that actually reads my thoughts and responds. :) I'll respond there soon.
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This female Yellow-bellied sapsucker (Sphyrapicus varius) was a day later but in the same vicinity as the other two woodies at the Springfield Conservation Nature Center. It was a bright day so I added the 1.4 extender to the big lens. You can see all the holes around the trunk that provides sap for her. This is only the second time I've seen this species, we are on the edge of the non-breeding to migration range.
Some shots for The Saps out of Chicago. Super fun band, check them
out if you ever get the chance.
Hey all, some lighting info. I had two Profoto 7b lights aimed down from 12' (I think) stands on each side. Then one head aimed up and towards the back from behind the camera with a subtle blue gel on it. Then a silver umbrella from directly behind the camera.
Keep an eye out...there will be a bad arse behind the scenes vid for this sometime soon. Updates and other videos here: