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Rainbow Lorikeet (Trichoglossus haematodus)
A wonderfully warm Spring day today, although very windy! So while Daniel and Sarah were doing there school work I took a quick walk up to the local football oval.
This pair was busy feeding in the Eucalypts.
Sorry for the lack of viewing and commenting this week, but I've been nursing a stinking cold and an horrendous tooth abcess at the same time, so many antibiotics and painkillers I'm rattling
This lone, I think jenny donkey, was with a herd of horses in South Dakota. I've never seen one with this colouring before.
I have learned to curb my enthusiasm in this regard. Sometimes I see only what I believe. But do I wish to see better, more clearly, more completely, and more independently of my mental settings? Absolutely! And the many eyes I have got now are a great help.
……Took a short walk down to the canal towards Newport for a shot today - very grey & flat light so I thought the canal might provide a bit more interest. Taken on my phone and edited in Lightroom for my iPhoneaday 365 shot of the day. Alan:-)…….
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After seeing so many dandelion seedheads in the grass verges, I decided to carefully bring one in and try some still life with one.
I positioned it on a windowsill with natural light from the right and black card behind.
Hopefully I created beauty in what is usually considered an unwanted weed.
For some reason this year we have had a lot of grey mares having foals they had 3 in this field, but they would not stand together.
Explore 2 10 2022
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When I first saw this little Burrowing Owl standing upright, at it's now very green burrowing hole, it quickly ducked under. I parked the car so I could watch without getting out and when it reappeared barely showing it's head I thought I was 'seeing double' as I shot this image only to find there were two owls.
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With only brief breaks in the heavy clouds most of the day, the sun was itching to come out, and when it finally did, it couldn't have shown up at a better time. After trying to pinpoint where I should be, I settled on Holly and hoped for the best. With the train knocking down South Holly, the sky broke, and when L514 came into town, they were doused in the golden glow of sun only 30 minutes from sunset. About 20 seconds after the tail end cleared, the sun went behind the clouds and did not return for the rest of the day.
A very unusual colour,this field in recent months grew a green crop.Following it's harvesting, in recent weeks the remaining stubble appears to have taken on a reddish purple tinge. I am mystified as why this should be the case,I would be interested if anyone as seen anything similar or knows the reason for this unusual colour.
An incredible reflection of a bridge on the Douro River in Portugal. The water was very still and provided a wonderful opportunity.
Australasian Grebe (Tachybaptus novaehollandiae)
Three of the chicks were quite happy to stay with the parent on the nest. I love seeing the little head pop up from the parent's wings as one was doing here on Sunday afternoon.
On the way back to my car I couldn't resist the opportunity of the large windows and the reflections. Sometimes the light is just right to capture a image as people pass through the alley. Great to be back out taking in the scenes as they unfold. Have FUN !
Seeing Daylight Leo cat catches a sunbeam coming through the back door in this photograph taken in North Carolina.
there are people who drive by and remember the door when it screamed barn red, all fresh and full of intention. it's now a kind of calendar for the years. this is how i like it, but i wasn't around then.
Photo Date:23 Jun 2022(Thu)
Located: Wollaton Hall, Gardens and Deer Park, Nottingham, England, UK
Filmed and edited by Kelvin Ho
March 2018 took us back to Wast Water.
A strange day but once again a beautiful location.
It's not the first time we've been here and I'm certain it won't be the last. It's a photographers dream location (or in my case, practice!) :o)
A slightly different angle to a previous shot and processed with a more moody feel about it, but I do like it.
Let's be honest, I think it would be just as beautiful bathed in summer sun and full colour, moody like this shot or covered in snow.