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September 1996.
Film: Fujichrome Velvia 50ASA.
Camera: Pentax-LX.
Lens: smc Pentax-M 135mm.
Exposure: f/11, 1/125 sec.
2 september 2019, tijdens onze reis 'Call 4 the Wild' door de Pantanal in Brazilië ...
De hyacinthara is de grootste vliegende papegaaiensoort met een lengte van 90 tot 100 centimeter en een gewicht van ongeveer anderhalve kilo. Ze hebben een diepe kobaltblauwe kleur, met gele ringen om hun ogen en ondersnavel. Ze eten vooral zaden en diverse fruitsoorten.
Hyacinthara's zijn zeer sociale dieren die hun partner voor het leven kiezen. Ze paren in het voorjaar en leggen hun eieren (2 tot 3) in een holle boom. Na een periode van ongeveer een maand komen de eieren uit. De jonge vogels worden dan nog ongeveer 3 en halve maand door hun ouders gevoed en verzorgd. Hierna vliegen ze uit en gaan ze voor zichzelf zorgen.
De hyacinthara komt in het wild voor in de regenwouden van het oostelijk deel van het Amazonegebied in Brazilië, Bolivia en Paraguay.
Bron: nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyacinthara
De reis was fantastisch georganiseerd door
Could do with a pedicure to get the dirty from between the toes.
This foot belongs to La Zingarella, by Nicola Cordier
At Borghese Gallery, Rome
September 29, 2016
A daddy long legs spider works her way around the grooves of an old conch shell. Most of the daddy long legs we have around here don't have such striking colors. This one has a beautiful rich dark brown stripe on her body, which stands out against the pale pink of the shell. I also like the way the spent worm casings to her left help direct your eye.
While I'm dealing with camera-download issues, my only new photos are from my iPhone. I may go back and redo some of my favorite ones later.
Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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In my village Ammerstol, in The Netherlands, at sunset-time september 22, 2006
This photo is replaced with a little crop like " @wabramm " suggested and I'm very glad I did, because the picture is now more framed. Thanx.
September 2010 (deep in the archives)
I finally got around to cleaning up some shots that I had of this Great Gray Owl that I came across one evening near Rocky Mountain House, Alberta.
Unforunately the scene was quite back lite, but after a little photoshop work, there were a few pictures including this one that I felt were worth posting...
Here this young Great Gray Owl, was sitting on a fence post hoping to find a nice little snack in the late afternoon sunshine...
(From the Cornell Lab of Ornithology) - Although the Great Gray Owl is the tallest American owl with the largest wingspan, it is just a ball of feathers. It preys on small mammals and has relatively small feet. Both the Great Horned and Snowy owls weigh half again as much, and have larger feet and talons.
Please press "L" to see the larger lightbox version for more detail and contrast...
400mm - ISO 400 - F5.6 - 1/800th
Our visit to Dubai, United Arab Emirates in September 2014 : 6 nights / 7 days : From aviation, hotels to architecture, food / drinks, culture and beauty, Dubai and the UAE comes highly recommended by us. Now we look forward to many more beautiful memories in the future.
On the 5th of September 2015; two of my friends, Aaron & Sian got married, and I had the privilege of photographing their big day.
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Reliquary Containing a Relic of the True Cross
Gold Plated Silver Filigree. Measures 5" long. It the gilding was preserved because it is always kept in its custom box. This one came from an estate of a priest in Quebec.
If you are viewing this photo using MacBook Pro 13" then what you are seeing is the actual size of this reliquary. Yes, it is kind of huge!
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This relic of the Cross of our Lord is the one enshrined in our private altar while the other two relics of the Cross of our Lord round around from house to house in Winnipeg.
btw, you might be interested watching this VIDEO from youtube about the art of Filigree.
If you live in Winnipeg, MB CANADA, and want to venerate or want the relics to visit your house, don't hesitate to email me at ---> friendsofsanroque@hotmail.com
So, it's finally here.
Five whole years.
Five whole years of knowing this amazing little person that God sent into our lives at 6:06 a.m. on a Tuesday morning after a LOOONNNNGGGG labor and scary delivery.
Five years of lots of sleepless nights, sitting up with a sick little one, diaper changes and time outs.
Five years of panic because my baby is growing up and I can't protect her like I could when she was in my tummy and all safe and sound.
Five years of "just one more book" at bedtime, "just one more splash" at bath time and "just one more kiss" when we have to say goodbye for longer than 2 minutes.
Five years of laughing out loud more than I ever have, hugging harder and longer than I ever have and loving stronger than I ever have.
Five years of Disney princesses, Veggies tales and Max and Ruby.
Five years of stepping on ridiculously sharp toys at 2 in the morning, bathing with Barbie hair (ugghhh, unspeakable horror) and occasionally drinking out of sippy cups because that's all that's clean at the moment.
Five years of sneaking a smell of her hair (I still love the way she smells), sneaking in grown up time and sneaking in Christmas and birthday gifts.
Five years of the most intense, true, deep love that I've ever known.
Five years of moments that literally take my breath away when it hits me, once again, that "I actually get to be her mama."
Five years of watching the man I married with you and thinking, "I actually get to be his wife!"
Five years of being thankful every single day that God chose us to be her parents.
Five years filled with the more joy than a lot of people ever get in an entire lifetime.
And it's all because of you, Hannah Rebekah. I love you to the moon and back and around the world. You are a lifetime of dreams fulfilled, and more than I could have ever imagined. You are my life and my heart in one feisty, funny, beautiful little package and I love you with all that I am baby girl. Happy HAPPY birthday.
Took quite a time to get this one, there was a gusting breeze. I was glad he stayed on the flower just long enough for me to get the shot!
A slide dated September 1968 and coaches from my two favourite NBC companies in shot (I lived in Chester and Driffield in my youth!).
Victoria Coach Station and East Yorkshire 6695KH a Leyland (Tiger Cub?) with Harrington c35F bodywork new in May 1960 is in shot, it has a name which I can not quite make out. Behind is a Crosville Bristol RE/ECW.
Image taken by an unknown photographer.
On September 24, 1854, Father Hoecken and Father Menetry arrived to establish a Catholic mission at what is now St. Ignatius, Montana. They were soon joined by Brothers McGean, Claessens and Specht. Open air masses were held among the Salish, Pend d'Oreille and the Kootenai peoples. Following their arrival, thy built this log cabin residence. Soon after they built a chapel, another cabin, blacksmith and carpenter shops. In 1864, they added a flour mill and saw mill. The mission was one of the first settlements in the Northwest with a resident school and a trade school for Native Americans. By 1855, more than a thousand people had gathered to make their permanent home at the mission.
Conspicuous Yellow Flowerhead in September, Sonchus Arvensis in Non-wetlands (the field milk thistle, field sowthistle, perennial sow-thistle, perennial sowthistle, corn sow thistle, dindle, gutweed, swine thistle, or tree sow thistle; mlecz polny). It is a widespread, invasive, and noxious species of flowering plant in the family Asteraceae (native to Eurasia and introduced worldwide). The plant grows in colonies in cultivated fields, areas such as pastures, roadsides, ditch banks, bushlands and the shorelines of lakes, rivers, sea coast, woodlands, and gardens. The young leaves are edible (eaten by rabbits).
www.gazetasenior.pl/mlecz-pospolity-chwast-o-niezwyklych-...
Little Island Transport Company Ltd DAF XF 105.430 (05-C-28444) in Carrigtwohill, Cork 30th September 2017.
September 13th 2008 - Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado USA -- Afternoon sun across Moraine Park. -- PHOTO BY JEFF RUEPPEL
September 20, 2017: Salzburg, Austria. Stefan Blomberg Photography - www.stefanblombergphotography.com