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“I'm not going down on my knees begging you to adore me
Can't you see it's misery and torture for me?
When I'm misunderstood, try as hard as you can
I've tried as hard as I could
To make you see
How important it is for me
Here is a plea from my heart to you
Nobody knows me as well as you do
You know how hard it is for me to shake the disease
That takes hold of my tongue in situations like these
Understand me…”
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Even in sunny Florida this Reddish Egret needs to fluff up its feathers to help regulate its body temperature.
I have named him scar as he has an open wound on his neck and an older injury on his flank.
Although the neck wound looks nasty it doesn't seem to be impeding him unduly. While we watched him he caught numerous fish so he certainly is capable of hunting.
European Otter - Lutra Lutra
Scar
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Only 8-ish miles into the shakedown run of the fresh CSX pair down the mainline and we have them stopped for a bit at Kenova, WV so we can nab an over-under with NS train 217. It's good to be king!
I got to spend some time alone with this cutie today. I think it was showing off for me by doing The Shake :-).
Today was one of the first summer days in Northern Germany. So we went for a walk to the wildlife park. The bears took a bath in their little pool and had a lot of fun - we had that too, it was a joy to watch them!
In this photo you can see how one of them shaked the water out of his thick fur. Wow!
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A Tricolored Heron shakes out its breeding plumage along the shoreline, releasing a small cloud of dust and loose feathers.
Spending some time with these elegant Grebes down on the local pool, this is the closest i have come to getting some pic`s of the courtship display.
Sometimes watching birds could be so funny...
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For Macro Mondays - Motion Blur
My intention was to freeze the leaf with the strobe, and capture the motion blur of the falling water drops in the ambient light. I applied the water stream to the leaf with a syringe - the stream moved the leaf down and to the right, into the ambient light, and the drop fell into a dark area lit mostly by the strobe. The image that resulted was the opposite of what I had intended, but I liked it...
Strobe with grid, left. Silver reflector, right.
2.75 inches in greatest dimension.
Mostly I like to do light and bright shots, but occasionally I'll try for a darker look as with this preening great blue heron.
A Tricolored Heron shakes the dust off his feathers and gets ready to forage at his waterway.
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Western Grebe gives me a look as he finishes quick bath by shaking off the excess water. Taken at a near by lake here in Colorado.