Shenanigans
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Can't tell you why I did this in color other than that I thought it looked nicer. Don't really know what the deal was with these two but I think their expressions are great! And they're beautiful of course! Hope you like! :)
Olympus OM-D E-M5
Olympus M.45mm F1.8
After moving this feeding station a couple of years ago, the squirrels haven't been able to access it. However, a few weeks ago, I noticed that all of the food from each feeder hanging upon it was disappearing at an unusually rapid pace. How can this be? Who could be eating so much food?
The culprit, young Robbie (Grey squirrel). Now, that I knew whom the culprit was, it was time to patiently try and figure out how he was gaining access to the station. Many have tried before him but all have failed.
I watched him for several days as he tried to access the station. He jumped from the ground in an attempt to reach the top of the baffle and nearly did several times. Now that's an athletic little guy. He jumped from a branch in oak two a few times but with no luck. What a daredevil, that branch is pretty high. He scurried up a cassia bush a few times and gave it a go. Oh so close Robbie, but no luck. Lastly he went up a palm tree and carefully walked out on a frond, jumped and missed. That day I watched as he repeated all four possibilities over and over. Hmmm nothing, he wasn't able to access the station while I was watching.
The next morning I looked out the window and Robbie was at the station devouring all of the food. I called shenanigans and watched as he went from feeder to feeder cleaning each one to the very last morsel.
After all, access was not an easy feat and I believed he deserved his treat. For the last time of course.
I never did figure out which of the four potential access points gave Robbie success. I was hoping it was the palm frond or the cassia, both would be an easy fix. I cut the palm frond and tied the cassia bush back. The cassia doesn't get cut backs until butterfly season is over because it's a host plant for sulfurs. So far so good. Robbie has not been able to access the station since that day.
Now don't go feeling sorry for this little daredevil. He and his little friends have access to plenty of food in my yard. They just need to stick to their allotted amount so I don't go broke.
Have a fantastic Friday and happy snapping.
Sandhill Cranes 1762
While the crane on the right stood by and watched with some interest, the crane on the left repeatedly threw things, including himself, into the air.
Walking with a friend in the dark is better than walking alone in the light.
- Helen Keller
When you're in a Mephisto mood and want to let the world know, Delta & Derdieb have you covered. Match with giant stompyboots, good ole' doc martins or any statement footwear. The beanie has a large selection of snarky options and is unisex, as is the hoodie.
⦿ [DELTA X DERDIE B] - REPTILE HOOD-FATPACK (includes sleeve, hood, front and back options via hud) - (we are showing front and back views of the same hoodie)
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⦿ Gloom - Michael Skin (Velour Idol on Lelutka Eon - Shape, additional affect tattoos all included in pack)
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⦿ [Grazed] - Not Mine Shorts {Fatpack} (Unisex, with hud)
At the Manhood event
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Jared Beanie - FATPACK (Unisex, with hud)
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⦿ .PALETO. - Backdrop:. NIGHTMARE (Big backdrop with lots of nooks and crannies)
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⦿ STUN - Pose Pack Collection Bento 'Marcos' 257
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⦿ DURA - U131 hair Fatpack
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**RealEvil** Hellspawn Rings & Claws - Male Pack
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[Merak] - Dress Forms Full Collection
Lip tattoo etc by me
I think this is a crossover of multiple Chiditarod carts in the same place having fun and passing through Ukrainian Village. The carts set off from the race then have to go to various checkpoints so if you hang out between them, you can spot different ones and get some fun photos for hours!
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What happens when Wonder Woman and Spideman get bored? Liquor run. Literally! Faster Wonder Woman! Faster! Hahahahahaha! *tips back the bottle again*
Pssst! Check out my co-conspiritor's post as well!
These Greater Yellowlegs seemed confused seemingly acting out a springtime ritual in early November. Or, perhaps it is just some shenanigans.
66703 Doncaster PSB 1981-2002 saunters through Water Orton with its makeshift headcode panel displaying 6G92 along with a 10E shed code. This working was actually 6G35 and had originated from Small Heath, destination Wellingborough as for the shed code 703 is not allocated to Sutton Oak which was 10E from 1950 to 1955.......
OK, maybe I'm in a bit of a rut, posting photos of Jasper's backyard shenanigans. But he's really been enjoying the cool weather and loves to catch that Flippy Flopper.
That's what some people call Shawnigan Lake, north of Victoria, where I live. I called this photo Shenanigan Lake because of the PhotoShop trickery I have employed. The top half of the photo is real, shot at Shawnigan Lake this Fall. The bottom half is not real. However, look at the large size and check out the shoreline. It looks pretty convincing. There's even a guy fishing. The house is cool as well.
Shenanigans in Shangan, 10 years ago, a look back at former Dublin Bus route 221, perhaps the shortest ever route & shortest ever operating route.
Introduced in Ballymun to compensate connections at Silloge & Shangan estates following the merger of routes 13 & 51 to a new super cross city route which changed routing.
Short hop route 221, was operated by Harristown Garage, usually an ALX400 class every 30 minutes on a Monday to Saturday timetable from 10.00 to 14.30 hrs, launching 3rd October 2011 & finishing up on 5th May 2012 ( above ).
Route 221 #memories
A pair of Soo Line SD60s roll west along Norfolk Southern's Chicago Line in Burns Harbor on their way to CP's Bensenville yard in 2005.
CP still runs on this line but those Soo motors are long gone.
This airborne Sandhill Crane is being silly jumping up and throwing a corn husk. I call it shenanigans.
A sunny afternoon in Ware, Massachusetts finds the sum of the operable locomotive roster of the Mass Central present and accounted for. GP9 #1749 has made a return to active duty after a long period of being out of service. Despite mechanical issues prior to this image, the 49 is still leading Train PA-2 southbound out of Ware, much to the delight of the local railfan community.
Since the initial trials after being restored to service, the 1749 has turned out to be a reliable third motor for the Central, bolstering their limited locomotive fleet. It's nice to see these units still providing reliable service in 2026.
Copywrite Thomas Schubert 2023
Kat, Michael and I headed out to the Beaches for a soft, foggy sunrise shoot. So worth the 4:30am alarm clock.
The second wave of Indiana Jones vignettes has begun! I present to you the first scene of "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom," where Indy attempts to make an even of the remains of Nurhachi for a diamond with crime boss Lao Che. Things are soon to go south due to Indy's being poisoned and his trusty sidekick Wu Han biting the dust.
This build surprisingly took quite a while to construct due to my having to obtain just the right parts for the minifigures. There were also some delaying factors such as heavy storms and work that further delayed building time. Nonetheless, I forged on! :P
As usual, big thanks to the original geniuses of the HP collab for inspiration. Cheers!