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the buff-streaked chat (Campicoloides bifasciatus)

is a typical bird of the southern africa mountains...here a territorial male found during a mountain walk.

"the singer"

drakensberg mountains,SA

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He sang to his heart's content on my terrace

 

My Photoblog- My Third Eye...!

Líneas de luz de una cantante con clase

Les échos d'un vieux monde qui refuse de tout à fait disparaître des mémoires continuent de résonner sous les pavés d'Alençon...

 

Alors portons un toast (à la bière, certes certes) en souvenir de ce qui fut la vie ouvrière d'un pays qui n'en finit pas de se tertiariser (qui a dit "libéraliser" ?)...

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It's a folk singers job to comfort disturbed people and to disturb comfortable people ---- Woody Guthrie

Great tit (Parus major) singing while perched at the end of a broken branch.

 

Bogatka (Parus major) śpiewająca na końcu ułamanej gałęzi.

Singer in the Capitol Reef National Park, Utah

La Ceja, Colombia; 2.300 meters above sea level.

 

Hypopyrrhus pyrohypogaster

(Red-bellied grackle / Cacique candela)

 

He is singing "this is my territory". On certain occasions the Red- bellied grackles inflate the belly and while looking towards the sky they emit a strong and very long whistle. They always go in a group and this behavior is typical of the leaders or guardians to send the message to other birds that they are very strong and that no one should interfere with any member of the group.

Une série aussi à venir sur B. Roy, artiste street singer dit le vagabond, Sète, série du 05 08 15 ...

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Such an upcoming series B. Roy, street artist singer said the vagabond, Sète, series 8 May 15

Skylark on a fence post in Musselburgh

"The night club was burning

From the torch singers song

And the sweat was floodin' her eyes

The catwalk squeaked

'Neath the bartender's feet

And the smoke was too heavy to rise"---- John Prine

Rendered in black and white

 

San Marino, California

Sounds of spring! This talented singer provided a terrific background for doing yard work! House Finch.

North Morro Bay, Ca.

Close up section of an old classic Singer car.

Orchis singe prise à Châteaupanne (près de Montjean sur Loire).

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Isaura, minha ajudante.

Depois de chorar demais aqui e lá no blog e no ouvido da Nani, da Kikita e do maridim, ele me deu essa lindinha aí. Tem quase 2 meses que ela está aqui me ajudando, mas como Isaura é timida, foi dificil convence lá a tirar uma fotinha! rsrs

E vamô que vamô: lê rê lê rê...

 

*A Clô está de castigo dentro da caixa, quem mandou ser preguiçosa!

Singer Museum te Laren. Expositie Kees van Dongen.

Singer Museum, Laren, The Netherlands. Exhibition: Kees van Dongen.

This antique beauty was made on Jan 1, 1908 in Elizabethport, N.J.

Kimonoyan Mame chan & pianist Kyoko san played as well.

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A part of American history and local folklore meet at Singer Castle on Dark Island, located on the St. Lawrence River. Singer Castle is the only remaining/existing castle on our river to be completed, fully furnished and resided in during the heyday of the great builders and industrials in New York. Calumet and Castle Rest (Pullman) were both completed and lived in. (And both were prior to Towers.) The Castle remained in the possession of the original owners, the Bourne family, from its construction in 1905 until the mid 1960’s. Frederick Bourne was the fifth President of the Singer Sewing Machine Company, which is where the name “Singer Castle” came from. When the Bourne family summered there, it was called “The Towers” which comes from the inspiration that Ernest Flagg, the architect whom designed this structure, had after reading the book Woodstock by Sir Walter Scott.

Out of the dozens of wild birds that share our neighborhoods, none is more representative of domestic conviviality than the aptly named house finch, the brilliant scarlet singer that is found in nearly every yard in Marin.

 

Jack Gedney

  

Enjoying the view from our front window in our new place.

Guy Davis at the Blackdown Beer and Music festival 2016.

 

I remember the "good old days" when we could actually have a beer festival.

 

Honoka'a, Hawai'i Island, Hawai’i

 

Honoka’a Trading and Antiques is a cool non-profit shop that displays charm and nostalgia from a bygone era. This antique Singer sewing machine and oil can was captured on a fresh roll of 35mm film.

 

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