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Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo) This cormorant wrestled for quite a few minutes with this slippery eel before finally getting it in a position to swallow it!
I had to be very careful that my lens and camera don't get wet from the spray and that I didn't slip in the water.Shot in North Wales Snowdonia.
The scratches on the wall tell us it's a slippery street. The title is hidden in the road(typwriter):-)
....you shouldn´t underestimate the power of wet autumn leaves....and can you believe no one even turned their head? ;p
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Colorado pinyons, Pinus edulis, on the Island in the Sky, Canyonlands National Park. Maybe the jagged stump is a Bristlecone Pine.
29 Nov 2022; 00:15 UTC; iPhone+
Frankfort Mineral Springs waterfall near Pittsburgh, Was here about 3 weeks ago and now the icicles are longer & heavier.
The rock formations are exceptional and ice is apparent in more places. The temperature was about 55F. and some ice was starting to fall from above. The actual waterfall is in the middle of the picture. If you visit it is really slippery coming up the creek.
A motorcycle taxi with a lady passenger slows down a bit as it passes a low-lying portion of corner village roads which is drenched in rainwater.
Captured in Subic, Zambales, Philippines.
The combination of fallen leaves and wet rail makes for extremely difficult conditions on UBHF's uphill climb out of Thurmont. The three lead engines are digging hard into the grade, with additional help in the middle of the consist. As the elevation gets higher, the fall colors show gradual improvement.
I had so many toys as a kid, Hence being the only child ;-)
This is a slinky that was a favourite in stairs and on anything escalating downwards.
Hope you like my macro shot of one that I bought recently but that reminds me of the one I had as a child.
Happy MM to all of you!
The trail was wet and slippery after a morning rain, but the sun and blue sky were out for an afternoon walk at one of my favorite walking spots.
Following on from my previous image from Robin Hoods bay www.flickr.com/photos/17469730@N00/50979559511/in/album-7... is a shot taken I think a little while later. This area is called the Dock, the sea can come right up here and wipe out the unwary, the cobbles were very slippery as I was trying to shoot some images and capture the light on the cobbles without being wiped out myself.