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The Stellar's Jays (Cyanocitta stelleri) have been rather scarce over the last few weeks. I suppose with the hot weather they were up north.
This immature bird paid us a visit yesterday. I was happy to see it!
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Zion is a great place to re-connect with the night sky, or maybe even get your first view of the Milky Way. Zion protects this dark sky resource for future generations by not lighting up the night. This means that after sunset, the park is very dark so be prepared.
Here's an immature Stellar's Jay (Cyanocitta stelleri) sitting on our fence.
The Stellar's have been quite active in our yard lately. Yesterday we had 6 all at once! I think 4 of them were immature fledglings! So exciting having them all together!
Lots of these Stellar's Jays around Clear Lake this weekend. I saw them eating spiders and stuff off the trees. I made the mistake again of having my sensor on crop mode, but this shot turned out have a decent resolution regardless.
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A Stellar's Jay (Cyanocitta stelleri) rests in the woods on the north end of Vancouver Island near Telegraph Cove, British Columbia, Canada.
3 June, 2013.
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STELLAR BRIDGE
Bueno, después de haber disfrutado de la versión de mi compañero de escapada Iñigo Aspirez, aquí os dejo mi versión de la noche del día 5, cazando estrellas en el Picón blanco.
Lo que puede verse en la imagen son las instalaciones de una estación de comunicaciones del ejercito abandonadas desde hace ya mucho tiempo. Aisladas se ven las garitas desde donde los soldados controlaban el perímetro de la instalación. Las antenas fueron desmontadas y los edificios ya sólo sirven para que el ganado se cobije dentro de ellos.
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A portrait of a handsome Stellar's Jay (Cyanocitta stelleri) on our porch rail demanding it's peanuts! It's demands can be heard all over the neighbourhood.
This is definitely my kind of Corvid!
Stellar waves dude. ;-)
This image features the Milky Way competing with the light pollution of San Francisco for visual dominance. The location is Bodega Bay, CA.
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Ageratum sp., in the garden.
Tech note; focus-stacked burst of 16 images, handheld. The XF16-80 is super-sharp--even at 80mm when stopped down a little--but the depth of field here is due to the composite.
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The beginning of a children's book I am making for my grandkids. Hope to have it finished by Christmas! This fence was buried during the last storm we had which didn't seem to bother the blue jay (stellar).
I get Steller's jays in my yard all the time, but this might be the best looking one I ever saw up close.
Stellar's Sea Lions (Eumetopias jubatus) hauled out on a small uncharted rocky island along the coast northwest of Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada.
There are several large herd bulls in the pack hauled out on the rocks.
16 July, 2018.
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Christmas tree lights.
This is a multiple exposure image (not in-camera) of the lights on the Christmas tree that has been a feature of our decorations for aeons innumerable...
It's a two-by multi of the same view. I wanted to get a more interesting and even distribution of the bokeh so one version is with the camera upside down, slightly zoomed out and more out of focus. It was taken in January but processed today... the view hasn't changed much :)
For Smile on Saturday's theme of coloured bokeh.
Thank you for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy New Year to you! Thanks to my Flickr friends for all the fun this year. God bless.
PS I try and collect bokeh images for use as overlays in processing - that's what originally caused me to take this one. If you wish to use this one in your own work do feel free to download it - I've changed the copyright :)
Pardon the repetition but I'm unlikely to see this species again until I go back to the west.
Photographed at Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah.
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