Stick Figures in Peril
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A tree branch stuck in the former Isar weir near Dietersheim.
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A Great Blue Heron flies away from the camera as it carries a stick for building its nest. I believe this is the same heron that I featured on Thursday as it came in for a landing at the nest-in-progress. I've placed that image in the first comment.
For Our Daily Challenge: Patterns, and for Cliche Saturday
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The Caspian Tern does an interesting landing. They sometimes drop from a high altitude and come down like this. The control their descent speed by the position of their wings. This image is a good display of exactly that.
Vas'ka likes to play with a string attached to a stick. Previously, there was a toy kitten at the end of the lace, but Yashka tore it off.
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Great Egret in breeding colors taking a stick back to the nest, Alligator Breeding Marsh and Wading Bird Rookery, Gatorland, Orlando, Florida
This osprey was returning to its nest and hovered for a couple seconds allowing for this close in shot.
This baby with the fuzzy face is the tiniest of the deer visiting us this year. She is so curious; always looking in the windows for our cats. The other day, she had a confrontation with a stick frozen in the ice. I think she thought it was a snake.
Yashka is playing with a stick in the Shenley apple orchard.
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Another rendering of a similar shot uploaded earlier, showing the last apple tree leaves still attached to this branch.
Questo tema presentava numerose possibilità di scelta... questa è quella che è venuta in mente a me... un bastone di ghiaccio!
HappyMacroMonday a tutti!
This theme presented numerous possibilities of choice... this is what came to my mind... an ice stick!
HappyMacroMonday to everyone!
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stick mantid/popa undata or popa spurca
And here is the complete mantid, about 55mm long. It was at a location where taking a picture was difficult, so invited it onto a stick and placed it somewhere else where I could choose the background, very docile creatures...
A chop stick we picked up along life's travels. There are two of course because one chop stick would be pretty useless for eating.
Have a great Monday Folks.