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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.

Waikanae Beach, Kapiti Coast, New Zealand.

Great Blue Heron, Ritch Grissom Memorial Wetlands at Viera, Melbourne, Florida

Kingfisher half an hour before sunset hoping for a little supper before going off to roost.

smoke from the incense stick

A lady kingfisher doing a spot of fishing on a beautiful sunny December afternoon.

A Wood Pigeon (Columba palumbus) that only has one leg, but he works hard and is constantly fetching sticks for his missus to stick in the next. It's great to see him coming and going.

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.

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...

I often need to land the drone on the roof of my jeep. I caught this shot while out getting a sunset shot.

..Thanks for taking time to fave, comment and look at my work. I really appreciate..

noticed them in my backyard

Rolling west and up grade towards their base at the Lhoist complex in Crab Orchard, FIMX 4023 and its EMD paperweight cross over the oft shot second trestle near Ozone, TN.

Monument, London.

Not to sure but could be a spiny stick insect!

Xylospinodes sp., Limón Province, Costa Rica.

Cape Woolamai. Phillip Island, Victoria,

Australia.

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