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Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do. Pele
Image I created out of several photos put together in photoshop. This was based on a sketch I had done. I would love to try this again someday as my editing is a bit rough. But I guess it gets the idea across. Self portrait
66102 approaches Downham Market, with the 1409 Middleton Towers to Ince & Elton sand train - 15/04/2021.
I have had some awful luck since a visit to the Hundred Foot Washes on Tuesday. Despite some fantastic light at times, I had photographed no fewer than five consecutive trains across two days in dull conditions. This included a top & tailed failed freight train at Brandon on the same day as this, when the sun came out less than five minutes after the train had passed.
I did wonder if I would have success with this train, but despite some very nervous moments, the sun thankfully stayed out for this to pass.
A regular feature along our coasts is the lovely oystercatcher with a song so distinctive even I can recognise it.
This one was probing with success the shoreline of Oban Bay.
Oystercatcher (Haematopus ostralegus)
Oban Bay - Scotland
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Have you ever noticed how people often identify success in several different ways? For the ℎ in these photos yesterday morning was pretty successful as he heads off into the distance to eat his breakfast that consists largely of meat that is on the rare side.
On the other hand, the vole probably would not classify the morning's outing as a success. Success depends on your point of view.
Couple things to note on the second photo. Right before this photo was taken there was a brief struggle in the cornfield as the harrier established who was daddy.
As he takes off, he still does not have total control. His right leg is not firmly attached to the vole as it was in later photos and if you look closely at his head, the harrier is flying blindly as he turns his head around and tries to ascertain what needs to be done to the load on his undercarriage.
And another thing, I felt I might have been the most successful of the 3 involved here; the vole is dead, the harrier had to eat the disgusting thing and I got to record it all from a safe distance.
Woody Woodpecker figured out how to get suet from the feeder.
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Ever since I saw my first Ospreys back in 2013, diving in a local storm water pond for Goldfish, Koi or Catfish I was hooked. Every summer since I scout various storm water ponds around Greater Toronto Area over the week-ends for an opportunity to watch and photograph the spectacle. Sometimes I get lucky, most often I don't. These storm water ponds are mecca for migrating Ospreys. By end of first week of September they are very much gone from our area. A very narrow window of opportunity, but what an opportunity that is because of proximity of these ponds and their relative smaller size afford photographing these magnificent birds from close range.
"The elevator to success is out of order. You'll have to use the stairs. One step at a time." ~ Joe Girard
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Well what do you know...Daisy finally got her shot. Just as well, as Hector's little episode gave her a chance to remember to take her sunglasses off. 😉
Red-breasted Nuthatch extracts a seed from the Fir Cones and then will fly back to the interior of the tree and then come back out to continue hunting.
Caspian Tern. Best Viewed Large On Black They feed mainly on fish, which they dive for, hovering high over the water and then plunging. They also occasionally eat large insects, the young and eggs of other birds and rodents. They may fly up to 60 km from the breeding colony to catch fish; it often fishes on freshwater lakes as well as at sea. IMG_1866
12.1.21... on our third attempt we finally managed to get bubbles to freeze! It took longer than I thought to actually start frosting over.
“Success is falling nine times and getting up ten.”
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