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a momentary glimpse of the tip of the summit of Les Drus amongst the bad weather cloudscape

Finally got to see this properly after it escaped me in the summer!

This shot is from the top of Canaan Valley State Park in West Virginia. This is at the end of the paragliding runway

The change in seasons start slowly like this tree with a red top, soon enough all it's leaves will be red

Berry Weight - The Day Nothing Happened

 

The crest of the gradient at Scale House crossing on the Skipton to Rylstone branch can be clearly seen in this impactful shot of 66771 working the 6E87 0954 Wellingborough to Rylstone.

If you wish to talk to the gods, climb a mountain. You are that much closer to them, and they just might hear you from up there.

The Crazy Tuesday theme is On the Top.

That's a rivet from the Golden Gate Bridge perched on top of the rock.

The rules of the theme state that the smaller object must be placed on top, so, since these two objects are close to the same size, I laid them out side by side, and the rivet is definitely smaller than the rock. Not by much, but it is smaller.

Caracara plancus

Carancho / Southern crested caracara

 

Zoom to the top: flic.kr/p/NM6bgd

 

Scientific classification

Kingdom:Animalia

Phylum:Chordata

Class:Aves

Order:Falconiformes

Family:Falconidae

Subfamily:Polyborinae

Genus:Caracara

Species:C. plancus

 

Marindia, Canelones, Uruguay

First hike of the year 2016 to the highest point of Mount Veitsch in Styria, Austria.

(Nikon 300mm/2.8 TC 1.7 (500mm) 1/125 @ f8 ISO 800)

 

This Big Boy was defending his turf against three Hummers who wanted to share breakfast.

 

Hummingbirds are small, colorful birds with iridescent feathers. Their name comes from the fact that they flap their wings so fast (about 80 times per second) that they make a humming noise.

 

Hummingbirds can fly right, left, up, down, backwards, and even upside down. They are also able to hover by flapping their wings in a figure-8 pattern.

 

They have a specialized long and tapered bill that is used to obtain nectar from the center of long, tubular flowers.

 

The hummingbird’s feet are used for perching only, and are not used for hopping or walking.

Hummingbirds primarily eat flower nectar, tree sap, insects and pollen.

 

The hummingbird’s fast breathing rate, fast heartbeat and high body temperature require that they eat often. They also require an enormous amount of food each day.

 

Hummingbirds have a long tongue which they use to lick their food at a rate of up to 13 licks per second.

 

It is difficult to estimate population numbers since there are many different species spanning a large geographic area.

 

Hummingbirds are found only in the Western Hemisphere, from southeastern Alaska to southern Chile, although most live in the tropics. There are more than 300 species of hummingbirds, 12 of which summer in North America and winter in tropical areas.

 

Like other birds, hummingbirds communicate via visual displays. Hummingbirds are very territorial and have been observed chasing each other and even larger birds such as hawks away from their territories.

 

Reproduction

Gestation: 13-22 days.

Clutch size: Between 1-3 eggs.

The young start to fly in 18 to 30 days.

Dedicated to LUZ CASAL songs.

 

This was one of the first pictures I started taking of Asha I know the picture quality isn't really there as I was just using a little compact and I knew even less about photography then than I do now...lol. I always thought this picture cute regardless of the quality. It makes me smile anyway Asha with her Top Dog outfit on. This was taken in Ward Park Bangor of the Deck Gun taken from a German Submarine.

Anxious little Red Squirrel taking a brief scavenging break to survey its domain and check for predators. Last week, two hawks visited my garden for a few minutes. They did not score, so moved on. There's a good chance they'll be back.

 

Common and abundant.

This is a macro shot of a toy car depicting the show Top Gear (for macro mondays). Here's a link to a picture of me holding the car if you don't believe me!

 

imgur.com/vQrbTY3

220024 climbs the Camp Hill line passing Top Lock with 1V49 Manchester Piccadilly to Bristol Temple Meads

teeni's new top.

i love it but i think teeni and leonard hate it... 

うちの相方は『犬がネコ着るのは変』だってさ。わかってねー。

Bottom view of an antique, labeled "Asbestos Holder" consisting of a variety of layered materials. Top layer is printed canvas with brown paper backing; middle layer is asbestos paper material; and bottom layer is brown fibrous woolen matte. All layers stitched together around edges with an eyelet for storage hanger. Mat is 8-inches square.

top belted,No skirt,Show them legs off!

It is not yet clear, if it is still winter or already spring. So nature needs some more time. From a walk with the dog.

 

Hasselblad 500 C/M

Carl Zeiss C 4/150 Sonnar

CFV-50c digital back

Tu Hwnt i'r Bont Tea Rooms (the other side of the bridge), Llanrwst

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Looking into Swaledale from the Cross Top road.

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Coming to Anthem the 3rd September

Anthem

 

Fatpack is MOD and contains 55 extra colors

 

Maitreya + Petit + Flat

Slink Hourglass

Belleza Freya

Legacy + Perky

Reborn

impressions @ LaPaDu

 

abandoned steel production plant

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landschaftspark_Duisburg-Nord

 

opposite side:

flic.kr/p/2pNN8dK

A novel food outlet at Albert Dock in Liverpool, with seating upstairs. Do you ring the bell for service?

 

The matching telephone box no longer houses a phone, having been converted into a trash bin for takeaways. These Scousers are a canny lot!

Ice Resin, polymer clay limes, paper mint leaves and beads.

lady shows the late winter accesory

New release!

Exclusive for Jail Event

Available from June 11 - June 30

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The chedi and rooftop of Wat Bupparan, Chiang Mai.

captured in the abandoned Lincoln's Mill. (Re-Visit 2015)

I was amazed to see a big bird on top of the trimmed trees. I needed a telelens to discover it was a goose! Can you imagine?

It is more difficult to stay on top than to get there.

At the top of Guadalupe mountain, highest peak in Texas

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