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There 's nothing like cool temperatures and fresh air to raise the spirits. during my forays to the Alabama Hills the temperature can get up into the 100's and when they do, this is where I seek refuge. At around 9000 ft in elevation the difference in temperature is about 15 degrees and there nothing better the a fine mist that floats away from the falls right onto your weary soul.
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Malgré des températures polaires et des vents arctiques, ce rosier de mon jardin semble se porter à merveille.......sauf que tous ces boutons ne s'ouvriront pas ! Pour vous dire, les buissons juste à côté sont remplis de glace !!!
Despite very low temperatures which make us think we live in the South Pole, this rose tree is full of rosebuds in my garden. But they won't bloom !
Trioplan Meyer 100mm f/2.8
After a short period of frost and snow, the temperature rises and all ice-forms start to melt. Winter is gone……. or…..?
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Temperatures have been wild lately. Thursday the high was 30F, yesterday the high was 75F. Santa won't know what to think
When the temperatures started to get cold last fall, the wasps and bees would sleep under the Dahlia petals at night to stay warm. This wasp was just waking up and crawling out of bed when I spotted him. 😄
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Turtles are unable to regulate their body temperatures independently, so they are completely dependent on the temperature of their environment. For this reason, they need to sunbathe frequently to warm themselves and maintain their body temperatures.
The red-eared slider gets its name from the small, red stripe around its ears, or where its ears would be, and from its ability to slide quickly off rocks and logs into the water.
Red-eared sliders are native to the Southern United States and northern Mexico, but have become established in other places because of pet releases, and have become an invasive species in many areas where they outcompete native species.
The carapace of this species can reach more than 40 cm (16 in) in length, but the typical length ranges from 15 to 20 cm (6 to 8 in). The females of the species are usually larger than the males. They typically live between 20 and 30 years.
- Wikipedia
(Nikon, 500 mm, 1/200 @ f/8, ISO 400)
With colder temperatures I get a lot of deer that come through my yard this time of year, I also see some very large bucks.
Cold temperatures have reached East Westphalia and despite the frost we used Sunday for a long afternoon hiking tour through the Große Torfmoor („Great Peat Moor“) near Lübbecke in the North of Westphalia. I prefer hiking there in Winter rather than in any other season. Frozen mud is not only more convenient, it is also safer to walk on...
Großes Torfmoor, Ostwestfalen, Germany
In the Stalactite cave in the castle mountain.
The temperature here is always 23° and you can admire several illuminated shapes..
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In der Tropfsteinhöhle im Burgberg.
Die Temperatur hier beträgt ständig 23° und es gibt verschiedene illuminierte Gebilde zu bewundern.
Brrr - It was really cold that day in Austria (-13 °C). The bright side of this temperatures are the wonderful frozen things all around.
The summer temperatures are varying, its very hot one week and rainy the next week. But the nesting activity is in full swing for most local birds here.
For the bitterns the nesting and roosting place is a large bed of water soaked reeds that offers excellent protection and camouflage. And due to the unseasonal rains throughout till last month, there are reeds everywhere. The bittern activity is surprisingly good while I expected things to slow down a bit. There are small lakes and ponds in a lot of places in the countryside with some reeds on their edges. The bitterns could easily be seen there.
Shot this Bittern next to an elevated embankment road beside which there is a large patch of reeds where several bitterns were flying in and out.
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Temperatures were increasing and the snow pack was beginning to melt, but this was the "Spring scene" at Grand Traverse Lighthouse State Park in mid March.
The temperature (16°C/60,8°F) is still high for this period and there are still many insects. We can see a large mosquito near Giotto.
With the temperature in the 90s this week, I found it comforting to remember the cold days of last winter. Here in winter, mallard ducks hang around all winter, the days are shorter, and people enjoy ice fishing on Wisconsin's largest lake.
In this image, a person is towing his ice shanty back to the shore after a day on the ice. The day is over!
ducks cool their heels
bare-boned trees wait for spring
people adapt
Image and haiku by John Henry Gremmer
DEW POINT
The dew point is the temperature at which dew would form assuming all other conditions remained the same. The dew point is a function of the air temperature and humidy. The dew point temperature can never be higher than the air temperature. If the dew point temp and air temp are the same, than the humidity must be 100%.
Back to work after a long weekend I took the evening hours for a ride with the scooter of my son to take some shots. My tour went into the countryside of the Melle-Area in Lower Saxony. Enjoying the warm evening I read that this May is the warmest ever in recorded meteorological history. At least in Northwest Germany. Day temperatures in the mid-twenties and 10+ hours of sunshine are a pleasure for all of us. To be continued...
Hoyel, Lower Saxony, Germany
With the temperatures of yesterday and today, a place in the shade is a worthwhile goal. Since I don't know where you all are right now and if this is a viable option for you, I'll take you to my in-laws' garden. Here, in the shade of an old and gnarled apple tree, it's quite bearable.
That's probably what this fern thought (if we want to be so bold and put thoughts under the fern).
Aside from the interesting technique they use to unroll their leaves (I always wonder how so many leaves fit into those little rolls), it's the age of ferns that never fails to fascinate me. They are veritable dinosaurs among plants and have been on this planet for over 350 million years. Which is almost an insult from the ferns' point of view, because the dinosaurs only came along more than 100 million years later.
Bei den Temperaturen von gestern und heute ist ein Platz im Schatten ein lohnenswertes Ziel. Da ich nicht weiss, wo Ihr alle gerade seid und ob das für Euch eine machbare Option ist, nehme ich Euch mal mit in den Garten meiner Schwiegereltern. Hier, im Schatten eines alten und knorrigen Apfelbaums lässt es sich ganz gut aushalten.
Das dachte sich wohl auch dieser Farn (wenn wir mal so kühn sein wollen und dem Farn Gedanken unterstellen).
Neben der interessanten Technik, mit der sie ihre Blätter entrollen (ich frag mich immer, wie in diese kleinen Rollen so viel Blatt hinein passt) ist es das Alter der Farne, was mich immer wieder fasziniert. Sie sind wahre Dinosaurier unter den Pflanzen und bereits seit über 350 Millionen Jahren auf diesem Planten. Was aus Sicht der Farne fast eine Beleidigung ist, denn die Dinos kamen erst mehr als 100 Millionen Jahre später dazu.
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Unseasonably warm temperatures where I live are still keeping many of the leaves from turning. And some of those that are starting to turn ain't among the prettiest that you'll ever see. But I kinda liked the backlit look of these, especially with that warm sun flare peeking through.
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Temperatures have gone down from boiling heat to moderate, time to enjoy the summer feeling in full depth. Riemsloh,, Lower Saxony, Germany
These rocks have been smashed by waves like this ever since Bass Strait was flooded at the end of the last Ice Age 12,000 years ago. And we worry about miniscule rates of sea level change and tiny increases in temperature.
[Don't forget to enlarge this one to see the sea birds.]
Analogue thermometers of a big backery machine.
An impression from an abandoned ginger bread factory somewhere in Germany.
The first day with the new SIGMA Art lens.
With temperature in the mid 50's this lizard suns himself on a branch high up in a tree in my backyard
This is a leftover from March when we had snow and nice temperatures. In March, water temperature is around 37f (3c) and with mostly waterproof boots, is enjoyable.
The Great Salt Lake - GPS is not the exact spot of the shot.
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With temperatures dipping into the low 20's for several nights, I was anticipating some sort of ice. Even though no precipitation fell, my dog's water bowl was the perfect subject for a bit of macro fun. Here's to making the best out of super cold weather.
Temperatures have shot up here, 32°C today and poor Suki still has her Winter coat on !
There will be cat fur everywhere when she starts to moult, any day now :-)
Altay Sunset. Altay.Xinjiang, Cina 2105
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Xinjiang, Cina 2015
I made this trip and I'm happy.
Every wildlife photographer, if you have the opportunity to travel should visit this location.
I have only visited the north part of Xinjiang and anyway we have traveled 3500 km.
It was not an easy trip, the temperature rose from 15-20 ° C in the capital and drops to -12 ° C on the borders with Russia and Mangolia.
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Thank you
Massetti Fabrizio
Xinjiang,Cina 2015.
Ho fatto questo viaggio e ne sono entusiasta.
Ogni fotografo naturalista, se ha la possibilità di viaggiare dovrebbe visitare questa località.
Io ho visitato solamente la parte nord dello Xinjiang e comunque abbiamo viaggiato per 3500 Km.
Non è stato un viaggio facile,la temperatura passa dai 15/20 gradi della capitale e scende a -12 gradi sui confini con la Russia e Mangolia.
Grazie
Fabrizio Massetti
"Opposites are not contradictory, but complementary."
Niels Bohr
As the temperature outside has climbed closer to three digits, I started thinking about how I wish for ice or snow on days like these. The more I thought about it, I found I agree with Niels Bohr's statement.
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"If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world."
J. R. R. Tolkien
One cold morning our sweet dog, Cooper, headed outside to drink some water. He seemed perplexed...staring at his bowl for quite a while. When he returned I noticed his water dish was full of frozen water. I just had to capture the liquid gold.
I got a late start today, but I needed to get out. I went to my favorite butterfly field which has had an explosion of wild flowers in the last two weeks with all the rain we've had. There is nothing better than being in a field awash with waist high flowers at 1:00 PM in the afternoon when the temperature is 91 degrees F and the heat index is 100 degrees F, but this is when the butterflies are the most active. It is hard but I really do love it. There were dozens of long tail skippers, dusk wing skippers, gulf fritillary, clouded sulfur and tiger swallowtail.
In these freezing temperatures, I once again tried to freeze soap bubbles. Unfortunately, they did not turn out as I had hoped. Either they froze too quickly or too slowly. I constantly had to change batteries and had icy cold fingers. It wasn't really windless either. When some of the bubble liquid ran over my remote trigger and started to freeze, I gave up.
Bei diesem eisigen Temperaturen habe ich wieder mal versucht, Seifenblasen gefrieren zu lassen. Leider sind sie nicht so geworden wie ich es mir erhofft hatte. Entweder sind sie zu schnell gefroren oder zu langsam. Ständig musste ich Akkus und Batterien wechseln und hatte dann auch noch eisig kalte Finger. Richtig windstill war es auch nicht. Als dann auch noch ein Teil der Seifenblasen Flüssigkeit über meinen Fernauslöser lief und anfing zu gefrieren, habe ich aufgegeben.
A Tundra Swan (Cygnus columbianus) stands on the frozen surface of a local pond with temperatures well bellow freezing over night in the area east of Tofield, Alberta, Canada. It caught many waterbird species off guard in the spring migration where they were forced to sit on the icy surfaces.
11 April, 2022.
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I have no idea if this Lady bug was on the Tulips and I brought her home or it was in the house,
Ladybugs usually survive the cold by hibernating. When the temperature drops their body functions slow down and they go to sleep, not to wake again until it gets warmer. amazing facts when Ladybug lives only 21 days,
In October they will come to the house thru cracks of shingles, They are 500 varieties in the USA and 5000 worldwide.
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