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A male Orange-tip on Bluebells. Obviously not from this year, but won't be long before we see these beauties on the wing again!
The Lance-tipped Darner is associated with slow streams and ponds in open marshes dominated by cattails and bulrush.
Devonian Botanical Garden, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
This delightful chattering seabird is the Singapore's smallest resident tern. It has a beautiful, slender built, with a streamlined body, narrow, sharp-pointed wings and a deeply forked tail. During the breeding season, it sports a bright yellow bill with a small black tip, black eyes, and bright yellow-orange legs and feet.
After many years of admiring this beauty from afar, I had my chance to observe and photograph them at closer proximity when a group of them used the breakwater at Marina barrage as their staging point; where the adult birds made hunting sorties and returned frequently with food to feed their hungry growing young.
In order to minimize disturbance to their activities, a home-made hide was used to hide my presence. Lying prone and covered from head to toe with loose camouflage-print netting, I waited patiently for them to arrive. I was delighted when the group of Little Terns accepted me and continued their feeding activities.
Using my elbows as support, I handheld a Nikon 200-500mm to document my observations. One of my favourite photograph was this picture of an adult returning with a fish in its beak and calling for its young. It was soon mobbed by several juvenile terns but after some jostling, the fish was fed to its rightful young.
By the time the group of terns left the breakwater, it had been 2hours since I arrived. Bruised elbows and a sweaty aching body did not take away my sense of joy and appreciation of this unique opportunity to come close to these beauties in Nature.
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This delightful chattering seabird is the Singapore's smallest resident tern. It has a beautiful, slender built, with a streamlined body, narrow, sharp-pointed wings and a deeply forked tail. During the breeding season, it sports a bright yellow bill with a small black tip, black eyes, and bright yellow-orange legs and feet.
After many years of admiring this beauty from afar, I had my chance to observe and photograph them at closer proximity when a group of them used the breakwater at Marina barrage as their staging point; where the adult birds made hunting sorties and returned frequently with food to feed their hungry young.
In order to minimize disturbance, a home-made hide was used to hide my presence. Lying prone and covered from head to toe with loose camouflage-print netting, I waited patiently for them to arrive. I was delighted when the group of Little Terns accepted me and continued their feeding activities.
Using my elbows as support, I handheld a Nikon 200-500mm to document my observations. One of my favourite photograph was this picture of an adult returning with a fish in its beak and calling for its young. It was soon mobbed by several juvenile terns but after some jostling, the fish was fed to its rightful young.
By the time the group of terns left the breakwater, it had been 2hours since I arrived. Bruised elbows and a sweaty aching body did not take away my sense of joy and appreciation of this unique opportunity to come close to these beauties in Nature.
One of Britain's lovelies t and easy to spot butterflies, the Orange-tip will feed on Cow Parsley, Nettles and many other common wild plants in the UK.
Pair of
Anthocharis cardamines, the orange tip, is a butterfly in the family Pieridae.
Scientific name: Anthocharis cardamines
Phylum: Arthropoda
The burnt-tip orchid (Neotinea ustulata) is currently flowering in NP Lobau, Vienna. For me the flowering orchid season started today, since last weekend was too windy.
you couldn't make it up lakes4life said burnt tip orchids so I said ok little did I know heavy wind & rain while trying to take pics of these this afternoon with my new camera body lol
April 21th 2011
Camera: Canon EOS 7D
Lens: EF-S 15-85mm f3.5-5.6 IS USM
Focal length: 15mm
ISO: 100
Aperture: f/8.0
Exposure: 1/160sec
This show the tip of Denmark (the most northic point) called Grenen seen from Skagen light tower in 44m hight.
© Ole Houen/yakkerDK 2011
Copyright for this gallery photo belongs solely to Ole Houen. Images may not be copied, downloaded, or used in any way without the expressed, written permission of the photographer.
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Pictured at the Killyless Open Day 2015.
If anyone could provide any history of this lorry it would be much appreciated.
McKibbin's motto is nothing is for scrap, everything is for fixing!
This Magirus Deutz tipper of Tyson, Keighley was seen on demolition work in Accrington in February 1985. URB 71X was new in 1982 and was pensioned off a mere eight years later.
Pentax K1000/50mm
Ilford FP4
Kenworth T610 and tri-axle tipping trailer showing off its maximum ram extension- I'm thinking solid level ground is required!
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