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Yesterday is a history, tomorrow is a mystery but today is a gift. Thats why we call it the present.
I just hoped that no traveller through Iceland's North depended on this petrol station ... :)
Those are the days in Dystopia!
Today Teresa Gagné found a male Tufted Duck at Burnaby Lake. I am wondering if it is the bird that was recently found in Everett, WA?. Regardless I've never seen such a tame Tufted Duck in Metro Vancouver!
Lovely and sunny at home, not so along the coast at the hides, but some nice waders about. This Snipe got very close to the hise
No exaggeration on the color saturation...
Unfortunately this was all what I could see from the west facing window, and try not to look at those power lines! 😉
As with the lake (eastern view), the color was not as intense as yesterday.
Thank you for your visits, faves and kind comments!💗
Today we are celebrating the 16th birthday of my very best cat friend. The pirate and I have been through a lot together and he is still going strong. Later in the day the cats will have a party with lots of treats.♥ :)
Dushara Tatters and Rags (Somali cat), 28.03.2023.
Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera
Sun setting behind Groat Knowe, a rounded hillock to the north west of my house.
It had been raining for most of the day, then, about 9pm, there was a suggestion of yellow in the sky. The sun slowly dropped down beneath the higher clouds as the lower cloud (here, outlined in a peachy-white colour) filled the Girvan Valley, below.
I sat for about an hour, in alternating light drizzle and very strong dying sunlight.
There is a 'burning bush' right in the middle of the sun; I think this is a goat willow sapling, nothing more 😄
(I think this picture was taken about 9:45pm)
Taken from my garden.
South Carrick Hills,
SW Scotland