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From it's lone perch, the Northern Hawk Owl can take advantage of watching what's below him. I believe he was watching the photographers that were photographing him.
New Holland Honeyeater (Phylidonyris novaehollandiae)
This one was watching the goings on at the Vic Uni pond on Saturday.
Looking back to Wainman's Pinnacle, reveals the difficult terrain this memorial is located in. Stunning Panoramic views from this vantage point.
A view from a rock ledge (which is actually the edge of a quarry) overlooking a forest track weaving its way between the trees.
Etta found a safe spot on the lounge, to watch the Grandchildren (Christmas Day).
Daily Dog Challenge: On Watch
Life is like a landscape. You live in the midst of it but can describe it only from the vantage point of distance.
Charles Lindbergh
Atlas Mountains, Morocco, 2017.
"The sun rose slowly, as if it wasn't sure it was worth all the effort."
-- Terry Pratchett, The Light Fantastic
A lovely 'Small copper'.. 'Lycaena phlaeas'.... butterfly resting on a 'Ribwort plantain'.. 'Plantago ianceolata'.. plant..
TGIF.. Have a wonderful day.. thanks for your comments & faves..
First, you must accept the fact that there is not a bad seat anywhere in Stresa. From all positions, you have a view of the hillsides, the lake, the rooftops. I always said that Stresa should be renamed NoStresa!
Stresa is a small town of about 5,000 inhabitants on the shores of the Lago (Lake) Maggiore in Italy. Since the early 20th century, the main source of income has been the tourist trade. It benefits from spectacular views as well as areas of historical and architectural interest.
Stresa in Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. www.comune.stresa.vb.it/
It was a rare and quiet morning with only one other nice photographer at the South Tufa State Reserve.
The other photographer was named Blanca and she is originally from Spain. I hope one day she sees this photo and I would tell her that she was absolutely correct on shooting from this vantage point and about the Adobe Valley.
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Tromsø (Norway).
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A Great Blue Heron takes advantage of the low lying branches to watch for anything that would make a meal, why get your feet wet when you don't have to!
Life is like a landscape. You live in the midst of it but can describe it only from the vantage point of distance.
Charles Lindbergh
A view of a section of the railway line that traverses the centre of Corsica, starting from the capital, Ajaccio. I thought I knew the timetable well enough to be able to capture a shot of the train coming out of the mountain tunnel but, alas, despite a lengthy wait, nothing appeared
Always good to get a high vantage when scouting for your humans. Beverly Canyon Trail, South Mountain Park, Phoenix
I seem to be getting a backlog of photos so to freshen up my feed I thought I'd post this shot from a few months ago.
This was on one of my regular evening trips to see the owls when I came across this gorgeous youngster.
Although the owls don't show there is always plenty of other wildlife about particularly in Spring when this shot was taken.
White/Pied Wagtail - Motacilla Alba
Yorkshire Dales
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White-plumed Honeyeater (Lichenostomus penicillatus)
Luckily this one chose the top of a dead tree to perch for a look around.
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