View allAll Photos Tagged Visit
I'm glad that the hummingbirds are increasing their visits to my garden. I have to be careful not to scare them off when photographing them.
Visit us at Fab Free, and stick around! There's so many adorable free and low cost items on the grid, you can look fabulous for next to nothing! Today a gift I foudn from Miwa's!
Fab Free: fabfree.wordpress.com/2024/11/03/dead-fish-dont-swim-home/
"Dead Fish Don't Swim Home" by New Musik
Some things in life I see
I don't understand
Sometimes I miss the point
To things that they've planned
I know dead fish don't swim home
When the seas get left alone
When things don't go as well
As they would have planned
The big fish lose control
Big fish on the land
I know dead fish don't swim home
When the seas get left alone
I know dead fish don't swim home
When things go wrong
The big fish sound the alarm
As many of you know, from previous posts of mine, there is a herd of wild horses that roam the woods and meadows all around us, approx 3000 acres overall. We own 36 of them. There are no fences, and the horses come and go as they please. We do not feed any of the wild animals, but we do offer them water with a small stock-tank I keep filled and clean. Yesterday around 12 of them came back to visit for a little grazing and a little water. The entire herd is around 20 or so, they are probably hanging somewhere nearby. This time I grabbed my camera and went out and slowly approached these two while talking sweet to them. They let me get really close. Behind me the rest of the group watched intently. There are two young ones, a little spirited and inquisitive, they approached me for a good sniff. I have a few other pics I will post soon. These guys really get around. We've seen them miles from here grazing in distant meadows.
Visit me on Instagram @branco_joe. Thanks for the visit,and the comments,and favorites. All images are copyright.
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media
without my explicit permission
© JOE BRANCO PHOTOGRAPHY.
This is one of the 3 Tree Swallow fledglings from our yard this summer. They fledged on July 12, 2016 in the one hour that we were away from home. This youngster is getting his big-boy colors and returned to our yard for one final visit. At one time, when he went to the box, I thought he was going to go in again. How nice to see him for a few minutes before he left. Taken in my back yard in Calgary, Alberta. A couple more photos are in the comment box.
Many thanks for your visit and comments. They are very much appreciated.
Visita micamara.es/ronda/ para darte un paseo por esta preciosa ciudad andaluza; si deseas ampliar sobre otros temas como: folklóre, costumbres, monumentos, personas, flores, animales, de mis viajes por distintos países, puedes visitar mi página web micamara.es
Hello my friends, thank you very much for your visits and all your beautiful photos on Collins Land.
A place like Collins Land is useless if no one visits, it is you who make this place live ;)
Do you see the awesome complete Collins Land video? Directed by the talented Kelie: www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HmXvnphZtI
Do not miss the visit of Collins Land by Inara Pey, a delight to read with sublime photos: modemworld.me/2017/07/09/an-oriental-collins-land-in-seco...
Another big thank you to everyone;)
Cerys C. <3
Today I had the visit of this little friend, he came to my house and he was to scared to get out....
John Mac Giolla Phádraig Leisen
Laurie Sigel
Don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my
explicit permission. Please respect "My Copyright ©2014" - All rights reserved.
Pano Bode-Museum
Das Bode-Museum, 1904 als Kaiser-Friedrich-Museum eröffnet, gehört zum Ensemble der Museumsinsel in Berlin und damit zum Weltkulturerbe der UNESCO. Es beherbergt die Skulpturensammlung und Museum für Byzantinische Kunst und das Münzkabinett. Am 17. Oktober 2006 wurde es nach knapp sechsjähriger Renovierung wiedereröffnet und am 19. Oktober der Öffentlichkeit übergeben.
We were blessed this past week by the appearance of several Snowy Owls (Bubo scandiacus) who visited the Colorado Riviera. Their rare visit is associated with an outbreak of lemmings in the Arctic, providing more food and as a result more eggs laid and more young owls. Being territorial birds, the young Snowy Owls get chased out, and head south during the winter.
This is one of two Snowy Owls that visited Boulder, a young male, and my first sighting. It spent most of the day on the mast of a parked sail boat next to a reservoir. The owl is framed by North Arapaho Peak. I was struck by how thick the feather coating is- only the eyes and talons were not covered by a thick coating of feathers.
This is heavily cropped and poor quality, but an exciting happening for us southerners- no need to comment or fav.
This monarch visited the garden at the farm while I was tending to the animals. I only managed a few shots before she flew away.
Come visit Fab Free, bookmark us and make us a daily read! Every day you'll get the scoop on some of the best free and inexpensive gifts on the grid to make your avatar look FABULOUS! Today, a free outfit and free makeup!
Fab Free: fabfree.wordpress.com/2025/01/20/sea-of-love/
"Sea of Love" by The Honeydrippers
Come with me, my love
To the sea, the sea of love
I want to tell you just how much I love you
Oh Fabbies, guess what's just around the corner? The 'holiday' everyone LOVES to hate! LOL Ah well, at least in my heart I love to love, so we can all love each other and celebrate that.
I went back to the area where the Great Horned Owls (Bubo virginianus) were born and fledged. To my surprise they were still in the vicinity. Another photographer was there and he invited me over to where they were perched. Thanks Gordon; SLO County; CA; USA; Sony 7R4; Sony 200-600 mm lens; 1.4X; Topaz AI
Archive dive continues with this shot in Badlands National Park during our first visit.
We've been fortunate enough to have visited 54 U.S. national parks and 8 Canadian national parks.
Badlands National Parks was one of the last parks we checked off our list, mainly because of its name. It just didn't sound like a desirable place to visit...a foolish assumption.
Since that first visit twelve years ago, I've lost track of how many times we've been back. At least a dozen. Lately, we've been going a couple of times a year to enjoy the spectacular scenery and great wildlife.
This shot is from one of the first times we ventured out for an overnight trip in the earlier days of the pandemic.
We visit Golden Gate Park often. It is a green belt in the middle of a densely populated metropolis, San Francisco. Yet this greenbelt has much to offer in the form of birds and waterfowl. At Lloyd Lake we found a hidden treasure of Hooded Mergansers. As with most days in SF, there was no sun. This Merganser was trying to eat some type of crawfish that was just too big for him to swallow. He tried over and over again to eat it but finally gave up. Turns out that “too much of a good thing” is really true.