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An Eagle fly by at Sweet Springs - I took the 'Rock' shot earlier and combined it with the Eagle to give a sense of place to the image.
Those of you that take your camera on walks with others will recognize this backward stare! At Rose Bay in Nova Scotia on a fine day for a walk (and photos!)
New South Wales Christmas Bush (Ceratopetalum gummiferum) is native to the east Australian coast and Papua New Guinea. It was noted in the early days of European conquest. It sheds its petals and then its sepals continue grow larger and a brighter red around December. I do not know its indigenous name(s.) It is likely to have several names given its wide distribution across language groups.
Apparently this guy's GPS sent it the wrong way. So this Juvenile Brown Pelican is making the best of it by fishing and hanging around the docks at the Nockamixon State Park, Quakertown, PA. Hopefully it will fix the GPS and fly back to all it's friends.
|INSTAGRAM| |FACEBOOK| Where do you stand in the flow? Sen akışta neredesin? BeNowMeHere, Yedigöller, Turkey, 2016 via 500px bit.ly/2xzJxHr
NOt the best of days for a drive. These two were running and running around the pasture. There was fog and rain to contend with but it was fun watching them and the others run
Looking Close on Friday theme: creative with leaves
Thank you everyone for your kind comments and favs. All are greatly appreciated. HLCoF
it's Saturday and sales are on ~ checking my list of what to get...
taken at Sunny'sStudios using the I need a taxi
My lens was covered with water afterwards, but it was totally worth it
What a roar it was, an overwhelming noice and you could hear it from a long distance
Or where my lunch is?
These tame and beautiful birds come to my balcony every day and always get corn for lunch. In the following picture you can see a pair of these beautiful birds eating.
Be well and safe.
Thank you for taking the time to look.
Blinded Poses
Taken at Sunny's Photo Studio
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One of the twin whitetail fawns waiting for the rest of the family to join him. Wildwood Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
By no means is the quality of this image great. It lacks sharpness and detail, amongst other things. However, I couldn't resist sharing it as I feel it's a once in a lifetime shot. A tiny jumper positioned so perfectly, resting itself between my arm hair. Comparing it to the follicles of hair, you see just how small this spider is. This picture was taken with my phone + a DIY lens.
As well as being the diminutive form of the name Walter or Wallace, the term wally is also another word for fool. Can you spot him in this photo? :-)
A biết cuộc sống của a nó đã gần như mất đi tất cả, mất đi hơi thở như chính a tạo ra..
Bỏ lại kỷ niêm sau lưng bao ngày nắng hạ
Để lần sau khoé e nói mình đã là người của ngày hôm qua (:
HATER :)
Alas, Winter won out the next day, when we had another big snowstorm in NYC, but the temperature was above freezing, so the snow was all gone by the end of the day. Central Park, at The Pond in the southeast corner, off Fifth Avenue & 60th Street. NYC -- April 1, 2018
#Flicker21Challenge #reflection