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New Holland Honeyeater (Phylidonyris novaehollandiae)
It is that time of the year when the Honeyeaters and Wattlebirds are vying for nesting locations in our garden. This one was watching the battle for one particular spot from the line that brings the power into our house.
A cheap old watch that I bought as a present for the wife back in '08 from one of my trips to the Big Apple.
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Sometimes Jasper takes it upon himself to take up the neighborhood watch, looking for ne'er-do-wells. This time hiding in the lantana flowers.
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A tiny Leafhopper watching me from his leaf perch. Photographed in Maryland.
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A sunset photo taken on the Caribbean island of Sint Maarten. Photographed from the 2nd floor balcony of our timeshare on Little Bay Beach looking southwest towards Cay Hill. It’s from deep in my old archived photos and taken two decades ago, but every Caribbean sunset is amazing and worth seeing again.
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A colourful sunset taken at Burghead earlier this week. Not a breath of wind and pleasantly warm…a perfect evening for photography.
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I spotted this cute little character, a Tufted Titmouse, at Kensington Metropark, Michigan.
For Our Daily Challenge: Watch The Birdie
What initially started as a clear day soon turned nerve wracking as we helplessly waited for NS B2B to come. Dodging clouds in the last couple moments, we got a pocket of light as the local takes the siding at the well identified town of Chelsea to meet Amtrak.
Frente a esos espigados campos barridos por el viento, no pude dejar de evocar la tradicional tonada irlandesa que por título lleva el de "El viento que agita la cebada" así como la película de Ken Loach que de ella adoptó el nombre.
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Facing these windswept fields plenty of grain ears, I could not fail to remember that traditional Irish ballad entitled "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" and the Ken Loach's film of the same title.
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At the water’s edge with the kind of effortless poise only a wild creature can pull off. Its long neck curves in a quiet S‑shape, the sharp beak angled toward the still surface as if reading the water for secrets. The muted browns of the pond behind it create a soft, painterly backdrop, letting the bird’s blue‑gray plumage and dark crown stand out with understated elegance.
There’s a sense of discipline in the heron’s posture a hunter’s patience, a sentinel’s calm. The grassy patch beneath its feet adds a touch of texture, grounding the scene in a natural simplicity that feels both intimate and timeless. It’s a portrait of focus and quiet strength, captured in a moment where nothing moves except the faint ripple of water.
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2021 is ending. We have not let go our guard and watching anxiously in vain the unseen, ever mutating semi-life form that ,we were told, killed millions and still killing..... We have lost our trust on others worrying the next human could be working unknowingly for this unseen killing enemies. Is this released by fearful Kali to force us to stare at loss ,, Lost of job, lives, friends , close one.... ; force us to stare at the useless gov ......
This watch tower is sitting next to a power substation. I don’t know it’s purpose. It certainly wouldn’t be to look for fires in the middle of farm land and a couple of miles from the river.
Located in Northumberland county, Virginia. Happy Telegraph Tuesday.
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Found this guy in a thrift store on Sanibel Island, Florida with the bird and all the junk he's surrounded by.
Black Swan (Cygnus atratus) female
Mama Swan was trying to preen while keeping an eye on the cygnets.
While driving along the causeway in Long Point a friend of mine and I spotted a pair of Sandhill Crane in the creek by the roadside. We parked the car in the viewing area and walked back to where the cranes were. As soon as we arrived one started dancing, his partner totally ignored him and continued foraging. After a while they settled in this pose. They are mated for life, so it was marvelous to see this adorable pair in this pose.
I love when I catch my darling Snugs in a bird watching stance as I did here. Her focus is total and she is not even aware of me taking her picture. I normally find it hard to get a good picture of her, especially if she is aware as she comes toward me and gets too close.
Happy Caturday from Snugs and I 💕☘️