"Airborne" is the name of this 6.4 m tall stainless steel sculpture by Christopher Klein, located in the Angerhof building complex.

The sculpture shall represent gas molecules, in reference to the tenant Linde AG (now Linde plc and also not a tenant anymore).

Here's a night view.

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A night view of this stainless steel sculpture, named "Airborne", standing 6.4 m tall, created by Christopher Klein. It is located in the Angerhof building complex. The sculpture shall represent gas molecules, in reference to the tenant Linde AG (now Linde plc and also not a tenant anymore).

Here's a day view.

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Curtner Elementary School Eagles, Milpitas, CA.

White-tailed Kite

This started out as picture of water bugs I think we used to call skeeters when I was a kid--but it turned into an invasion of killer alien bugs capable of devouring a mastodon in minutes.

At Mereweather NSW

Black-shouldered Kite (Elanus axillaris) juvenile

One of the, we believe two, juveniles at Sneydes Rd. demonstrating its aerial skills.

Airborne..

The Chobe National Park is an ideal habitat for Lechwe's.

Featuring the Dove & Pear - Marauder Aeroplane. Available at the Main Store.

Goemre , Turkey

American white ibis Miami, Florida, USA.

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From Broadway Street in Downtown Los Angeles, California.

A bald eagle takes flight in west-central Florida.

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Jumping into the pic at Metcalf Park in San José, California.

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Credits

Music

Have a great weekend...!

From Broadway Avenue in Downtown Los Angeles, California.

The cygnets, nearly-swans, were a source of interest on North Pond, Bishops Waltham. But last time I was there on the long wooden footbridge which crosses the pond, they were nowhere to be seen. A look around the other end of the pond accessible by the main road, also revealed only their absence.

And then a friend told me that they are taken to a sanctuary for safe-keeping during the winter. So, hopefully, spring will show them all, resplendent in their fully-grown white plumage and hopefully we will be allowed there to take their photo.

Skulptur airborne von Christopher Klein Material: Hochglanz-Edelstahl Höhe: 6,40 Meter. Fertigung und Aufstellung durch die Sandmeir Stahlbau GmbH, Rain am Lech.

sculpture: airborne by christopher klein material: high-gloss stainless steel height: 6.40 metres. manufactured and erected by Sandmeir Stahlbau GmbH, Rain am Lech.

Swans need a long runway to take off. This mute swan did the whole cycle twice just to fly a few metres and glide in the water again. Her daily workout, I suppose.

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Airborne

my first hawk shot in the wild

this one in our neighborhood

Another Dolphin shot from last weekend's trip to Chanonry Point.

She conquered her demons

and wore her scars like wings.

~Atticus

Own image 3944

River Great Ouse, St Ives, Huntingdonshire

Yes I know you're probably all bored of me and my airborne by now, but I bought a couple of the new Brickarms vests and the British one in dark tan really suits this figure in my opinion.

I will have more pictures to come with other figures and the new vests, thanks for taking a look!

Skateboard area. Waterloo, South Bank.

Flying in Richmond Park.

Encounter with Gull # 427.

See next frame.

Greylag Geese, Frampton Marsh

Puʻu ʻUlaʻula (Red Hill) is the tallest peak of Haleakalā ("house of the sun"), at 10,023 feet and is situated in south-central Maui island, Hawaii, U.S. It is a central feature of Haleakala National Park. Haleakala has one of the world’s largest dormant volcanic craters, which was formed mainly by erosion and measures about 20 miles (30 km) in circumference. In several places the rim of the crater rises more than 2,500 feet (760 metres) above the crater floor. Haleakala was last active in the late 18th century and is the larger of the two volcanoes that form the island of Maui. The name Haleakala derives from the legend that the demigod Maui imprisoned the Sun there in order to lengthen the day.

Rough-legged Hawk: Ontario, Canada

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