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The windfall apples quickly vanish after the first snow as the birds swiftly devour the softening fruit. We have a store of damaged fruit to feed to our feathered friends additionally.
Challenges Community Group..Eye Challenge - Mystic Surrealism/ Purple Mystery Challenge - January 2017
Along willow-lined streams in Alaska in summer, the song of the Arctic Warbler is unmistakable: a slow trill, with an insistent or hammering sound. When the bird hops into view among the branches, it is less distinctive, plain olive and whitish with a pale eyebrow. In fall, the Arctic Warbler crosses the Bering Strait and migrates south in Asia. per Audubon
yes, trying to be a bit arty - it does work once in a while...
sorry for the small upload, but computer is a tad slow at times, and i am in a hurry :)
Recently I captured a bunch of images of these two of the best :-) Here's one of them to share with you guys!
f7.1 − 1/125 - ISO64 - Flash - Nikon D850 - Tamron 24-70 f2.8
The Latrabjarg cliffs in the West Fjords are the western most point in Iceland and in Europe. It is also the most highly concentrated cliff of seabirds. The height of the cliff is 1,447 feet.
Tromsø, Norway
The city centre is located on the east side of the Tromsøya island — over 300 kilometres (190 mi) north of the Arctic Circle at 69°40′33″N 18°55′10″E.
There are many tall mountains within the municipality including Hamperokken, Jiehkkevárri, Store Blåmann, Store Fornestinden, and Tromsdalstinden. The Lyngen Alps mountain range lies along the Tromsø-Lyngen municipal border. There are also several fjords that are located in Tromsø including the Balsfjorden, Kaldfjorden, Malangen, and Ullsfjorden.
Paddy, on the way back from England's highest summit, having done ... chasing snow scatters (from your feet), chasing auntie elk, jumping on top of lots of rocks, digging snowholes ... the list goes one (he slept soundly!)
The Autumnal colours are always beautiful but the dark mornings are harsh. Any ideas how to make them better?
A quiet period inside Ely Cathedral on 3/11/2009
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Wrightia antidysenterica, the coral swirl or tellicherry bark, is a flowering plant in the genus Wrightia. Wrightia antidysenterica is sometimes confused with the species Holarrhena pubescens due to a second, taxonomically invalid publication of the name Holarrhena pubescens. It has long been known in Indian Ayurvedic tradition. It is known in Sanskrit as kuṭaja or ambikā and in Sinhala it is called වල් ඉද්ද (wal idda). It is also known as "white angel" in the Philippines. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Arty take on the road leading through Goathland, North Yorkshire, England.
1114. 11/19 "Canine Cuisine"
Arty has been watching bunches of Bobby Flay lately and is going to do a twist on Pumpkin Crunchies for dinner this evening!!
The garden Chrysanthemums are still running riot and producing dozens of blooms each morning.
I have taken the opportunity to "exercise" an older generation and barely used camera these days. It is a brain stretching exercise for me too!
These love to give the runaround to photographers having several hiding places. They are extremely graceful to watch however and beautiful animals
Sterna paradisaea.
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