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There are bike lanes on all the main streets in Amsterdam. You not only have to watch for cars, but the bicycles too!

 

The shrike is overlooking a foggy field in search of something to eat.

 

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Meadow floral pinkness at dusk illuminated by the setting rays of the sun.

 

12 mm extension tube.

 

Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon 35mm f/2.4 MC

M42 -> EOS dandelion adapter + LensTagger

 

Beautiful Wings! - Don't Look Back - Beautiful Bird!

 

Anhinga (adult) - In the Wild - wing-drying - red-eye

Autumn Wetlands - Palm Beach County, Florida USA

 

Green Cay Wetlands - Boynton Beach, Florida U.S.A.

Florida Wetlands - November 11th, 2025 - 1:59 PM

Autumn 2025 - Palm Beach County, Florida U.S.A.

 

*[left-double-click for a closer-look - swimming-bird - snake-bird!]

 

In Florida, people very often mistake the double-crested

cormorant for the anhinga, as they are both swimming birds.

A good way to differentiate; the anhinga has a 'straight-bill'

and the double-crested cormorant has a 'hooked-bill'.

 

www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Anhinga/id

 

---------------------- Happy New Year 2026! ------------------------

Moved in, unpacked, with a completely unsorted collection. It's good to be building again.

The next pair of F59PHs destined for a return to Toronto (GOTX 582 & GOTX 583) sit in EXO's Pointe St-Charles Yard last Friday afternoon as CN 527 heads east on the main line. This pair should be leaving Montreal shortly. Further at right is wrecked EXO 1346.

"Now I have to go back to school tomorrow and it will probably be a stressfull time for the both of us. I am going to leave my popper device with you. If you are feeling frustrated because of the sadness, push down on a bubble. Keep doing it until you feel better. If the sadness and worry are still hanging on, look out the window and stare at the clouds. Clouds are good listeners even if your words are hidden deep inside."

Barn Owl, wild and free hunting over the marshes.

Name: Rufous-backed kingfisher

Scientific: Ceyx rufidorsa

Malay: Pekaka Api

Family: Alcedinidae

IUCN Red List (v3.1, 2016): Least Concern

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Pack of hounds on daily run at Arbigland Southwest Scotland one dog looking back.

 

 

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Thanks for all your comments and faves.

 

3 exposures (+2EV, 0EV, -2EV)

HDR

So happy Aurelia could finally come back to SL and restart working on MOLiCHNO collection! I totally adore her style and admire her talent. Hopefully more posts will follow showing you the work of this delicate and classy designer.

 

complete blog post on www.glamourox.net

 

Fantastic background of Neva River.

Some days are best approached with a laid-back attitude....

A lot more rainbows are captured now we all have good cameras on phones on us! Two iPhone SE images stitched together (on phone with Autostitch) and processed in Snapseed (on phone). Colour saturation has not been boosted!

This Woodpecker was formerly called the Arctic Woodpecker or Black-backed Three-toed Woodpecker. It does have only three toes which is a characteristic it shares with the American Three-toed Woodpecker (Picoides dorsalis) which can also be found here. This one is a female. I added a recent shot of a male in the first comment box for comparison. Note the yellow crown.

 

This species eats mainly wood-boring insects which it obtains by scaling bark from trees to expose the holes created by those insects. If you look to the left of the bird, you can see the exposed boring holes in the area where the bark was removed. The Woodpecker inserts its long barbed tongue to extract a meal.

 

We usually find these ones by listening for the irregular tapping and tearing sounds created by the scaling activity. Falling bark chips are also a good tell.

 

This is how Lee and I found this one today.

 

Grey Nuns White Spruce Park. St. Albert, Alberta.

 

Member of the Flickr Bird Brigade

Activists for birds and wildlife

heatwave and sunshine over, back to normal, Irish normal that is

Liffey River, O'Connell Bridge, Dublin

61’ Chevy from the back baby !

... it was beyond amazing !!!!!

Shot during Midsummer Opera's Dress Rehearsal of Un ballo in maschera.

 

Riccardo - John Upperton

 

Conductor - David Roblou

 

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