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I photographed this Orange-backed Troupial (Icterus croconotus) at Playa Rica Turismo Comunitario, by the Putumayo River near Puerto Asís, Putumayo, Colombia. It lives in tropical South America east of the Andes, from southern Colombia, eastern Ecuador and Peru through much of Brazil to Bolivia and Paraguay, and it does not migrate. Its song is a series of loud, musical phrases, mostly of two syllables. IUCN lists it as Least Concern. In Colombia it breeds in July and August.
I made this frame with a Canon R5 and the RF 800mm f/11 plus the RF 2x extender, at 1/90 sec, f/22, ISO 1600, +2 EV. Playa Rica's community tourism is run by ASOPAAP, an association of artisanal fishers and farmers, and it offers guided Amazonian birding.
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Springtime and a return to life in Bowling.
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Rapazinho-dos-Velhos (Nystalus maculatus). (Gmelin, 1788).
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A short ELS train to Crivitz heads south through Wausaukee Wisconsin with a pair of former Reserve Mining SD9's for power. This railroad has recently undergone a significant management change and is working to get itself back on its feet with a backlog of traffic and work to be done on its infrastructure.
WSOR's 351-21 job comes back from Spring Grove, IL on their Fox Lake Subdivision and enters Wisconsin, just south of Hebron, IL. An old Espee SD40 variant in Helm Dark Blue leads a handful of cars heading back for Janesville, WI.
I was literally on the way home from my T4 chase when this train was randomly rolling eastbound over Hwy. 12 in Richmond, IL just a few hours before, and was a nice way to end the day. Quite the chance encounter on a line that sees the bulk of its' activity under the cover of darkness.
Swine's Back, Peak District, UK
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Some lovely pinks looking across the Cloughs to Swine's Back a couple of weeks ago.
We have a fern in the back yard that gives me no end of pleasure, especially with the vintage lenses.
Some things in my life are slowly improving still, thankfully! I am able to get out with my camera 3 - 4 times a week now, for about an hour each time (in the wheelchair, with my hubby who drives me everywhere). And I can spend about an hour on the computer, so baby steps, but I'm so happy for what I can do, after so long of being stuck in the house.
I have been faving as many of your images as I can, from my phone. One day, soon, I am hoping I can spend more time on the computer and actually start commenting again.
Have a lovely Wednesday! I miss you all :)
straight from my garden.
The sepals are the 'protection' they keep the tender petals together until they are ready, ready to bursting beauty.
I find the back of flowers often as fascinating as the front. LOL
My favourite... Lol, thank you for your time and comments, M, (*_*)
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So many times
I made this crossing
What would I give
To go back to you
When I revisited this footbridge after many, many years, it was so overwhelming as I felt I was looking back at my past life, which in a way I was. I used to go across this bridge with my family as a child, walking our dogs. It is the way of life that we grow up and our parents pass over, but there are times when the loss of them becomes very acute, catching us unawares. This was one of those occasions, and I could barely press the shutter.
Footbridge across the River Cuckmere, East Sussex, UK.
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Red-backed shrike (Lanius collurio) male perched on a brpken branch.
Samiec gąsiorka (Lanius collurio) siedzący na złamanej gałęzi.
One day old back alleys like this will be part of history. How many of us have not paid attention to places like this and then think in future years when it's too late that we have no record of where we grew up.
Le parc Frédéric-Back (situé dans le Complexe environnemental de Saint-Michel) est un grand parc multi-fonctionnel à Montréal situé dans l'arrondissement de Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension, au Québec. D'une superficie actuelle de 48 hectares, il est appelé à devenir d'ici quelques années l'un des plus grands parcs urbains de la Ville de Montréal.
Back from the Dead!
An ATSF Paint C44-9W, a “warbonnet” takes charge of CHIGAL on cold & cloudy autumn evening... here it is cruising through Lockport.
This bee was busy in the flower and fell out on his back in his hurry. Thanks for looking and happy weekend!
Swine's Back, Peak District, UK
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When the beautiful pink light hit the landscape I was still struggling up the hill. So took a breather to take some shots.
You might be able to make out an impressive cornice on the right side of Swine's back. I didn't notice this until I was back home.
He said and the sub turns her back towards him and gives him what he wants...
Pose:The Owl. Want You Back
Speaking of friends, the best
ones always have your back.
(Selena Gomez)
Looking close... on Friday! - Food in Backlight
(photo by Freya, edit by me)
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Native Masked Bee (Hylaeus Rhodohylaeus) female
Lovely to see these back in the garden for the season.