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Taken on a drive in the country have a nice day.
Thank you all for your visits comments and faves much appreciated!
A few weeks ago Sookie went missing from mid day on Monday to Friday morning I was beside myself with worry walking the streets calling her name, posting flyers asking people to check sheds and garages and putting up posters.
Since she has been back she has been a very different Cat not wanting to go out at all and seems very frightened.
I probably will never know what happened to her I can only presume she was locked in somewhere but I am now spoiling her something rotten and giving her lot's of cuddles.
Pan Am's Maine Central Heritage unit, ex-B&M GP9 #52, looks right at home leading local WA-1 down the former MEC Back Road Mainline (now part of the PAR Freight Mainline) at Oakland, ME. Two thirds of the railroad's operating GP9 fleet are on the job today as they sandwich two empties for AIM Recycling, just two miles west of here.
Green-backed Tit is a species of the Himalayas and mountains and foothills to the east, with a disjunct population in Taiwan (which is where this bird was seen). What a beautiful combination of colours. This individual was active along the Dasyueshan Road in the mountains east of Taichung City.
a softly back scratch... sure relaxation and maybe, something else.
One of my pleasures uploaded for MM's theme #relaxation
HMM for everyone - FMM para todos.
Name: Rufous-backed kingfisher
Scientific: Ceyx rufidorsa
Malay: Pekaka Api
Family: Alcedinidae
IUCN Red List (v3.1, 2016): Least Concern
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The Chestnut-backed Chickadee is a frequent visitor of feeders. This one was calling for its mate as it waited its turn for some sunflower seeds.
I was trying to make a composition out of the intersecting planes, shapes, shadows and colors. It's not one of my favorites but I decided to post it anyway. I like the barren, pruned-back tree surrounded by stark architectural lines.
Late running Pacific National/Glencore 9M22 works through Toonpan with 8331, 8330 + RZNY1 (crew car). PN recently took the contract back over from QUBE.
Sky over the Nature Preserve
Captured w/Apple iPhone 8 Plus back dual camera 6.6mm f/2.8
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Mother Possum with her new baby, it's only been out of her pouch for 2 weeks. Last night I was fast enough to get this shot, this is the third year she has visited us. My Husband was the other side of the fence feeding her fruit.
She is very quiet and has always allowed us to stroke her and the little ones.
Her other photos are in my Animal set.
The footpath around the back of the new stand at Craven Cottage, home of Fulham FC, is open for the first time since I've last been this way. It avoids a detour around the other side of the ground while using the riverside footpath.
Nice to see this Northern Cardinal male in the yard this morning, on my first day back at home after some time in the desert.
From the high point of the Chain Lakes Loop Trail. Hike it counter-clockwise from Artist Point, and you hike down to Bagley Lake, seen in front of Mt. Shuksan, then hike up to this viewpoint, before dropping down to between Iceberg and Hayes Lakes. It's then back up to take in the view of Mt. Baker at the juncture with the Ptarmigan Ridge trail. A classic North Cascades hike.
...and sometimes all you have to do is to let them do their same lame ass shit just to see where you stand with them & what they rather do, and walk back to your normal life!
Mother burrowing owl (Athene cunicularia) making it quite clear that she is prepared to protect her offspring and their home burrow.
An Eastern Phoebe From the back view after turning around to show the other side in the Sackville NB Waterfowl Park-DSC_4871
Sometimes I dream about going back
keeping all the things I left behind
But now I know you can't change the past
Way too young to know the reason why.
♫ ♫ Rushing Back ♫ ♫