Bare Minimum (P1 = C2)
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After a devastating severe winter, the melting snow now promises spring. Even the bare branches hold out hope, for the trees that remain standing.
One more circle - www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksd0ACUvGdo
... towards the new week - but keep smiling anyway!
Happy Monday!
Yacare caiman / Brillenkaiman (Caiman yacare, Syn.: Caiman crocodilus yacara)
at a swamp beside Transpantaneira, Pantanal, MT, Brazil
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Not a terribly interesting image, just pale blue sky and fields. Still, I was so pleased to have a nice day for biking and there weren't many people about which is always a good thing. Maybe I'll go back there when flowers are out and leaves on the trees. Taken two days ago.
A dead tree with its bare branches in black and white. Old Winchester Hill Fort, Hampshire, South Downs National Park, England
Phimosus infuscatus, Ibis faccia bianca Pantanal Brasil
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Here, some my images in "Born to be Wild" www.flickr.com/groups/borntobewild/pool/155025481@N05
D 810 500mmf4+1,4x 1/3200 Iso 1000
En forma de media luna, de arena blanca y fina, al abrigo de su puerto y al pie de las casas.
Bares Beach.
Crescent-shaped, with fine white sand, sheltered by the harbor and at the foot of the houses.
Bares (Mañón). La Coruña. Galicia.España.
Just before sunset. A different shot. Such unusual lighting with a dark, blue sky. About as shot vertically. A bit of vertical straightening.
#Bare Heart
Snow defends its solitude
Snow defends its solitude
Does not want lit windows
Next to it
Only she has to shine.
He does not want human fingerprints
On its own
Only dogs, cats, foxes
And corners must leave fingerprints
They have the same silence
Within them
Like the moon and the stars.
Gunvor Hofmo
I went back to work the winter photos
because I like them more now that out is not so cold :)
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Sai-no-mori (literal meaning: woods of colors) Iruma park is a city park in Iruma, Saitama. It has two ponds, a small "upper" pond with a fountain, a larger "lower" pond which is more natural, a narrow stream connecting two, and a lot of greenery around.
It is located at about 15 minutes walking distance from the Irumashi station, which is 40 minutes train ride away from Ikebukuro.
This is a capture from an autumn visit on a clear day with a few clouds. So the greenery has turned into bare branches.
Cicindela campestris, commonly called the green tiger beetle is a widespread Eurasian species of tiger beetle. It is the type species of the large genus Cicindela. Adults are typically 12–15 millimetres (0.47–0.59 in) long. The elytra and thorax are green, varying in tone from light to dark, spotted with cream-coloured patches, and in bright sunlight are somewhat iridescent. The eyes are blackish; the legs are brown with whitish hairs. The antennae are long and straight, not clubbed.The adults are sun-loving. They live in places with dry soils (sandy or chalky), mostly between May and October at the latitude of Britain. Like other tiger beetles, they run fast on their long legs and are most often seen on bare ground, in Britain typically on heather moorland. They can fly fast, making a loud buzzing noise. It can run at speeds of 60 cm per second.
A tranquil winter forest scene with a frozen lake, surrounded by bare trees. The soft light filtering through the branches adds a melancholic and mysterious atmosphere to the black-and-white photograph. Shot on Agfa APX 100 film with a Minolta Dynax 700si, the image is unedited, highlighting the timeless beauty of analog photography.
Crax fasciolata, Hocco faccianuda, la bevuta al tramonto di questa splendida penelope. Brasile mato grosso, scatto dalla barchetta
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A species of monkey found throughout the country. These are probably the largest monkey species in India, but unlike their more aggressive and nuisance cousins - the Rhesus Macaque, these are quiet and not troublesome.
The forest area we visited had little birding activity on this day due to heavy rains, but we sighted a large family of Langurs foraging on the trees dotting the hillside slope overlooking the temple - this the place where the forest starts and extends 200-300 kms south. There were several young ones and one Infant (that is what baby monkeys are called!) all of them were playful and having fun on the nearby trees. This adult was keeping a watch on its children I suppose.
Several Rhesus Macaques made close movements nearby due to which the adult Langur in this picture bared its teeth warning them not to venture closer. The Macaques had strength in numbers - around 40-50 of them, but there are only 2-3 Langur adults. Luckily, the Macaques maintained their distance and there was no conflict. Sometimes, conflict breaks out between various species of monkeys in that area and its a nightmare moving around and avoiding them.
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In the middle of the hardest winter most of us has known, it often seemed otherwise, but the spring will come again. In fact it's just around the corner. In the meantime, the season of bare trees has its own joys: especially when a bit of Sahara sand is making the sunsets more intense.