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Given the snow was up to their tummies off the path forward motion was only achieved through a full body workout!
Paddy, not particularly fond of water, doing his best here to please his Dad having vaulted over onto the rock without falling in then did a 'sitting'!
The yellow border of this field stood out like the proverbial sore thumb, I presume it must be Oil seed Canola, the light was nice with clouds racing across the landscape, it is strange today, it`s not raining .
A second brood male Small Pearl Bordered Fritillary photographed in the Natura 2000 reserve in Krakow, Poland.
I never intended going up here, I'd left my wife sat in the car while I popped out to get some photo's of the Roman Fort.. the light was poor, so I thought I'd try for a higher a view, next thing I knew, I was up at the top.. This is where I have to confess that I thought I was on Hard Knott's summit. Only when I got home and was looking on a map to see where the path was up to the summit, that I realised it was Border End summit, Hard Knott's summit was only a short distance away.
If the weather hadn't have been so poor, I probably would have had a roam about. As it was, I could see rain getting nearer and my wife was sat below waiting for me.. :-)
I think this is a Bordered Beauty (Epione repandaria)
about 3cm across
Striking looking creature - came inside at night and got photographed the next day!
Cocteau Twins - When Mama Was Moth
Banyuls, Pyrenées Orientales, France
You can view the full series on my website at www.giomagphoto.com/border-light
Kidu (black dog in Breton) is a 4-year-old Border Collie, abandoned, that I just adopted from an animal shelter. He is so happy, obedient, affectionate, intelligent and playful.
Here he is playing with his favorite toy nicknamed "moustache"
Blue markings are not natural. I have been told this may have been applied as part of a catch and release programme.
The two boys living it up in the Border Country. A battle of the tongues :))
Gowbarrow looking towards Sandwick Bay and the Martindale Valley.
Charlie, wondering what are you doing and is that camera edible.
This is my daughters dog and it was great to be able to catch up with them after lockdown.
"The International Boundary" crosses the first migration route to what would become, give or take 10,000 years, the Americas.
Alaska (United States) / Yukon Territory (Canada).
11:50a.m. December 10, 2018.
9 Days, 4 Dogs, 2,558 Miles. Day 2 (Tok AK to Haines Jct YT).