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The railway bridge attached to the Butt bridge, joins the two banks of the River Liffey, facilitating the connection of the north of the city with the city center.

This is a pretty serious crop that was used to simplify the image, and although it is a a butt shot, I love the-key characteristic. Some type of Yellowlegs I am guessing, not sure which, but to me it matters not.

An interesting encounter as we were walking our papillon along a conservation park trail. The goat (buck) just watched as we passed so thankfully no 'head butting' :) was necessary. Later we noticed a small flock deeper in the forest where they apparently frequently escape from the neighbouring farmyard.

 

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Mmmmm....I just knew putting that bag of potatoes on the bottom shelf would pay off someday. Excuse me folks....I'm having a "moment". 😉

Shooting Butts, Osmotherley Moor, North Yorkshire Moors National Park. used as cover for shooting Grouse and Pheasants when in season. Taken on a beautiful golden sun morning with a hint of mist and fog. my first shot in anger with my new Nikon D810. ☺

Happy Beautiful Bug Butt Thursday!

Unknown Butterfly species?

 

Kakamega Forest Nature Reserve,Kenya.

 

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A man and a big gun in St Augustine, Florida, USA, 2009. Snapseed edit.

With a Cosina Cosinon Auto 55mm f1.4.

My two cats Missy and Kiki laying together on a heated blanket to keep warm.

Linyphiidae butt in her scatterscape

 

for Beautiful Bug Butt Thursday.

 

Ramones - She talks to Rainbows

www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0uQdEkKuok

 

Now the question is, if I monkey with the tags I put here in flickr, just how many views do you think I will get? And boyohboy will some folks be really disappointed.

Gold Butte National Monument

Riverside, Nevada

I shot this mainly to shoot something on a wider aperture so I could see if the rangefinder was working properly. It is. Kodak Medalist II, Lomography Metropolis, ECN-2 development.

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