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Looks like a great place to take a break and enjoy a nice chat. I think I'll park in the magenta zone...
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This Devil is part of our team logo. My "team" is comprised of Wanda, Cody, Christi and myself. We have really slacked off over Winter (and Christi is hardly ever around when we go) but I try really hard to make sure everyone is included in stuff like this!
Buzzard being buzzed by another raptor. Could be a Kestrel or maybe Sparrow hawk. Possibly a Peregrine but not sure. Very distant so hard to get a reasonable image to ID.
buzz and bloom february project
Chipboards tags: buzz and bloom
paper: rouge de garance
flowers and blings Atilolou
paint, ribbons, fabric
Merry Christmas everyone!! Sorry I haven't been around to see all you for a few days. It's a busy time of year...
Explore #287 December 22, 2011
“My own brain is to me the most unaccountable of machinery -always buzzing, humming, soaring roaring diving, and then buried in mud.
Virginia Woolf
My brain is buzzing at the moment...its full of lists...of things to do, things to remember, before we head up to Scotland on thursday...We're staying on a smallish island in the NW...and internet...will probably be patchy... I may not be able to upload anything for a couple of weeks...so I'll catch up with you all later in June :-))
The wild plum blossoms attracted my first butterfly sighting of the season, a gray hairstreak, along with a lot of other insect activity like the little wasp flying into the scene. There were also a few red admiral butterflies along with some bumblebees and flies.
Years ago, I was working on a project for Ft. Benning in Columbus, Georgia. My young family was with me for a couple of weeks, enjoying the pleasant temperatures and low humidity in a typical Georgia summer that made us pine for Minnesota winters.
Young soldiers enjoying time away from the base filled the downtown area's streets. Without exception, they sprouted close military haircuts. The haircuts captivated my 5-year-old son's attention, and he asked for one. We took him to a military barbershop, and it didn’t take long before he emerged grinning and well pleased with his buzz cut.
This Wood Duck doesn’t appear to be enjoying its similar appearance. Each morning for the last couple of weeks, as my wife and I slowly drove past this wetland pond, he would take one look at us and then glide off into the water toward the tall reeds a few feet away from the muskrat mound.
He seemed embarrassed to look drab rather than sporting the brilliant colors that make wood ducks a favorite of a lot of Minnesotans.
Currently, he is in an eclipse molt that makes him look a little scruffy, less colorful, and more like a female. During this time, he will lose all of his flight feathers. His traditional red eye, bill pattern, and colorful wing patches give promise that this isn’t a permanent stage.
During this period of molting, which can last 3-4 weeks, flightless males often break away from females and join other males and juveniles in secluded parts of wetland ponds to help reduce their visibility during this time of vulnerability to predators.
By early fall, the male will regain his bright feathers, and he will bolster his self-worth enough to attract females before their annual migration.
(Photographed near Cambridge, MN)
We’ll Buzz has been hanging around my office for a few appearances on my photo stream. Today however it seems he may have stayed too long as something up high looks set to pounce!! For we’re here visiting toys in peril.
Since Toy Story seems to be the happening thing around Disney nowadays, I thought that I would post a photo of Buzz Lightyear. It's a shame that this attraction is in Tomorrowland at the Magic Kingdom because I think it would have made a great addition to Toy Story Land at the Disney Hollywood Studios. What do you think? Have a magical day!
05-01-2025
Plaza Mayor
Madrid, España.
MADRID SERIE
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So, Norfolk is flat. No mountains means we enjoy an uninterrupted view of the fabulous sky so we can enjoy the light shows it delivers.
Buzz Sky : taken on birthday of astronaut Buzz Aldrin's birthday (b1930).
VW584 (MX58DVY) Route 250 at Trafford Centre
Formerly First Manchester 37370, Go North West 3220 and Stagecoach Manchester 16804
Buzz McBean, owner of "Bean Here, Done That Coffee Shop" in Somewhereville, showing off his latest caffeinated concoction, the "half caff, double expresso, triple vanilla pump, extra hot, almond milk infused, chocolate topped java slam with nutmeg sprinkles." You should try one.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio and Lightroom Classic.
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"I enjoy doing light painting using the London Bus colours and the city skyscrapers as background, specially during blue hour..."
London Buzz
Not your usual civic feature, a WW II German buzz bomb Graces the County Courthouse in Greencastle, Indiana.
One for the Legend, King Buzz. Painted the day after his funeral in Liverpool. So sad your gone bro was always a pleasure to hang out and paint with you. Rest in Paint...
Wishing every one a great weekend, hopefully back on here more often soon so will catch up with you, take care xx
Explored - Highest position: #192 on Monday, August 18, 2014 thanks so much :-)
I smashed my phone taking this photo because something buzzed near my ear and made me jump so I literally threw my phone and it landed on a large jagged rock!
I get sick every single time I go into the mountains.
But when I can get things like this, it makes it all worth it.
On Saturday afternoon the sun came out and with it, the bees appeared.... I don't like to get too close and they make me jump when they start to buzz, so as soon as one landed I got the camera stuck in its face as quickly as possible LOL
This was the only shot that came out clear, but I know some of my contacts have seriously amazing macro bees that are way way better than this :) :)
I did notice in this shot though, that the bee was filling one of its pollen sacks.... you can just make out the little yellow rectangle behind the flower...
Well, we're almost at the weekend again, hope your week has been going good so far :)
Thank you everyone for your lovely comments and messages on my bluebell photo :)