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The beautiful female shiny honeycreepere was calling to her mate when this image was captured. Taken on our recent trip to Costa Fica. It is always so interesting to watch the interaction between the birds.
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Acer Campestre Tree.v2{Animated}*4Seasons by Little Branch
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Bailey Seat - Light M/F (it comes with a Firepit) by Shutter Field (DJ / SF)
Tree log bed by GOOSE
Saul's Guitar by Infinite Available @ Anthem Event
Steve's Drums set by Infinite Available @ TMD Event
Borba, Alentejo. Portugal
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done for September Challenge in the group
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Texture by pareerica
We can't fight against the forces of nature, they're simply too strong.
No processing here. Effect achieved by zooming in while taking a semi-long exposure, hence the "zooming" effect.
Created for Mystic Tribes Challenge
Thanks to Temari09 for final texture.
All work created in Photoshop Beta23 Neural filters, DDG and Blue Willow used in some background images.
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In this Christmas season, it seems appropriate to show at least one bird calling out (sorry, just one calling bird, not four). This bewick's wren flew to a nearby bush, then called out beautifully to alert me of its presence.
I heard a fox sparrow calling, but it took me quite a while to spot it. Although it's in the open here, it was between two large clumps of blackberries, so out of sight except from this one view. Fortunately, this view had a decent background!
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Adult male Kingfisher - Norfolk
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patiently she waits for them to catch up to her and calls them softly to attention in the soft morning light in Kruger national park, South Africa
a bit late..but I like result
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=578PxqKnLdo
I search for silence deep within,
to stop the voices that begin.
The whispers from the past, echoes in my soul,
never dies, never lies, and I cry.
We're standing in an empty room,
with broken dreams that I resume.
Where is strength to leave behind,
tell me where is peace of mind?
Cuz I'm calling, calling, calling to the core.
Help me, see me, find me.
Calling, calling, how do I adore?
Help me, show me, free me.
Lyrics from this beautiful song.
Beautiful male lion calling his pride in the Okavango Delta, Botswana
I take pictures because I like it, not because I am good at it.
The world is like a book and those, who do not travel, only read the first page.
If you only visit 2 continents in your lifetime, visit Africa, twice.
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Somewhere in the sand dunes is a burrow and this Little Penguin's mate. They call to each other and somehow always end up in the right burrow. This litte bird is calling home.
A barn on its last legs and a phone box on the pole. The barn collapsed a few months later. Surprisingly the phone pole also blew over or snapped. (high winds are merciless out there)
Southern Alberta.
Sacred Kingfisher (Todiramphus sanctus)
Trawling through the files today. Indifferent weather and lack of time has meant I haven't had much time to get out.
This male red winged blackbird was calling out to any female that might show interest. It's Spring, after all!
A Stonechat is so called due to its distinctive call which sounds like to small stones or pebbles being knocked together.
Taken on Exmoor
This yellowhammer was calling from his low perch close to a path,presumably to his mate who was close-by.
Normally a very wary bird but on some areas of Dartmoor they have become accustomed to people and will sometimes allow you to get really close,as on this occasion.
Taken on Dartmoor,Devon.