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Floral pigments have a large role to play in pollination of flowers by animals. This flower's radiating lines led directly to the pollen filled center of the blossom.
Sadly a declining bird in much of the U.K ,this iconic bird with its amazing evocative call,is thankfully still quite plentiful on its breeding grounds of the northern moors.
Taken on a recent trip to the Yorkshire Dales.
Five year old female puma (puma concolor), “Escarcha” calling to her two kittens. Moms and kittens use soft, high-pitched chirps or whistles to call to each other. This specialized contact call allows the mother to locate stray kittens or guide her litter through the brush without alerting nearby prey or predators.
Torres del Paine, Patagonia, Chile
Conservation status: Least Concern
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This is my old phone that I came across a couple of years ago. I love flea markets. This baby sure is a heavy piece of equipment.
That Grand kids find it interesting.
Smile on Saturday
Una sesión de fotografía nocturna en compañía de buenos amigos con una embarcación abandonada.
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A nighttime photography session with good friends on an abandoned boat.
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'Play on words'. ' Calling Elvis' a song by Mark Knopfler, on the album 'On every street' by Dire Straits.
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Pose Le Poppycock Sweet Stuff Series "I paid for all your Burritos"
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Colour re-edit of a shot from July 2018.
Wishing you all a fantastic, and safe, weekend of photography ahead.
Dunnock in the undergrowth
The dunnock is a small bird, about the size of a robin, which is common in gardens, parks, hedgerows, scrub and along woodland edges. Dunnocks are shy birds, hopping about in low vegetation and around the edge of lawns, feeding on small insects, worms and seeds. When two males meet, however, they become animated with territorial calling and wing-flicking. Males and females will form strong pairs, but the female will still mate with another male, so neither male knows who the father is and both supply her chicks with food. They nest in hedges or shrubs, laying up to five eggs.
The O2 Peninsula extending its "antennae" callinmg folks to their gigs while its glass entrance offers a skyline reflection of London on the opposute side of the Thames ...
Happy New Year! The male Tufted Duck is generally silent except during courtship when it makes a low whistle. I was lucky to hear this one during September on one of the shallow lakes at Slimbridge.
I am calling you
Can't you hear me
I am calling you
A hot dry wind blows right through me
Your baby's crying and I can't sleep
But we all know a change is coming
Coming closer, sweet release
I am calling you
I know you hear me
I am calling you
Oh, whoa, yeah. Oh
I am calling you
I am calling you
"Angels help you pick up necessary pieces of your and leave the others behind." ~Author Unknown~
"Positive thinking creates a doorway through which Angels love to walk." ~Author unknown~
I went to Second Norway to rent a slip for our catamaran there! On my way back to the airport I got off the train at a wrong station and got completely lost! Thanks gosh there is virtual Uber!
Lewes, DE
On October 1st the Point reopened. The Point is a dune in Cape Henlopen State Park that separates the Atlantic Ocean from the Delaware Bay. It is closed from March through September for nesting and migratory birds. It fully reopened to the public this past Thursday. During late fall and winter, one can walk the entire length of the Point which, to my understanding, is two miles in length. My sons and I just happened to be in the park on Thursday and walked the distance that day. I was standing on the tip of the Point, on a gorgeous afternoon, when I took this shot.