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The hot pink flowers on this Yarrow plant are a new addition to our flower garden. It's always nice to have a new bright spot in one's landscaping plan.
Angels are calling
We still watch over you
By day and through the night
We would never leave you
In your darkest hours
You can always rely on us
If you feel alone
And terribly afraid
Know we are with you
Even if its just for a little while
For every one of you
There is one of us
Looking after you
In this life and the next
It is the same love
That we bestow on you
You might glimpse us
In your car
Or on the bus
Not just in churches
Or in a carol service
But maybe at the last minute
Not expected
With no fuss
The face of a kind stranger
Or someone you thought you knew
One you once lost…
Believe and it will be true
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I can see from the reaction to my first Easter work in this series I am going to be doing some serious catching up when it is done! Thank you all in the meantime, for all your wonderful support.
This is the second work I am showing for my Easter Series for 2023. This one is something to reflect upon in that in-between time when uncertainty can prey on your mind, before Easter Sunday brings an outpouring of joy.
And this image was again taken in Ocklynge Cemetery in Eastbourne, East Sussex, UK.
I have paired this work with ‘If God Will Send His Angels’ by U2, because it was perfect.
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Haripur, Sylhet, Bangladesh
05 September 2014
During the monsoon everyone in rural area in Sylhet, Bangladesh do fishing seasonally as a support to their living. Here in this photo a man was returning to his home at the dusk after fishing at a Haor (is a wetland ecosystem).
Twisting and turning thru the rock cut at Eagle Mills Jct, CN train U745 glides towards the LS&I yard with a train of empty All Rail cars.
NOHA yelling for you to vote today. So glad to cast an early ballot for Biden / Harris#. This current administration has repealed, or is trying to repeal, over 100 environmental protection laws, has opened some of our most protected lands for logging and drilling, and has weakened protections for birds and wildlife. The planet and wildlife we love so much on wildlife Flickr can’t take another four years of this guy. V O T E.
Taken with a D500 + 500mm + 1.4 TC at 1/3200 f/5.6 ISO 1,250.
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RKO_8476.
From the archives. Taken in the wild at the Kgalagadi Transfrontier park in South Africa.
Copyright: Robert Kok. All rights reserved! Watermark protected.
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The Black-tailed Godwits (Limosa limosa) should be returning any moment now.
70% of the European population breeding in the coastal area of the Netherlands. Sadly, numbers have been dropping for decades.
Jonah got the call the message was clear
go to Nineveh in enemy land
the territory was evil and the Lord very vexed
and so they were about to be hexed
with destruction on high
But God in His mercy told Jonah to go
and tell them to turn back
and Jonah thought no
you can't get me to go
I'm hiding and that's that
well he jumped on a ship
headed towards Mars
but the Lord has all the cards
Jonah ended up at Nineveh
when he got a ride from a fish
it wasn't the taxi ride he expected
the calling was clear the subject so dear
change your ways or your not going to stay
alive and well and by the way, how about going to hell
so Jonah did as he was told though he didn't feel very bold
in fact, Jonah though it was over
when low and behold the King got the word
and did just what he was told.
the kingdom was saved
the city rejoiced and Jonah had learned his lesson
do as your told and let the Lord be so bold
because after all it is His kingdom
Calling Pika. Love photographing this high elevation specialist, but man do I hate crawling all over the rocks they live around. Taken with a D500 + 500mm at 1/1250 f/6.3 ISO 800.
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In celebration of the American Bald Eagle being named the symbol of the United States of America some 235 years ago, I encourage everyone to take a moment to think about what the bald eagle means to you.
For many, it brings up feelings of pride, majesty, strength, respects, and freedom ... which of course it does within me as well. It also reminds me of how conservation efforts can save species and insure their survival of the species for many years to come. Either way, the sight of a bald eagle always makes me feel proud.
This pair of eagles was photographed late last year in central Florida at the beginning of breeding season. Many people don't realize it, but Florida has one of the greatest populations of bald eagles in the lower 48, having more than 1500 nesting pairs.
Thanks for stopping by to view.
© 2016 Debbie Tubridy / TNWA Photography
Every autumn, or at the end of a growing season, the leaves on trees change colors. They turn from green to red, yellow, purple, and sometimes blue. This signifies that soon the tree will shed its leaves so that new ones can take their place. But before this happens, people in certain parts of the world get to enjoy a splendid display of color.
Calling All Hinds - Adding the environment to a wildlife subject can often improve the whole outlook of the image. Consider the light, the subject and the scenery. One of my favourite quotes to add a little spice to the ingredient is...'patience isn't a virtue...it's a necessity'.
i wanted to show how grey my hair was getting.
only the boring demarcation
.... bus walks
ego war pings some
then virtue
unnotice
deep hollar hooks bridging the nail with visual leeds
rolling soft barrels
new stereo gear
new amplifiers rolling
the smoking worlds calling
the Only
His engine mod is no good!
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Halifax, NS
"The piece "The Sirens' Calling" (John Greer) in Halifax Nova Scotia is conceptually referring to Greek mythology, recalling the sound of the sirens. Calling us to go further, to pursue, even if the song is muted.
The piece is composed of 4 life-size full back figures that do not have a front, but appear to be shells. They are sourced from existing archaic Greek sculpture, here used symbolically to represent the four cardinal compass points, implying journey and search. North, South, East and West."
« L'œuvre « The Sirens' Calling » (John Greer) à Halifax en Nouvelle-Écosse fait référence conceptuellement à la mythologie grecque, rappelant le son des sirènes. Elle nous appelle à aller plus loin, à poursuivre, même si le chant est atténué.
L'œuvre est composée de 4 figures grandeur nature de dos qui n'ont pas de devant, mais qui semblent être des coquillages. Elles proviennent de sculptures grecques archaïques existantes, utilisées ici symboliquement pour représenter les quatre points cardinaux, impliquant le voyage et la recherche. Nord, Sud, Est et Ouest. »