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I've heard yellow-bellied sapsuckers calling out in the woods here at Lake Meyer Park this summer, but they've always been hidden high in the treetops. Today I finally got to see one down low. I'm hoping there's a young yellow-bellied sapsucker or two in the area that will make an appearance in the next couple weeks.
Pausing at Hood Bridge, the fireman of ex-GWR Pairie No.5542, calls the signalman for access to the loop at Staverton.
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An oriental pied hornbill (anthracoceros albirostris) calling for its mate from the top of a tree. Photographed on Hat Yao Noi, Phang Nga, Thailand.
I just returned from a week in Churchill, Manitoba. With the high water levels this year the returns of shorebirds seems to be way down, but there were certainly no shortage of other birds.
I photographed this Pacific Loon in one of the "pothole" ponds in the tundra just before sunset on our second day in town.
"It was nine twenty-nine
Nine twenty-nine, back street, big city
The sun was going down
There was music all around, it felt so right
It was one of those nights
One of those nights when you feel the world stop turning
You were standing there
There was music in the air
I should have been away
But I knew I had to stay"
Last Train To London - ELO - live
[... and yes, the title is a reference to The Clash - 'London Calling']
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My first Blue Hour in London and my first time standing on the Tower Bridge - the sky was breathtakingly dramatic and we just loved to stroll around (although it was very chilly this evening) ...
We would have been in London again this week - but then Corona happened ... I will be back sometime :)
Take care !
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Meine erste Blaue Stunde in London:
Blick von der Tower Bridge auf den "Splitter" (The Shard) und das Rathaus ("City Hall")
Der Himmel war an diesem Abend atemberaubend dramatisch ... und wir haben unseren Spaziergang ausgedehnt, auch wenn es sehr sehr frisch war :)
Wir wären diese Woche eigentlich in London gewesen - dann kam Corona ... bis zum nächsten Mal, London !
Passt auf euch auf !
It was touching to see the behavior of this mated pair of Oystercatchers that, I assume, lost a hatchling. During the hour that we observed them, they kept searching and calling along a rusty conduit. The female, at on point, perhaps due to exhaustion, sat down and the male gently touched her beak with his. Because it is still early in the season, they will likely have a new clutch within ten days or so.
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This Eagle was calling to their mate and within a couple minutes the other eagle showed up.
London calling to the faraway towns
Now that war is declared and battle come down
London calling to the underworld
Come out of the cupboard, all you boys and girls
Taken near London Drugs, downtown Vancouver
This is part of a gully wash created on the bluffs of Perdido Bay in Baldwin County, Alabama, following Hurricane Sally.
Coming in hot at Okemos, westbound L302 splits the now retired intermediates that were victims of the upgrades that were spurred by the FRA's dislike of the condition of their pole line on the Plymouth Sub. A battered YN2 smokes it up as they will soon slow for Lansing and stop to work Ensel Yard before continuing west.