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Three shots of a fairly dark Swainson's Hawk in the process of capturing and eating an insect of unknown species. Borrego Valley, San Diego County.
Tonight I got my first lightning photos. It was a frustrating process and I took over 400 pictures! 99% of them were awful or of nothing but the clouds. I always seemed to be a second too slow or get distracted at just the wrong time! I think the first capture was the best. Perhaps I get the money shot during the next storm! I'm now sorting through a bunch of "cool cloud" shots.
A friend called to say that bees had swarmed in a bush near her house. Here’s Becky suiting up to transfer the swarm-ball to a cardboard box.
The Golan Heights. The Golan Heights borders Israel, Lebanon, Syria and Jordan. According to Israel, it has captured 1,150 square kilometers.
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SM Stephen, LPB Glenn, TM Daniel, ASM Jackie, and TM Steven unloading some Easter Bags at store 10617 ready to spread some joy across our communities we serve and make a positive difference in our Youth.
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Double Bridges
Lee’s Retreat
April 6, 1865
In this ground, the Confederate column and wagon train became bogged down while crossing Sailor’s Creek. The Union forces in pursuit then assailed the Southerners and captured a large number of prisoners and wagons before darkness put an end to the fighting.
Late in the afternoon of April 6, 1865, the Confederate wagon train that had passed Holt’s Corner and then turned south at James S. Lockett’s farm toward Rice’s Station began crossing the two bridges here, across Little Sailor’s Creek and Big Sailor’s Creek in this low ground.
The wagons, which jammed the narrow road and small bridges, soon bogged down. Behind this roadblock, to the north, Confederate Gen. John B. Gordon’s corps took up positions near the Lockett House as Union Gen. Andrew A. Humphreys closed in with his 2nd Corps.
Near sunset, the fighting at the Lockett House intensified, and the Confederates began to withdraw. Darkness ended the fighting but not before the Federals had captured 1,300 prisoners, 3 guns, 70 ambulances, and more than 300 supply wagons. The remainder of the Confederate soldiers and wagons retreated in the darkness toward High Bridge.