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Some may recognize this eagle from an earlier post. I’ve re-positioned it against a different background from the same time in order to combine the best of the day’s offerings.
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Thank you to Storm my brother for being the big bad wolf.
A pied kingfisher (Ceryle rudis) was giving his fish catch some nasty thrashes on the bamboo log before the feast. Fortunately it hunted right in front of my boat and continued the process of fish handling for some time. Unfortunately I could not manage a more closer frame due to hyacinth blockage. The bokeh transitions on backdrop made it like a painting! Pics was taken from Purbasthali, West Bengal, India.
With mismatching number boards, BCOL 4620 hustles a small train 406, by the old train station in Rothesay, New Brunswick. It's a requirement for me to get out and shoot as many of these cowls as possible before they end up in storage. The fact that this leader is a BC Rail cowl makes it that much better.
January 6, 2020.
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The early morning sun, just a short walk before work to breath, to have a wide view.
It was a long day but I ended it like it started ;-)
As you can see, the male Bowerbird has this funky pink crest that adorns the back of his head and the nape of the neck. THis was the best shot I could get of it as he obviously wasn't trying to attract me with his charms.
"The males, which grow to about 35cm long, have to construct a twin-walled tunnel bower, stretching 1m long and 45cm high, within a cleared ‘courtyard’ just to catch the glance of a female. And even if he builds and maintains the tallest, most robust bower in the region, he’s still not going to get much of a glance if he’s not decorating it at either end with hundreds of colourful paraphernalia – rocks, seeds, bones, shells, pieces of glass, and all kinds of plastic objects of all kinds of colours.
The idea is for the female to enter the bower tunnel to inspect the male’s handiwork, while also inspecting his own pink crest, which he’ll show off to her in the most enthusiastic fashion" Australian Geographic
How Romantic!
heavily cropped picture of a Green heron with its morning breakfast catch
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♪♫ Now that you know, this is my life
I won't be told what's supposed to be right
Catch my breath, no one can hold me back, I ain't got time for that
Catch my breath, won't let them get me down, it's all so so simple now
You helped me see
The beauty in everything ♪♫
Nungwi is a fishermen village with picturesque beaches on the northern tip of Zanzibar. You can reach it in about 60 minutes from Stone Town by car.
Everywhere you go you can see the traditional fisherman's boats and if you are lucky you can see the people carrying their catch home.
White-fronted Geese are unusual visitors to Surrey but this winter there have been a number reported around the county. This was one of three reported close to home over the Christmas period so it was good to catch up up with them recently.
An osprey rises out of the Indian River Inlet in coastal Delaware, a fresh catch clutched in its talons. I was camping at Delaware Seashore State Park, and as evening settled in and the tide began to shift, a group of ospreys started circling over the inlet. I grabbed my camera and the longest zoom lens I had with me, then found a spot along the rocky bank to watch for a while. It was a beautiful time of day, calm and golden, with the birds diving one after another into the water in search of a meal.
I was firing off shots as best I could, trying to track whichever bird flew into frame. Most of them veered away, but this one came up and, for a brief moment, was angled straight toward me. When I reviewed the burst later, I was happy to see that I had managed to capture part of the action just after its dive.
I do not usually photograph birds or spend much time bird-watching, but that evening reminded me how peaceful it can be to sit by the water, watch, and try to capture a small piece of the rhythm unfolding around you.
Two bald eagles go after the same dead duck at Loess Bluffs National Wildlife Refuge near Mound City, Mo. Neither ended up with the duck as it dropped to the ground.
Still the Imperial War Museum was picking up some gorgeous light so I kept on shooting....................,
The bridge lights change colour so I waited for the red to offset the blues,
Thanks for looking,
Chris.
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Come and be with me babe
Come as you are
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Don't let me fade away
Don't let me fade away
Come catch a feeling
It left a fire in me
Eyes wide open
I'm dreaming
Come catch a feeling, it's electryfying me
Eyes wide open, i'm dreaming
Free falling baby, awake before i'm down
Free falling baby, awake before i'm down
Free falling baby, I need to feel love
Come hold me babe, I need to feel love