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Alistair Cook catches Brendan Nash on the boundary to end the west Indies 2nd Innings.
Lords 8th May 2008
A sheep decides that the nearby houses grass is much greener than that of it's field and make a bid for freedom.
The Great escape comes to an end...
I especially drove out of my way to catch these locos on their excursion train in Clarkdale AZ, only to arrive on "maintenance day". It didn't run did it!
However, a quick visit to the six-stall "roundhouse" allowed me to introduce myself, and seek permission to get this portrait.
The crewman told me that at time, 2000, there were only 12 FP7s operational in the US- don't know what figure that is now?
Even my partner got to handle some of the birds and he was supposed to be a spectator and on photography duty! This is Rosco a Great Horned Owl. His eyes were amazing, you couldn't help staring at them but this could have led to a confrontation. A great day at Icarus Falconry.
The fishing was good; it was the catching that was bad. Or like Steven Wright says: There's a fine line between fishing and just standing on the shore like an idiot. Two guys fishing this afternoon at Lake Rudan in Handen.
Protetto dai rovi e dai cespugli un uccello se ne sta in posa
Protected by pushes and nails a bird is posing for me.
The Day With Goats is happening now! Yellowstone Nature Connection and Lily Roach's Goats were a big hit at Little Geyers Daycare Center.
Taken on Sumburgh Head, Shetland. This bird was waiting for me to go away so that it could enter it's burrow.
Before we lost the frisbee. She's getting to be a pretty formidable frisbee player, she can catch on the fly, she's so much faster than any human over the ground and boy, once she's got hold of it you won't get it back!!
If you have the chance to catch the Neville Companye's Live Steel Demo, don't pass it up. It's exciting and informative. These people really know what they're doing.
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Saturday, February 27 at 1:30pm
Edenvale Branch Library
Music and dance educator Tina Rogers presents an energetic movement program that incorporates a variety of music and dance styles. Feel the rhythm and get ready to move! For children 4 and up.
This program was sponsored by the Edenvale Friends of the Library.