Oyster Catchers
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This little acrobat will fly off the branch and in short loops will catch the fly, Sometimes I just watch them like bird lovers do with Binoculars.
Please check this one from last year.
www.flickr.com/photos/komotini49/22191441138/in/album-721...
Die Sonne bahnt sich ihren Weg durch Nebel und BƤume!
(Naturpark Neckartal-Odenwald)
The sun makes its way through fog and trees!
Danke an alle, die mein Foto mƶgen, favorisieren und kommentieren!
Thanks to all who like, favorite and comment on my photo!
Believe it or not, I have invented a sunset catcher and will use it to catch every sunset and sell it in parts or as a whole to the highest bidder of all...b.mikic
A spectacular and distinctive flycatcher, the bright red Vermilion Flycatcher inhabits riparian areas and scrub in the southwestern United States and southward. It perches conspicuously, making periodic flights to nab insect prey.
The male Vermilion Flycatcher often seeks to initiate copulation by delivering a butterfly or other showy insect to the female.
The oldest recorded Vermillion Flycatcher was a male, and at least 4 years, 6 months old when he was shot in Mexico in 1972, the same country where he had been banded.
(Nikon 300mm + TC 1.7, 1/500 @ f8, ISO 200)
Thank You, Dianne and Julia, for Identifying this Bird !!
Adjacent to the closed Dream Catcher Jewelry on the way into Monument Valley. With the snow and the backdrop, I thought it made for an interesting shot. This is a similar shot to a few days earlier, but I like this composition with the foreground Dream Catcher
Central Park, Manhattan
It was wonderful to finally meet up with Mimo Khair, an amazing photographer, whom Iāve known virtually (originally through Flickr) for a long time! We had a wonderful morning shooting in Central Park and making fun shots happen!
Yellow-rumped Warbler is one of the best fly catchers!
I often put down the camera and just watch them do their thing.
To survive the hot summer days, the architects of this city designed wind catchers or wind towers that act like natural ventilators. They catch the wind, cool it, and direct the stream of cool wind into the inner spaces. Usually, there are big or small ponds below the wind catchers to make the ventilation more effective.
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Street lamps no longer shine!nteresting pictures Bright-spots
Breathtaking Landscapes and Color
Breathtaking-City-Landscapes
Pictures in the city
Lights off Sunrise, streetlight off!
Sunrise begins , only for early risers ? No , you can also scroll back !
Morgendliche-Camera-Pirsch !
just what: observer and eye-catcher!
nur was fĆ¼r : Beobachter und Hingucker !
What is there to see?
was ist alles zu sehen ?
Sonnenaufgang beginnt. nur fĆ¼r FrĆ¼haufsteher ? Nein , es kann auch zurĆ¼ck geblƤttert werden !
Ein Fotograf ist immer unterwegs ! Day and night !
A photographer is always on the go!
SĆ¼dost Oberbayern, Bayern, Germany , Europa !
Southeastern Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany, Europe!
Breakfast TV Kitchen window or flat roof!
FrĆ¼hstĆ¼cks-Fernsehen KĆ¼chenfenster oder Flachdach !
Oyster Catcher
This photo was taken 2yrs ago at Forsythe NWR
DSC5682 05-01-2018
Camera: Nikon D810
Lens: Nikon 300mm 2X TC
Hello There!
The captured snow reminds me of snowballs. I imagine that if there'd been more snow and colder temperatures, the "snowballs" would have enlarged considerably, but I thought it was neat to see the little pine needle skewers that served to catch the snow.
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Taken at Penrhyn Bay, Wales
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From last night, in Westport ;)
The last one of him doing yoga. Shot was standing at 4.32 meters. No crop.
www.flickr.com/photos/bronosefoetoes/46970554132/sizes/o/ See large here^^^
[NL: Happertje]
Chapel of Saint Antoine (Sint-Antoniuskapel), Leuven, Belgium.
The chapel is remarkable: built in 1617, it looks from the outside just as you might expect. The inside however, is quite another story. Jos Ritzen and Walter Steenhoudt were given the task (1960) to build the crypt and rebuild the chapel upwards from there, without affecting the outside. They created something light and beautiful, with brutalist features.
openchurches.eu/en/churches/sint-antonius-leuven
Father Damien (Pater Damiaan) is buried in this beautiful crypt.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Father_Damien
Made after a suggestion by Bram de Jong
Hair: Dream Catcher by Vanity Hair (available at Tres Chic Event on July 17th.)
Top: Vivian by -Thalia Heckroth-
I watched this Vermillion Fly Catcher for over a half an hour. I was fascinated watching him catch insects.
A fishing boat basks in transient sunshine as it heads south from the port of Mallaig towards its destination and evening's work.
The backdrop, the Isle of Rhum, could hardly be more dramatic with the tops of the mountains under cloud and at least the southern tip of the island in shade. The hidden summit directly above the boat is Sgurr nan Gillean - not to be confused with the similarly named and rather better known Munro adorning the Cuillin ridge on nearby Skye.
This Sgurr nan Gillean summits at a height of 2507' (764m), and thus just qualifies as a Corbett (being over 2500' high) rather than a Munro (which are over 3000').
I took the shot after walking to the edge of town one afternoon searching for an angle on an approaching train from Fort William. After discovering an old farmer's bridge I set up shop there and settled in for the almost two hour wait for the train. As the boat passed by below in the glinting sea I couldn't resist snapping off a couple of shots. Despite shooting on Agfa CT18, the result came out almost monochrome, with the exception of a small area of very pale blue sky. For this reprocessed version I've opted to give it the full mono treatment.
Despite enduring the odd shower I'm happy to say the sun came out again for the main event - BRC&W unit 27001 with a rake of three Mk1 carriages. A proper train.
The shot was taken before the A830 was rebuilt to run between the railway line and the foreshore. So, if this view is still on, it might not be quite as enchanting as it was then!
Commenting off, thanks.
Agfa CT18
20th July 1977