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A figure like shape emerging from the undergrowth of this misty, ethereal woodland. OK, its a fallen tree, but it gets the imagination going :-)
Concealer Moth (Tanyzancla argutella)
One of several flitting around recently.
Happy Wing Wednesday!
Zephaniah 2:3 “Seek the LORD, all you humble of the earth, who carry out what He commands. Seek righteousness, seek humility; perhaps you will be concealed on the day of the LORD’s anger.”
Ice and snow conceal a waterfall.
West Quebec, Canada
Camera: Olympus EM5 MkII
Lens: Olympus 7-14/2.8
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Concealer Moth (Tanyzancla argutella)
Spotted sleeping on our Abelia plant this morning.
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Time is the process of creation, and things of space are results of creation. When looking at space we see the products of creation; when intuiting time we hear the process of creation. Things of space exhibit a deceptive independence. They show off a veneer of limited permanence. Things created conceal the Creator. It is the dimension of time wherein man meets God, wherein man becomes aware that every instant is an act of creation, a Beginning, opening up new roads for ultimate realizations. Time is the presence of God in the world of space, and it is within time that we are able to sense the unity of all beings.
-Abraham Joshua Heschel, The Sabbath
Πάσα ομοιότητα με την παραφροσύνη μέσα στην οποία “ζούμε”(;) δεν είναι ούτε τυχαία ούτε συμπτωματική!
Η επίκληση-επίφαση περί της ασφαλείας των “προβάτων“ υποκρύπτει απλώς και μόνον την υστεροβουλία της βεβαίας μελλοντικής σφαγής.
Διαφορά η οποία στιγματίζει την-λέμε τώρα- “ανθρώπινη“-ξαναλέμε τώρα- “κοινωνία“:
Τα μαντρόσκυλα-ταγοί-όργανα της τάξεως δεν συμμετέχουν στην δολιότητα και πράγματι υπερασπίζονται το ποίμνιο με αυταπάρνηση στις επιθέσεις των πάσης φύσεως “λύκων“ .
Any resemblance to the insanity in which we "live" (?) is neither accidental nor accidental!
The invocation-emphasis on the safety of the "sheep" simply conceals the reluctance of the certain future slaughter.
A difference that stigmatizes the - ostensibly - "human" -ostensibly- "society":
The mastiffs-order-instruments of the order do not participate in the deceit and indeed defend the flock with self-denial in the attacks of all kinds of "wolves".
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This Rufous-tailed Jacamar was hunting from a somewhat concealed perch in a strip of wooded area next to a fairly large pond during our Pantanal trip earlier this month. It was fun to watch as it flew out to grab insects. This bird was incredibly fast, it almost seemed like it was running on a different clock than we were.
Galbula ruficauda
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We will be doing this trip again next year, if you think you might be interested more information is available here: www.texastargetbirds.com/group-photo-trips/2018-brazil-s-...
Iglesia de Santa María la Mayor, Daimiel, Ciudad Real, Castilla-La Mancha, España.
La iglesia parroquial de Santa María la Mayor es el edificio más antiguo de Daimiel, provincia de Ciudad Real (España). Su origen se remonta al siglo XIV, si bien la fachada sur es del siglo XV y la torre del XVI.
Su estructura es la típica de los templos góticos, si bien se ha sido muy desfigurada por sucesivas restauraciones. Es en la parte norte donde se conservan la mayor parte de los vestigios de esta época, de los que cabe destacar sus elevados contrafuertes acabados en agujas, así como la puerta de la Umbría, constituida por un arco ojival y dos sencillos capiteles con adorno vegetal. La otra puerta original tiene cuatro columnas, con capiteles decorados con hojas y frutos. Se encuentra cegada desde tiempos de la construcción del coro, y actualmente se encuentra muy deteriorada. La otra puerta, que hoy es la principal, se llama del Sol y está constituida por un arco acortinado, protegido por un pórtico soportado sobre dos columnas que sostienen la galería que oculta la fachada original de la iglesia.
El interior de la iglesia está dividido en tres naves que son sostenidas por cuatro pilares. Sobre estos se adosan columnas que sostienen arcos torales y formeros. Sus capiteles parecen representar signos ocultos, e incluso algunos estudios los vinculan con la orden del temple. Los más representativos son los del conejo, la sirena, el rostro inmutable y la serpiente. La torre es muy posterior a la construcción original del templo, y está formada por varios cuerpos muy bien diferenciados. La consagración de las primeras campanas se efectuó el 4 de agosto de 1620, y en el 1816 la torre sufrió graves daños por causa de una tormenta y fue reedificada en 1818.
Sus retablos y el altar original se perdieron en el año 1936 durante la guerra civil. Actualmente se conserva en su interior la imagen del Stmo. Cristo de la Expiración, que logró salvarse de la barbarie de la guerra, y que se atribuye a la escuela de Alonso Cano.
En el coro bajo de la iglesia existe una lápida en la que se dio sepultura 1825 a Joaquín Ibáñez Cuevas, barón de Eroles, héroe de la guerra de la independencia, y que falleció a su paso por Daimiel el 22 de agosto de 1825.
Fue declarada bien de interés cultural con categoría de monumento el 28 de septiembre de 1989.
The parish church of Santa María la Mayor is the oldest building in Daimiel, in the province of Ciudad Real (Spain). Its origins date back to the 14th century, although the south façade dates from the 15th century and the tower from the 16th.
Its structure is typical of Gothic churches, although it has been greatly disfigured by successive restorations. It is in the northern part that most of the vestiges from this period are preserved, of which the most notable are its high buttresses topped with spires, as well as the Umbría Gate, consisting of a pointed arch and two simple capitals with plant ornamentation. The other original gate has four columns, with capitals decorated with leaves and fruits. It has been blocked since the construction of the choir and is currently in a very poor state. The other gate, which is now the main one, is called the Sun Gate and consists of a curtained arch, protected by a portico supported by two columns that support the gallery that conceals the original façade of the church.
The interior of the church is divided into three naves supported by four pillars. These are supported by columns that support the transverse and transverse arches. Their capitals appear to represent occult symbols, and some studies even link them to the Templar Order. The most representative are the rabbit, the mermaid, the immutable face, and the serpent. The tower dates much later than the original construction of the church and is made up of several distinct sections. The consecration of the first bells took place on August 4, 1620, and in 1816 the tower suffered serious damage due to a storm and was rebuilt in 1818.
Its altarpieces and the original altar were lost in 1936 during the Civil War. The image of the Most Holy Christ of the Expiration, which was saved from the barbarity of war and is attributed to the school of Alonso Cano, is currently preserved inside.
In the lower choir of the church, there is a tombstone where Joaquín Ibáñez Cuevas, Baron of Eroles, a hero of the War of Independence, was buried in 1825. He died while passing through Daimiel on August 22, 1825.
It was declared a site of cultural interest with the category of monument on September 28, 1989.
The Church of St. Martin in Landshut (in the background) is a medieval church in the German city located in the state of Bavaria. St. Martin's Church, along with Trausnitz Castle and the celebration of the Landshuter Hochzeit (wedding), are the most important landmarks and historical events of Landshut. This Brick Gothic landmark is the tallest church in Bavaria, and the tallest brick building as well as church in the world. It is also the 2nd tallest brick structure in the world (after Anaconda Smelter Stack), made without steel supports. St. Martin's church has a height of 130.6 metres (428 ft).
In the foreground, we see the market place.
This evening, I took a picture of its backside.
Hey everyone! Sorry it's been a little while. I've been on holidays for the past two weeks but don't worry, I've been taking lots and lots of photos that I am so excited to share. I felt a little rusty getting back into it, but feel confident with the work that I've produced.
I reconnected with the beautiful Becky whom you may all recognise from this photograph. She is not only an incredibly talented dancer, but an incredibly wonderful person. We ventured off to this beautiful location in the Blue Mountains and had it all to ourselves for an hour or two. It was definitely worth the hike and turned out to be one of my favourite days of 2016 so far. I don't know about you guys, but I'm getting a little Jane from Tarzan vibe.
Martinetito, Least Bittern (Ixobrychus exilis)
Estas en RD: Residente no Comun (Rnc)
también llamada avetorillo panamericano (Ixobrychus exilis) es una especie de ave pelecaniforme de la familia Ardeidae. Su área de distribución cubre la mayor parte del continente americano.
The least bittern (Ixobrychus exilis) is a small heron, the smallest member of the family Ardeidae found in the Americas.
The least bittern is an elusive bird. They spend much time straddling reeds. When alarmed, the least bittern freezes in place with its bill pointing up, turns its front and both eyes toward the source of alarm, and sometimes sways to resemble wind-blown marsh vegetation. This is perhaps a predator-avoidance behaviour, since its small size makes the bittern vulnerable to many potential predators. Thanks to its habit of perching among the reeds, the least bittern can feed from the surface of water that would be too deep for the wading strategy of other herons. The least bittern and much larger and different-looking American bittern often occupy the same wetlands but may have relatively little interaction because of differences in foraging habits, preferred prey, and timing of breeding cycles.
These birds nest in large marshes with dense vegetation from southern Canada to northern Argentina. The nest is a well-concealed platform built from cattails and other marsh vegetation. The female lays four or five eggs, in extreme cases from two to seven. The eggs are pale blue or green. Both parents feed the young by regurgitating food. A second brood is often produced in a season.
Scientific classification
Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:Chordata
Class:Aves
Order:Pelecaniformes
Family:Ardeidae
Genus:Ixobrychus
Species:I. exilis
Binomial name
Ixobrychus exilis
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A powerful, raptor native to the montane forests of Southern and Southeast Asia. It is easily distinguished by its prominent black crest, broad wings, and heavily barred underparts. A formidable apex predator, it primarily hunts mammals, birds, and reptiles, often striking from a concealed perch within the dense canopy.
These eagles are known for their spectacular territorial displays, involving high-altitude soaring and vocalizations. They build massive stick nests high in large trees, typically near water sources. They are a bit elusive and their preference for high-altitude habitats make them a prized sighting for bird photographers.
Shot this flying above the dense forests of North Bengal where it was hunting on the slopes.
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A Savanna Nightjar (Caprimulgus affinis) was resting at its nesting ground with pin drop silence. It is impossible to a photographer to spot it under such camouflaged condition on the ground. It looks like a degraded piece of wood on the uneven soil. Pics was taken from Purulia outskirts in West Bengal, India.
Les Éperviers d'Europe volent bas, à très faible hauteur au-dessus du sol, profitant souvent de l'abri des haies, des buissons pour se dissimuler et pour mener une attaque foudroyante.
Eurasian Sparrowhawks fly low, very close to the ground, often taking advantage of the shelter of hedges and bushes to conceal themselves and carry out a lightning attack.
El gavilán europeo vuela bajo, a muy poca altura sobre el suelo, aprovechando muchas veces el refugio de setos y arbustos para esconderse y realizar un ataque relámpago.
After walking up Y Garn to get onto the Nantlle Ridge it was rather pleasant. Passing clouds concealed the imposing ridge of Mynydd Drws-y-Coed and our new friend for the day walking his 11 year old dog caught up with us.
I've never seen low clouds caught on a ridge blowing over. The light was short lived before we were covered in low cloud and a bit of rain.
Concealer Moth (Olbonoma triptycha)
Spotted on a leaf of our Pittosporum tree, Not its usual resting place so its colours don't blend.
The golden autumnal canopy of a twisted Beech Tree shrouds the Sulby River as it makes its way down through Tholt-Y-Will Glen. I’ve shot this particular gorge countless times, but this particular angle is one I’ve never tried before. I was drawn to the triangular rock and its interaction with the swirling water in the bottom right of the frame. The kiss of soft light coming in over my shoulder was the cherry on top of the cake. It’s been an incredibly productive Autumn for me as I’ve got a massive backlog of shots to work through and November still has plenty more yet to give 🍂
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this was the result of a little experiment I set myself, to take a single shot of something that is a part of an ordinary day. was kinda surprised with the result as I barely ever take one shot if it's a conceptual image and I almost always use the last of at least a dozen frames.
(after seeing it on screen, it reminded me a little of one of rebekka's recent uploads which is purely coincidental, I wish I was even a little close to that woman's level of
photography :)