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Today was sooo exciting was out banding for the first time in ages due to scheduling conflicts and we only caught 6 birds BUT one of them was this Sharp Shinned Hawk-first time we've ever caught a Sharpie in the net
Couldn't actually band it....we needed ageolius' for that! I couldn't wait to post a shot right away-hope you enjoy!
Yes he did get pretty ruffled up-we should have made him look prettier!
This topic is approached by considering the 'composition opportunity', 'making it' in this sphere. They may instead act to maintain the precarious working situation we find ourselves in.
I took in the Damien Hirst exhibition at the Tate Modern in London this weekend.
Some looked for ages in wonderment i trotted through fairly briskly.
A replica of the Palmyra Arch – a 2,000-year-old Syrian architectural landmark believed to have been destroyed in the Syrian conflict – has been erected in London's Trafalgar Square.
The 15-feet-high (4.6-metre-high) replica was officially unveiled by mayor Boris Johnson on Tuesday afternoon, and will be on display in the UK capital for three days.
It will then go on show in public spaces around the world including Dubai and New York, before it is expected to take up a permanent spot in Palmyra near to the location of the original arch.
Experts from Oxford and Harvard universities worked on the project with the Institute for Digital Archaeology (IDA).
70020 accelerates through Water Orton with 6H62 Walsall Freight Terminal to Earles Sidings discharged cement recorded for posterity as 170107 slides through almost unnoticed with a Birmingham bound service. The platform indicators continually kept rebooting with there now being conflicting times.
Mural by Tristan Eaton aka @tristaneaton seen on the wall of the parking garage adjacent to Jack Casino in Cleveland Ohio.
Drone photo by James aka Urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee
This Alligator was not easing into the water, he was laying motionless like this for the longest time. Head in - tail out. Shipyard Plantation, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
Backstory: Was looking through my go to app for inspiration beyond my own to transform a selfie and bingo there it was. I’d just shaved half my face which gave the selfie a bit of an edge, even more so after the make over.
Apps used: This is one of my fave apps I go to as a break from from my usual creative process, where I can sit back and let this app do what it does and little interference by me.
If you’re into selfies and portraits, this app gives you lots of choices to manipulate and make- over any face you can throw at it. Fun and good for a laugh. The one and only Photo Lab.
So I've had these two lovely for awhile now and actually got them before their debut release which actually came earlier then said but whateves as I still got them cheaper at Justice and I have to say they are easily becoming a fave!
Ps: had a better pic but it's stuck on my the iphone app smh
Hello everyone, haven’t posted anything for a short time mostly because of the conflict in Ukraine. As someone who is interested in military vehicles from ww2 till now I have not felt te urge to post any of my new builds nor play my favorite game war thunder where I get most of my ideas from. I still hope the conflict will end soon and that the loss of life ends quickly on both sides. My prayers go out for the people of Ukraine. As for my builds I’m just gonna keep on building things that intrest me. Now for my update strv 103b it now has a functional suspension, something many people have asked about on Reddit. Wasn’t to difficult to implement but I didn’t change anything else since I happy with how it still looks.
This is a billboard using my art that's up right now off the 202 in Phoenix...advertising local jeweler Oliver Smith. I first saw this from a plane landing at night.. super cool spot..
A crimson-rumped tanager has a bit of a dispute with a clay-coloured thrush (Costa Rica's national bird).
Tico Rainforest B&B, Sapapiqui, Costa Rica.
The Bridge of Remembrance which links Oxford and Cambridge Terraces over the Avon River at Cashel Street was opened on Armistice Day, 11 November 1924.
It was opened by the Governor-General, Admiral of the Fleet, Lord Jellicoe, who had previously laid the foundation stone on Anzac Day, 25 April 1923.
The Bridge and its Arch of Remembrance serve as a memorial to servicemen and women of two World Wars and subsequent conflicts in Korea, Malaya, Borneo, and Vietnam.
Two young chacma baboons have a spat over something. A moment later they were again friends and grooming each other.
Kruger NP, South Africa
Digital painting with Procreate five, iPad Pro, and Apple Pencil.
I’m not sure if this one is done or not…