continuing photos on Flickr

Continuing shoe studies... by Victoria Buchan-Dyer

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An essential part of early years education!

Suturing ......... by uncontrollable_man

Birthplace. Continued. by Steph Bannister

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Found hinges, welded to make a frame. Taken back to the setting in which they were found, which happens to be the hospital where I was born, and re-photographed.

Continue.. by noemiep13

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backyard with grape arbor by phillip maisel

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the deck is nice too

The drumming continues by Ric Almack

Continuing Ed Time by acdccamp2008

Tradition continues by Loopy Louey

and continues... by Angela Morley

Still talking to Troy!

creme fresch continued by ilan katin

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Hidden Cache and Red Top by Monty VanderBilt

Continuing up the hill behind the hidden cache

continuing by kalikali

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Salon formation continue by EXPRESS ROULARTA

Bobolink spotted at the Wilds 5 by jbillings06

I'm continuing to catch up on posting "new to me birds".

This past spring, my dad and I went to the Wilds (thewilds.columbuszoo.org/) near Cumberland, Ohio, and opted to take the Wild Side truck tour. The tour is more costly, but worth the extra money in my opinion. The truck can go anywhere and offers an up-close and personal tour with a small group and an individual guide. When I mentioned I was interested in birding, our guide Michelle managed to find a Bobolink for me. I had never seen one before.

Below is a description about the Bobolink and a web link from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology's All About Birds website ...

Perched on a grass stem or displaying in flight over a field, breeding male Bobolinks are striking. No other North American bird has a white back and black underparts (some have described this look as wearing a tuxedo backwards). Added to this are the male’s rich, straw-colored patch on the head and his bubbling, virtuosic song. As summer ends he molts into a buff and brown female-like plumage. Though they’re still fairly common in grasslands, Bobolink numbers are declining.

www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/bobolink/id

Engagement Session (Continued) by Sentimental Moments Photography

work continues by Roscoe Ellis

Work continues in late November on the Riverwalk extension project. This shot taken from my back patio overlooking the San Antonio River.

Moraes Moreira, o ídolo de Dendengoso by Biotrio

Continue acompanhando as aventuras do Biotrio em www.petrobras.com.br/biotrio

Erosion Continues by Ryan Mallady

Virgin River Narrows

Zion National Park, Utah

Bryce-Zion Roadtrip, Day 5

Continued Construction of Clay Oven by Robin Corley

rrc-continuing_education_instructor_appreciation-december_2012-023 by RRC Polytech

Continuing Education Instructor Appreciation December 2012

Continuing up the path to Sinhagad by chris.madison

I stopped to take pictures....the lady carrying eggs didn't pass me.....

Letter continued by Rebecca Otto

The party continues... by dotzero

fondue continues by Andrew Miller

circle mosaic by Krystal Persaud

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10th Annual Continuing Education Seminar by WEDU PBS

The 10th Annual WEDU PBS and Community Foundation of Tampa Bay Continuing Education Seminar was held on September 17, 2015 at WEDU PBS.

Filming continues by Blake Thelen

Continuing the butter theme, I'm trying C's butter under cheese. And we are laughing like 12 year-olds at this label. by Stephen hizKNITS

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Posted by twitter.com/hizKNITS

Continued bounty. by ghouliegrrrl

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continued sheepghan by innerchildcrochet

continuing mfa by brice_bischoff

Relax bored continued by PhotoLab507

only bored in colour this time

continuing up by John Morrow

Seeing the Exit 105A State Capitol/City Center and Exit 105B Port of Olympia Overhead sign and 14th Ave. SE Overpass on I-5 North in Olympia, WA 7-26-14. by vannmarcus932

Continuing North at Milepost 105 near Henderson Blvd. and Olympia City Limits in Thurston County.

and so it continues by jokr and lurn(r.i.p) [44carat]

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the boredom continues,oder inspired blue stripe!

VNG Soldiers continue water main pipeline damage assessment in Damascus by Virginia Guard Public Affairs

Virginia National Guard Soldiers assigned to the Cedar Bluff-based 1033rd Engineer Company, 276th Engineer Battalion, 329th Regional Support Group continue a water main pipeline damage assessment mission Oct. 7, 2024, in Damascus, Virginia. The Soldiers used GPS and tablets to document damage or exposed sections of a 12-inch water main pipeline that runs from the Town of Damascus to Taylors Valley in Washington County. The support from the Soldiers helps with the restoration of more than six miles of water main pipeline that provides water to the town. Read more at vngpao.info/mr2x6d7n. (U.S. Army National Guard photo courtesy 1033rd Engineer Company)

Continuing, to Zandvoort by CarnyNL