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Found this hooded oriole having a ball splashing about in the water on a hot day in south Texas. It was quite the social bird, putting on a dazzling display of bathing and water splashing. The hooded oriole is one of 10 different oriole species that can be found in North America.
I know that many of us can relate to the heat these days. 107 degrees as we traveled through Colorado yesterday afternoon. The good news for us is that if we travel upwards in elevation, it gets tremendously cooler ... often by 20-25 degrees, sometimes more. I hope that everyone finds ways to cool off this summer. :-)
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The lovely old stone bridge crossing over the crystal clear water of the River Derwent at Grange near Keswick in the Lake District.
Anna enjoys soaking her front feet in the water bucket, even if it means dirtying the herd's water supply. I had just noticed that the bucket was brimming with fresh, clean water, filled by the morning's volunteer. Anna does this more during the summer, to cool off, I assume, so it was strange to see her soaking her feet on a cloudy spring day.
Was a hot July weekend when we ventured over to Pot Branch Falls. The air was still, but as we got nearer the falls the temperature began to drop. The cool water was refreshing after hiking in the hot afternoon sun.
On an extremely hot day in Dawlish this duck decided it was time to flap wildly and use the water to cool down.
beim heutigen heißen Vor-Sommer-Wetter ist es eine gute Idee, einfach mal abzutauchen... mach's wie der Frosch! ;-)))
A Lenticular Cloud ~ View Large On White
(sorry about the lousy quality...this was shot with a little p&s - all I had with me at the time)
Love the distorted hand in this one.
JR got this cool toy for his son at the Maine Wildlife Park... I think we've played with it more now!
SPONSORED:
---Skin with Eyebrows (Worn on Lelutka Zo Head): [VELVETVUE] – Noely Skin – Find it @ Sleigh VS Slay
OTHER CREDITS:
---Hair: MAGIKA
---Eyeliner: REVERIE
---Jacket & Top: IMPERIA
And they were cool! But I am in need of some blue! I don't remember such a long, prolonged, cold. Working on fuel tank sender and even in brilliant sunshine it needed hats, and the wind increased and became bitter again. All the folk preparing boats to race in two weeks time were complaining ....Lol! Never seen such a lack of enthusiasm. So not just me getting soft in my old age - this has been awful weather.
We paid a visit to Bamburgh today and had a walk along the beach. This dog was thoroughly enjoying itself, cooling off in the sea, on one of the hottest days of the year so far!
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One of the few cool and crisp mornings we have had. Funny thing is this snow and ice was only present on this side of the river and for only a couple of hours.
View large on black!
Day 89 of the 365 days of photography project.
The cool Liverpool waterfront at Princes dock.
Discovered at Liverpool
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C-GUUL, a Boeing 737-8 MAX 8, on approach to runway 06R at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississauga, Ontario.
It was arriving as DAT505 (1263343 Alberta Inc., doing business as Lynx Air) from its home base at Calgary, Alberta.
Serial number 42846 first flew on November 21, 2019 as N5573L. It was to have been SE-RTN with Norwegian Air Sweden AOC AB of Marsta, Sweden, but was never delivered. It later became EI-GZM with SMBC Aviation Capital Limited of Dublin, Ireland, then was stored at Victorville, California.
It became C-GUUL on July 27, 2022 and was flown from Victorville to Calgary, Alberta.
Lynx Air was the latest Canadian ULCC in an increasingly competitive domestic market. It ceased operations at 2:01AM (Eastern Standard Time) on February 26, 2024.