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So far, this site contains the following raptors (Not counting vultures):
1......African Fish Eagle
2.....Aplomado Falcon
3.....American Bald Eagle
4.....American Kestrel
5.....Augar Buzzard
6.....Australian Kestrel
7......Barred Owl
8.....Bat Falcon
9.....Bateleur Eagle
10....Black-collared Hawk
11.....Black-crested Snake Eagle
12....Black Kite
13....Black-shouldered Kite
14....Black-winged Kite
15....Board-winged Hawk
16....Boreal Owl
17.....Brahminy Kite
18....Brown Falcon
19....Burrowing Owl
20...Changable Hawk-eagle
21....Chimango Caracara
22...Common Black Hawk
23...Common Buzzard
24...Common Kestrel
25...Gray Hawk
26....Crane Hawk
27.....Crested Goshawk
28....Crested Serpent Eagle
29....Cuban Black Hawk
30....Cuban Pygme Owl
31.....Double-toothed Kite
32....Eastern Screech Owl
33....Eurasian Hobby
34....Eurasian Marsh Harrier
35....Grasshopper Buzzard
36....Gray-faced Buzzard
37.....Gray-headed Fish Eagle
38....Great Black Hawk
39....Great Gray Owl
40....Greater Spotted Eagle
41....Gundlack's Hawk
42.....Gurney's Eagle
43....Harris Hawk
44....Lanner's Falcon
45....Laughing Falcon
46....Long-crested Eagle
47....Long-eared Owl
48.....Merlin
49....Northern Crested Caracara
50....Northern Harrier
51....Northern Hawk Owl
52.....Northern Saw-whet Owl
53....Osprey
54....Peregrine Falcon
55....Red-shouldered Hawk
56....Red-tailed Hawk
57....Roadside Hawk
58.....Rock Kestrel
59....Secretarybird
60....Seychelles' Kestrel
61....Shikra
62.....Short-eared Owl
63....Snail Kite
64....Snowy Owl
65....Southern Crested Caracara
66....Steller's Sea Eagle
67....Swallow-tailed Kite
68.....Tawny Eagle
69....Wedge-tailed Eagle
70....Whistling Kite
71....White-bellied Sea eagle
72....White-tailed Hawk
73.....White-tailed Sea Eagle
74....Yellow-billed Kite
75....Yellow-headed Caracara
...but in fact they were paying very close attention,
like cats that, keeping their eyes closed as if asleep,
are actually counting the stars.
-Andrea Camilleri: The Snack Thief
This was one of the dopest places I have ever been. This upload is part one of two. A lot of really nice ol gems.
... counts 318 pieces (without stand) and is about 31 cm/12" long.
LDD file: www.dropbox.com/sh/l07vjfrveg8h76b/AAAysAqpyAfRpt4usoEUFg...
These metal lawn ornaments were just too unique and fun to pass up. They immediately went into our yard!
rabbit, rabbits.
diptych.
upstairs, Clio and Carolyn's house, Alexandria, Virginia.
May 26, 2018.
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BACKSTORY: Got up around 7:07AM, made it out driving by 7:49AM and went out until 12:00 noon for a total of 04 hours, 11 minutes. Spent $87.79 plus ~$3.07 gas for 30.6 miles of driving (27.9mpg @ $2.8/G), for a total cost of $90.86. We drove to 20 yard sales, stopping at 10 (50%) of them. We made 64 purchases (71 items) for a total estimated value of $501.51, leading to a profit/savings of $410.65. So in essence, we multiplied our $90.86 investment by 5.5. (Also, if you think about it, the profit counts for even more when you consider that we have to earn $468.08 on the job, pre-tax, in order to take home the $410.65 in cash that we saved. How long does $410.65 of disposable income take to earn, vs the 4hrs, 11min we spent here having fun?) Anyway, this works out to a *post-tax* wage of $82.13/hr as a couple or $41.06/hr per person.
THE TAKE:
* $10.00: digital picture frame (2), 15", eMotion, Media Street, www.mydigitalcontent.com, includes remote control (EV:$0 because neither worked--this was our biggest loss today)
* $8.00: mirror, skull, 16.5x10" (mirror only), 24x19.25" (full footprint) (EV:$17.99)
* $5.00: lawn ornament, metal, pig, yellow and purple, 21.5x17x7" (EV:$14.95)
* $5.00: boots, uggs, Ed Hardy, Love Life, black (EV:$14.00)
* $4.00: purse, backpack, black, gold zippers and clasps, Steve Madden (EV:$3.15)
* $4.00: shoe rack, cloth, Better Homes, holds 12 pairs of shoes (EV:$7.45)
* $3.00: yoga starter kit, Carnegie Pilates, includes mat, cloth strap, 2 yoga blocks (EV:$14.85)
* $2.00: game, I Dare You, by Susie Bright, shrink-wrapped, www.chroniclebooks.com, barcode 9780811869911 (EV:$14.95 price tag)
* $2.00: game, Saturday Night Live, item 1172, barcode 812754010729 (EV:$10.00)
* $2.00: shoes, sneakers, purple (EV:$9.00)
* $2.00: spray paint (2), glitter blast diamond dust, 5.75oz (EV:$13.28 ($6.64 each))
* $2.00: game, Impact City Roller Derby, Game Salute, barcode 091037385895 (EV:$32.64)
* $2.00: jewelry, necklace, silver with 5 large white stones (EV:$4.00)
* $1.00: jewelry, bracelet, rainbow sequins (EV:$3.00)
* $2.00: coat hooks (2), over the door, 6 hooks, 20" across (EV:$5.48)
* $1.00: scarf, purple, green, pink with black plaid checkerboard pattern (EV:$0.02)
* $1.00: lawn ornament, metal, rabbit, orange, 17x16x7" (EV:$14.95)
* $1.00: lawn ornament, metal, rabbit, purple, 13.5x10.25x6" (EV:$14.95)
* $1.00: lawn ornament, metal, frog, playing trumpet, wearing hat, 16.5x12x11" (EV:$14.95)
* $1.00: lawn ornament, metal, road runner, 20.5x13.5x4" (EV:$14.95)
* $1.00: pillow, throw, 18"x9.5", black and white hydro-dip pattern (EV:$0.13)
* $1.00: toy, stuffed, unicorn cat, white with rainbow tail, 15x9x10.5" (EV:$17.09)
* $1.00: toy, stuffed, Domo, NHK-TYO 2010, www.domonation.com, lot# 127115, 20110926-20111026 (EV:$3.99)
* $1.00: mask, masquerade, gold music notes with black feathers (EV:$5.97
* $1.00: game, Cat Tower, shrink-wrapped, IDW Games, 2015, barcode 827714010015 (EV:$12.70)
* $1.00: infinity scarf, white with black skulls (EV:$4.00)
* $1.00: cup, plastic, purple, Cool Gear, Double Wall, insulates hot or cold (EV:$13.29)
* $1.00: pillow, travel, black, The Sharper Image, 14x13x5" (EV:$10.00)
* $1.00: pillow, travel, pink, 11x9.5x4.5" (EV:$8.99)
* $1.00: jars (2), mason, Ball, wide mouth, 3 cups, 24 oz (EV:$16.56)
* $1.00: puzzle, The Beatles, 500 pieces (EV:$10.83)
* $1.00: jewelry (2), necklaces, long assorted pink beads, and long assorted purple beads including iridescent (EV:$8.00)
* $1.00: jewelry, necklace, white balls with trippy line pattern and black balls (EV:$4.00)
* $1.00: ice scraper, oven mitt, red plaid (EV:$1.00)
* $1.00: game, MagicDart (EV:$12.80)
* $1.00: It's Happy Bunny sign book, item 1444, 2003, barcode 611508144402 (EV:$9.95 price tag)
* $1.00: socks, knee, black, I Love Zombies (EV:$4.00)
* $1.00: toy, R2-D2, talking, 8x8x4.5" (EV:$6.99)
* $0.75: makeup, pressed powder, Luxiva Barely There (EV:$2.50)
* $0.63: dress, navy blue with light blue flowers (EV:$4.00). Got put in our bag by mistake.
* $0.63: skirt, blue & black checkerboard pattern (EV:$3.00)
* $0.63: shorts, black (EV:$3.00)
* $0.63: shirt, light purple & light blue (EV:$3.00)
* $0.63: sweater, black & white polka dots (EV:$6.50)
* $0.63: shawl, dark purple (EV:$15.81)
* $0.63: dress, black, strapless (EV:$4.00)
* $0.63: shirt, black, strapless (EV:$3.00)
* $0.50: mirror, circle, 9" diameter, Home (EV:$3.81)
* $0.50: socks, ankle, toe, with cool rubber pattern on bottom (EV:$1.00)
* $0.50: purse, black, St. Johns Bay 11x7x4.5" (EV:$10.10)
* $0.50: book, Simpsons, Beyond Forever, Perennial, barcode 9780060505929 (EV:$13.95 price tag)
* $0.50: game, Qubic, 3-D Tic Tac Toe, Parker Brothers (EV:$12.39)
* $0.50: socks, green, Pinch Proof shamrock, St. Patrick's Day, crew socks (EV:$1.00)
* $0.50: makeup sponges, 4, Ellen Tracy, (EV:$2.04)
* $0.50: nail polish, pink, Lady Luck/Dame Chance (EV:$1.00)
* $0.50: makeup, eye shadow, Luxiva, Lava, Merle Norman (EV:$5.00)
* $0.25: Valentines, with 35 tattoos and bonus sticker sheet, puppies & kittens, Paper Magic Group (EV:$1.00)
* $0.25: makeup, lip gloss, .25oz, Jordana (EV:$1.00)
* $FREE: cable, USB, A to B type, blue, 40" (EV:$0.41)
* $FREE: pillowcase, red, ~40x17" (EV:$1.00). Got put in our bag by mistake.
* $FREE: container (3), tupperware, Glad, Star Wars, 1.125 cup (EV:$4.93)
* $FREE: cassette tape, Polka's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 (EV:$7.24)
* $FREE: bucket, Trick Or Treat Pail, Darth Vader, 201406, RN 66360 (EV:$5.99)
* $FREE: bat, green, foam, Play Like Pros, Junior Pro Card Sports, 21" (EV:$9.99)
Location : Whitby Abbey , North Yorkshire , England
Device : Nikon D300
Note : No edit , straight from the Camera and best viewed in the large format
© 2009 Saad Alenzi
More about Whitby Abbey : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitby_Abbey
A Dutch Count and a standard Dutch Musketeer. Mainly allies to the spanish, and the only reason they haven't been eaten by savages by now...
Two hours of digging produced a limit of Pismo Clams. And a sore back. And sore shoulders. Now for the chowder recipe...
It's a hard life being a Ba-game player. This bloke came limping out from inside the scrum at one point quite early in the game. He was soon on his feet and back in again. Probably only a few broken ribs or something... It seems they get used to it.
Nikon FM2, 35mm f/2
The Spon(n)eck family has an interesting origin. Count Leopold Eberhard von Württemberg-Mömpelgard (1670-1723) from a branch line of the house of Württemberg wedded in a morganatic marriage Anna Sabine Hedwiger. He nominated her, her children and her three brothers as counts of the Empire’s state (Reichsgrafen) Sponeck, named after a castle on the Rhine, which they never inhabited.
The sitter descends from the Danish branch of the Sponneck family, possibly Fredrik Wilhelm Rigsgreve von Sponneck (b. 23 March 1842 in Copenhagen – d. 11 June 1921 in Billeburg), Danish Diplomat
m. 30 April 1886 in Nordrup Kirke, Denmark
Countess Anna Sophie Brockenhuus-Schaack (1859-1932)
1861 Student, 1869 Cand.jur., 1871 Attaché in Parist i Paris, 1872 Assistant of the minister of education, 1880 legation secretary in London, 1884 legation secretary in St Petersburg, 1886 Royal marshal hunter, etc.
The Sponneck Saga (family history)
Date: 1890s
Format: Cabinet
Photographer: Charles Bergamasco (1830 – 1896 in St. Petersburg), Italian citizen. He moved to St Petersburg in the 1840s with his mother, a painter. He started as an actor at the French Theatre in St Petersburg but became interested in the daguerreotype process and went to Paris to study it. He returned to St Petersburg to open his own studio and after a few years became well known there and in Europe, winning prizes at exhibitions. Bergamasco was the very top photographer in Russia in the 19th century.
Location: St. Petersburg, Nevsky Prospekt No 12
I've noticed that the traffic has increased conciderably since the days are getting colder. Suppose many which are usually biking has dusted off their cars for the winter. It's actually snowing a bit right now.
Else, restlessness and boredom. Maybe I start working next month...
photo manipulation/gimp
for joshua
~ a project to help Joshua recognise him self in images and photos.
My 13 year old daughter and I took part in the Christmas Bird Count this year in Devon, Alberta. It was a chilly day with snow flurries and a windchill that kept our teeth chattering but as always, we enjoyed our time together. She is the one that has all the bird identifying knowledge and I just tag along for the chance to take some pictures and secretly jump up and down that she still wants to hang out with her mom :)
We were given the Clifford E. Lee Nature Sanctuary as our counting zone and quickly realized that these little chickadees are pretty hard to count because they would follow us around. They are quite accustomed to having the sanctuary visitors feeding them seeds out of their hands.
Ελλάς, Μακεδονία, Χαλκιδικής, Σιθωνίας, Παράδεισος
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Count Louis sat on Delgarth Turntable after bringing a members only special from Ravenglass with sister engine Synolda on the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway
Luke 14:28
For which of you, desiring to build a tower, does not first sit down and count the cost, whether he has enough to complete it?
"Those that intend to build this tower must sit down and count the cost. Let them consider that it will cost them the mortifying of their sins, even the most beloved lusts; it will cost them a life of self-denial and watchfulness, and a constant course of holy duties; it may, perhaps, cost them their reputation among men, their estates and liberties, and all that is dear to them in this world, even life itself. And if it should cost us all this, what is it in comparison with what it cost Christ to purchase the advantages of religion for us, which come to us without money and without price? [3.] Many that begin to build this tower do not go on with it, nor persevere in it, and it is their folly; they have not courage and resolution, have not a rooted fixed principle, and so bring nothing to pass. It is true, we have none of us in ourselves sufficient to finish this tower, but Christ hath said, My grace is sufficient for thee, and that grace shall not be wanting to any of us, if we seek for it and make use of it"
Matthew Henry, Matthew Henry’s Commentary on the Whole Bible: Complete and Unabridged in One Volume (Peabody: Hendrickson, 1994), 1876.
my new batch of kittens
this was when they are a month old
now they are everywhere on the floor :D
and follow me around the house
By:- Ma'3RoOor..
It says that there are thirteen large segments which represent the thirteen moons which make up the lunar year. By counting the smaller segments around the lower edge of the shell, you will find there are 28, which represents the 28 days between new moons.
lilsproutsl.blogspot.com/2021/09/counting-leaves.html
Featuring: Emma by Happi Baby SL
See blog post for more details and photos with all 5 designs!