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A volunteer counts the number of dead, "pipped" and unhatched baby loggerheads due to storm overwash.
How many tadpoles can you count in each picture? When I was there, the water seemed quite murky and I had to strain hard to see the tadpoles. So I didn't think they would photograph quite well...but I'm seeing tadpoles in those photos I hadn't realized were there! And so many of them have little legs omg.
Electoral workers count ballots at a polling station during general elections in Santiago on January 17, 2010. Voting started Sunday in a Chilean presidential election that promised to be an extremely tight contest between a conservative billionaire, Sebastian Pinera, and a former leftist president, Eduardo Frei. AFP PHOTO/ Ariel MARINKOVIC
"Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds, for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness. And let steadfastness have its full effect, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing."
[James 1:2-4]
Volunteers Fiona Farag and Meghan Lee with Christine Baker, the Great Oak Count's volunteer survey leader.
Every Penny Counts
Cookies to promote Avon Canada's new fundraiser for the fight against breast cancer. Drop your pennies and any other spare change off at any Scotia Bank in Canada!
Ability Counts Incorporated - Riverside/Garner Building
3810 Garner Rd.
Riverside, CA 92501
Phone:1 (951) 734-6595
Fax:1 (951) 779-4740
Website at www.abilitycounts.org
Photos by Kathy Murphy and Mike Williams. Christmas Bird Count-Lakewood Circle, Olmsted Falls Area 2017. We had a fantastic time today doing the Christmas Bird Count. It was around 15 degrees the snow was about 5 to 10 in deep in places. Sometimes it was pretty windy and snowing heavy. Kathy Murphy the leader, Jack Sidor, Mike Williams, and Ray Kutnar, walked and drove a total of about 4 hours. We walked about 2 miles and drove 7 for a total of 9 miles. We stopped at the Renaissance Retirement Community and Herbert, Dave and Hilton joined us for a 20 minute walk around some of the property. Everyone enjoyed the snowy walk! We identified 15 different species. Report by Kathy Murphy. See the itinerary: goo.gl/1yKUGZ
New in the shop for Halloween - The Count Dog Neck Warmer.
Great as a costume but also practical for fall and winter to keep wind off of your pup's face.
Counting wood in Ft Lauderdale in spring 1986. Stayed at Marriott Marina, wood was in Port Everglades
Photos by Kathy Murphy and Mike Williams. Christmas Bird Count-Lakewood Circle, Olmsted Falls Area 2017. We had a fantastic time today doing the Christmas Bird Count. It was around 15 degrees the snow was about 5 to 10 in deep in places. Sometimes it was pretty windy and snowing heavy. Kathy Murphy the leader, Jack Sidor, Mike Williams, and Ray Kutnar, walked and drove a total of about 4 hours. We walked about 2 miles and drove 7 for a total of 9 miles. We stopped at the Renaissance Retirement Community and Herbert, Dave and Hilton joined us for a 20 minute walk around some of the property. Everyone enjoyed the snowy walk! We identified 15 different species. Report by Kathy Murphy. See the itinerary: goo.gl/1yKUGZ