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Today's view with blowing snow and a crowd at the feeders. Thanks for looking and HFF!

This brown pelican flew in to join the crowd gathered at the estuary mouth.

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Pelikane bei Körperpflege und Faulenzen

Creek at Ella Bay, Far North Queensland, early morning

Vendredi, les derniers tableaux - de très grande taille - restant dans la nef étaient déménagés et mis en sécurité au Louvre.

To be camouflaged while wearing a bright red plumage is absolutely possible - you just need the matching background. 😄

 

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Hluhluwe–Imfolozi Park,

 

formerly Hluhluwe–Umfolozi Game Reserve, is the oldest proclaimed nature reserve in Africa.

 

It consists of 960 km² (96,000 ha) of hilly topography 280 kilometres (170 mi) north of Durban in central KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa and is known for its rich wildlife and conservation efforts.

 

The park is the only state-run park in KwaZulu-Natal where each of the big five game animals can be found.

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The Oktoberfest crowd as seen from the ferris wheel.

6 million people visit the Oktoberfest!

 

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you are perceived when you are different ...

Sensational Sunday to you my friend. Be good and be well.

One of the small streets in Higashiyama, Kyoto, leading to the Kyomizu-Dera temple. Always chock-full of tourists. But watching the people is part of the fun (while trying to weave through the crowd to get somewhere while the light is good is not part of the fun)

Spent a great weekend in Salzburg, Austria together with my family. Also visited my friend Kurt and we had great fun on Sunday morning! It was a real pleasure chasing the first sun of the day through beautiful Salzburg with him. We also took some pictures... :)

Tree trimming cherry pickers raised in the air.

I was in central London yesterday taking a few photos over in Docklands and decided to pop across to Buckingham Palace, maybe to see the flowers following The Queen's death. Events were taking place elsewhere (St James' Palace and The Royal Exchange in The City) so thought it may be quieter. I was wrong. This was the closest I could get comfortably. I would advise all, even those living in Greater London like me, to watch these historic events on TV.

Tulip season still going on in the Nether

Three horses on a foggy sunrise over the Crayford marshes in Bexley, Kent, England

Angkor Wat, Cambodia.

 

Angkor is surrounded by old reservoirs which were used for water management in the ancient times. On this morning, I was attracted by gorgeous reflections providing a backdrop to the water flowers and respite from the crowds visiting the temple.

La foule aux parapluies...

Ce serait presque le titre (en français) d'un tableau impressionniste.

 

Bon, nous n'en sommes présentement pas là sur l'aspect artistique (faut pas déconner non plus) mais j'ai beaucoup aimé le rendu final de celle-ci... :-))

Just one of the 2000 Flower Planters in Portland.

The lineup we have for our lunches is pretty crazy sometimes.

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The Beatles - A day in the life

Macro Mondays: Just white paper

Have a happy Sliders Sunday and stay healthy!

Another of my winter tree silhouettes. Sefton park, Liverpool

 

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Good to know there's always light at the end of the tunnel.

I can't see the woods for the trees! This expression is used when a person gets so caught up in the details that you can't see the big pucture. So in this hectic season, remember what's important.

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