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Western Bluebirds
La Pine, OR
Early March of last year this bluebird pair arrived and were digging for nuggets of food buried under the recent snowfall. The Western Bluebird’s diet in summer consists mainly of ground-dwelling insects (grasshoppers, beetles, caterpillars, etc.) that they swoop down and nab after spying it from a low perch. In winter they switch to a fruit and seed diet.
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This photo of The Monkey was taken
back in August, I have nothing new
at the present time. As you all
know a lot of Thailand has
been experiencing
flood conditions.
Weatherman predicts by the 16th we
will be experiencing worse weather
and to expect a tremendous flood.
Many homes and businesses around
here are still full of flood water. Some
are a meter deep and some are less.
Everything is covered with mud/clay
and will take sometime to cleanup !
We lost some stuff but it's only stuff.
In some areas including ours the
local gov has been using a small
boat to deliver food and drinking
water. We have two young ladies
that have been sheltering with us.
I think when I shot the photograph
of my bike and the driveway I was
waiting for them to come across in
the government boat and then they
would ride to our place in the sidecar.
A lot has been happening
so my memory's a bit vague.
Here's a story I haven't forgotten.
Our carport is about 33 feet long
and open at both ends. When the
flood water was just over a meter
deep and carrying sticks, limbs an
foliage of all sizes, even a big fish
once. Anyway I timed how long it
took to take a leaf in one end and
out the other. It took, 5 seconds !
This isn't all about us, it's about everybody.
Some have lost everything, as others have
ended up in the hospital. We are alive, worn
but alive and the dogs are doing just fine ;-)-
Like I said some stuff is gone or ruined
forever but it is only stuff. The computer
is running real weird and wonky and will
need to see the computer man real soon.
No# 1 wife fought a large cobra close to her
leg and won ! That was way, way to close ;-0
There's probably more I could say but most
importantly I want to thank all of you for
your on-going support an kind words.
This new situation is going to
take a very long time to fix !
Thank You.
Jon&Crew.
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Some random dude, shredding on Crested Butte's awesome downhill trails. Took this on my epic Tour-De-Colorado road trip this summer, one of the few times I was relaxed enough to stop riding and photograph people.
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Toy Sunday Theme: Fungi
Mom and Dad, who own a famous restaurant, dig for truffles while sister sets the picnic table and the younger children run around acting crazy.
female of the spider-hunting wasp Anoplius viaticus is digging a burrow for overwintering
ein Weibchen der Frühlings-Wegwespe (Anoplius viaticus) gräbt einen Bau zum Überwintern::
Brandenburg (LOS) - Germany
f8 - 1/800 sec - ISO 1000
Every now and then I like to dig through old folders and see what I find. Sometimes, I find something that I can't believe I originally passed over.
I took this photo back in the dark ages of film. This was 2004 at Big Bend National Park. I didn't get my first P&S digital until 2009.
Amoeba Records, the world's largest independent record store - this one's on Haight, San Francisco.
Olympus OM1
Fuji Reala 100
A young farmer and his West Highland Terrier out in the field digging for gophers.
Prompt: west highland terrier and a man digging for gophers in a field. in the style of nastolgic Norman Rockwell --ar 5:4 --s 750 --v 5.1 --relax
AI Software used: Midjourney AI also additional post processing done in Photoshop
Badass windsurfer on the Columbia River by the Hatch, near Hood River OR. I was hoping for a big swell day to see to pros out catching huge air, but no luck. This guy still put on a good show though.
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Sydney | NSW | Australia
Digging through the archives, I recently found this photo from over a decade ago of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. What struck me the most is that a single flag - the Australian flag - flies proudly atop said bridge. To a foreigner, this might seem like an odd thing to point out. The explanation is that now, multiple flags fly. I long for the time when Australia was united under a single flag, and for the time when the quality of one's character meant more than the makeup of one's ethnicity and/or sexuality.
On this day - April 25th - Australia remembers the ANZACs (the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) who bravely fought and risked their own lives - indeed sacrificed their own lives - so that we can enjoy the freedoms we have today. The Australian flag represents every single Australian no matter what their background or identity, and is the flag that Aussie ANZACs courageously fought under. Lest We Forget.
Chestnut-headed Bee-eater (Merops leschenaultia)
Family: Meropidae . Genus: Merops
Size : 21cm
Yala National Park, Sri Lanka .
Nikon d3300 with 35mm 1.8g. I set out to get a long exposure of the sunset with the tide coming in around the rocks with my nd filter or a nice landscape with the recently beached sperm whale in the foreground but... this chap was digging for worms in the distance and I had to go and see what he was up to. It ended up as my favourite shot of the day and we had a nice chat! #dogwoodweek5 #dogwood52weekchallenge