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This Blue Jay loudly announced to the neighborhood he'd just spotted the peanuts and he was on is way!
Once I heard him, all I had to do was wait and within minutes he showed up, grabbed a few peanuts and took off.
Sometimes the Blue Jays loud calls seem more like a warning to let every one know danger is close by. I can't help but wonder if they do it on purpose to try and scare off the other birds so they can have free access to whatever it is they are after.
Leica M-P(Typ.240, digital, 2014), Leica Summicron 50mm F2.0, iso fixed at iso1600, manual exposure at 1/90th, handheld
Decor by Britain Knave
Photography by Vernice Burks
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Over the past year I've taken numerous shots around the house as we've sheltered in place. Here's our dining room which to me looks like a place you'd see monks sitting around eating their morning bread. That's our Steinway upright sitting against the far wall and in front of it on the floor, is one of Kenzie the pup's bones. I think the bone adds a realistic perspective to the image, and you definitely won't see any monks chewing on it.
Nevada City CA
Black-shouldered Kite (Elanus axillaris) female juvenile
You saw Brenda bringing the mouse back yesterday, now it is time to eat.
Obby's world is all about food. So it is fitting that the potter has made special cat food bowls and dishes for the boys. Obby really doesn't care what he eats from...it is all about the food. Happy Caturday!
The one dashing is making eye contact with the one on the end of the feeder. They are characters.
Canon EOS RP with and EF to RP adapter and a Canon 70-200 f/2.8L IS lens. Edited in Lightroom Classic.
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Bodie, California
Bodie Hotel
Now a ghost town and California State Park, Bodie was once a rough and thriving gold mining town on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. According to the State Historical Park brochure it is estimated that only about 5% of the buildings remain from the town's 1877-1881 heyday. At it's peak, it is estimated that Bodie's population ranged from 7000-8000 people. The park is kept in a state of "arrested decay", meaning that the structures are repaired and stabilized, but not restored.
The dining table in my father's house, all silent now.
Decades ago, it was in use every evening with Dad sitting at the far end, Mum beside him on his left. That's my chair in the foreground. My two elder sisters would take the seats on the other side, out of the picture on the left.
Riddles designed Standard '5MT' 4-6-0 no.73156 passes Woodthorpe with the up "South Yorkshireman" Dining Train.
GCR 2022 East Coast Weekend
Restaurants in Pontocho - Kyoto, Japan.
It was interesting to be sort of a peeping Tom for a while without having to be discreet about it. From across the Kamo river, these dining rooms can easily be seen as they light up like fireflies at night.
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Just a very very quick pic to show you part of the gorgeous summer dining set from scarlet creative, featured in May's Luxebox, comes completely decorated and it is just divine, I cant wait to show you it in full!
City Restaurant on Southbridge, a long-time landmark on the Edinburgh eatery scene. Quick, handheld night shot with the phone on the way home from my book group tonight.
Table, Plates, Vases, and Diamond box are by [Merak]
Wood animals are from Breath
Wood benches, rug, sliding doors, and sign are from junk.
Chair with fur is from Soy
Hanging stars are from Kalopsia.
Bar is from Soya
Multiple reflections of the dining room in Beaumesnil castle. This time I was not clever enough to hide behind the vase. Mother- and father-in-law seem to discuss something. The 17th century ceiling is nice.