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Osprey ~ (Pandion haliaetus)
Buy-One-Get-One-Free! An ambitious (and lucky) Osprey comes up with two fish after a dive. I believe these are freshwater Mullet, but please feel free to correct me! When the Osprey first came up, I was not sure what I was looking at. It was one of those 'back of the camera' surprises.
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Always impressive to see there in Arches National Park is the pretty Double Arch. Here under cloudy conditions.
Found this a few days ago on my garden gate.Hope I have the id right
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Hier , j'ai été surpris par Roméo .
Juliette couvait tandis qu'il faisait la navette de ravitaillement .
Je n'ai pas fait attention lorsqu'un Grèbe s'est approché du nid .
Tout à coup , Roméo est apparu en l'attaquant furieusement , il est partit sans demander son reste ! C'était un intrus , peut être le survivant de l'année dernière... En tout cas , Roméo reste le roi !
Je n'ai pas vu de deuxième petit , donc soit il est resté dessous , soit le deuxième oeuf était stérile...
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Double-crested Cormorants (Phalacrocorax auritus) are perched in the late afternoon sun at the Leonabelle Turnbull Birding Center in Port Aransas, Texas. The photo was taken 6 years before the Birding Center was heavily damaged by Huricane Harvey. Repair plans are underway.
For more information regarding the Birding Center:
www.cityofportaransas.org/Leonabelle_Turnbull_Birding_Cen...
The Double-crested Cormorant is the most numerous and widespread North American cormorant. It's also the only one that occurs in large numbers inland as well as on the coast. Growing in numbers throughout its range, this cormorant is increasingly being blamed for declines in sport fisheries and for devastating fish farms.
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Another bird from the archives.
I can usually remember quite accurately where I took any given shot...but the best I can do with this one is that it was in a city park somewhere in Arizona.
Laddie and I are Bobsitting again, I’ve known Bob since he was a pup when he was a playmate of Indy too. He has stayed with us on countless occasions and is always a welcome guest even if he is a bit of a rascal sometimes.
Makro Monday thema: seeing double / doppelt sehen
Doppelbelichtung eines Farnblattes mit 1x über Kopf gehaltener Kamera
double exposure by holding the camera for the second shot overhead
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I saw an eastbound move at 44th Avenue that did not appear to stop, and with no route on the Midway Sub, I deduced it was a UP from the Twin Ports going down the St. Paul side. I found a sliver of light at the curve along the Transitway just as the UP came under 280 and was able to get the shot. Three units, with the correct one in the lead, head for the Belt Yard down at the Bluffs.
My Double Delight doesn't have as many flowers as the Rio Samba but it sure is a beauty when it does produce...
Here are a few images showing eagles with Plainfin Midshipmen in their talons or beak. It's amazing enough of these hardy fish maintain their population. I made an eagle gallery on my website if you'd care to check it out:
mykey.smugmug.com/Galleries/Wildlife-and-Nature/My-Best-B...
From the eagles I traveled south along the coast, stopping for some hikes along the way. I was headed to Sea Ranch to meet up with a great group of friends to shoot landscapes and enjoy each other's company. I was approaching the midway point of my journey.