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A second nest has a baby that looks like it just stuck a wing in a socket. You can see thru all the fuzz to the skin below. This nestling is exercising its tiny little wings. In the bird world they call this wingersizing.
Great Egret Nestling (Ardea alba)
UT Southwest Medical Center Rookery
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I always find that pano shots never look good on here due to there small size.
I have wanted to shoot something with the 132KV pilons passing through the landscape for a while.
This location seemed perfect.
Electrify Your Strings with local Middle School and High School students in Grand Forks. Bridgid Bibbens and Mark Wood
So far the only electrification in the Bristol area - within the grounds of the Hitachi depot at Patchway.
“Electrified: One Million Volts Always On” is the latest event surrounding the world-renowned illusionist, David Blaine, and we developed two data visualizations of the Twitter activity happening in response to it.
Taking place at Pier 54 on New York’s West Side, the live event allows the public to witness David Blaine standing in the middle of a million volts of electricity. Spectators can type messages to him, control the electricity around him, and help keep him alert.
Viewing stations aren’t just located in New York City, visitors all around the globe can participate. Intel’s Ultrabook stations are set up in London, Beijing, Tokyo and Sydney. Viewers at the stations will also be able to control the coils.
The event is being livestreamed on YouTube, and is sponsored by Intel and Vice Magazine.
Eo3 and Ec7 EE of 1923 and 1929 respectively had a run out at the Ferrymead railway in Christchurch today.
Like I've said before, I love the reboot MH Dolls. And this Cleo here is no exception! I love the 80's vibe that the Electrified line gives these dolls. So cool!!
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