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Recently fledged blue tit [Cyanistes caeruleus]
This little guy was calling out to his mother to feed him. Here, the mother bird is passing just over his head to feed one of his siblings. He is very excited and begins to vibrate his wings...apparently, a visual stimulus to the parent, but one of the cutest, most adorable things I have ever seen.
At The Pixies
South a Carrick Hills
SW Scotland
🎼 “I’m picking up good vibrations
She’s giving me excitations...”
Beach Boys ‘Good Vibrations’
(cropped)
Hydrangea flowers in evening sunlight taken at Melbourne Botanical Gardens...
Hope you enjoy The Beach Boys singing "Good Vibrations"
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Lézard des murailles un mâle
(Podarcis muralis)
at the TOP with all her jewels and bridal clothes,
He is very excited, even swells his throat, seems to emit sounds, he chases a female, right in front of him...!,/
au TOP avec tous ses bijoux et son habit nuptial,
il est très excité, gonfle même sa gorge, semble émettre de sons, il chasse une femelle, juste devant lui.. !
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"Spring is nature's way of saying, 'Let's party!'"....
Robin Williams
This tiny flower seemed ready to trumpet the news...I'm here!
Merkjárfoss (also known as Gluggafoss) is a waterfall in southern Iceland.
Beautiful in daylight - just magic at night!
by mere light and shadows, shapes and forms, textures and smoothness...this is why we pick up the camera and see. Adirondacks in the 518. Pentax.
Photo prise dans mon Peuplier
Chrysomèle populaire, Chrysomèle du peuplier (Français)
(Chrysomela populi) Linnaeus, 1758
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DenDen and the Photo Dummy are wearing the Coco Kids Avatars
One Rail Australia locos GWB102/ALF18 with Adelaide to Darwin 6AD1 intermodal service in tow, drop down through the curves on the other side of Wirrappa on Saturday 12 March 2022.
Taken four minutes after the previous upload of this train, I was able to drop the ISO from 4000 to 1600. Composition was a battle - do I include the whole curve to the left or make the glint off the locos the centerpiece?
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Museum Voorlinden in Wassenaar, Holland, features a solo exhibition of work by the American sculptor Martin Puryear. Voorlinden presents the first museum show of this artist in Europe, with a large overview of his work from the past decades. It's a poetical and overwhelming experience.
More of Martin Puryear at
johanphoto.blogspot.nl/2018/02/de-poetische-wereld-van-ma...
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This activity, this morning (2/25) while I was trying to start the snowmobile in order to head for the river, got me a bit excited, but it subsided after about 15 minutes and remained configured as a diffuse and rather featureless band for the rest of this morning.
Follwing this, I spent a good hour on the river waiting for something to happen but the only excitement came from underfoot rather than overhead . . .
Several times last night a deep booming cracking, like subterranean cannon fire, rolled through the ice. Never having heard this exact phenomena before, the loud, earthquake like sound gave me quite a jolt ... The loud roar, like thunder, came rumbling from downriver and reverberated past me upriver, seemingly on the far side of the river.
The ice is solid, it's been staying cold enough, so it's unlikely there was any danger, but this could well be related to the reason I'm the only one driving on the ice around here ... Most people consider this area between the dams too risky .. I'm going for a walk down there now to see if I can note any changes in the ice condition ...