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Les mésanges nonnettes sont de petits oiseaux sveltes, généralement curieux et peu farouches. Les mésanges nonnettes apparaissent généralement en couple à la mangeoire, prospectant avec d'autres mésanges. Cependant il s'agit de "couple" composés d'individus du même sexe qui passent l'hiver ensemble. Dès le printemps, lorsque les mâles commencent à chanter, les « faux » couples se séparent. Elles préfèrent chasser dans les niveaux inférieurs de la végétation et au sol. Elles accumulent souvent des réserves pour les périodes de disette.
C'est une visiteuse assez habituelle de nombreux jardins des zones rurales. Elle est assez timide, mais elle ne dédaignera pas les mangeoires en hiver en compagnie d'autres variétés de mésanges, à condition de trouver des arbres ou des buissons à proximité. Les mésanges nonnettes sont tellement vives et rapides qu'un court instant leur suffit, pour prélever des graines à la mangeoire. Dès qu'une place se libère, les couples plongent continuellement sur la mangeoire pour emporter des graines, A la différence des autres mésanges, les nonnettes prennent chaque fois plusieurs graines ; elles peuvent ainsi emporter jusqu'à trois graines de chanvre dans leur bec. Ces graines ne sont pas cependant consommées en même temps mais bien disséminées dans des cachettes appropriées telles que des fourches d'arbres, des crevasses dans les écorces ou des branches tombées au sol. Chaque graine est cachée séparément et souvent n'est pas retrouvée. Dans la nature, elle inspecte les arbres à la recherche d'insectes. Sur le sol, elle se nourrit de graines d'adventices, faînes, baies et graines de tournesol.
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The chickadees are small, slender birds, usually curious and not very shy. Nutcrackers usually appear in pairs at the feeder, prospecting with other tits. However, it is a "couple" composed of individuals of the same sex who spend the winter together. From the spring, when the males begin to sing, the "fake" couples separate. They prefer to hunt in lower levels of vegetation and on the ground. They often accumulate reserves for periods of scarcity.
She is a fairly habitual visitor to many rural gardens. She is quite shy, but she will not disdain the feeders in winter with other varieties of tits, provided they find trees or bushes nearby. The chickadees are so quick and fast that a short moment is enough for them to collect seeds at the manger. As soon as a place is free, the couples dive continually on the feeder to take away seeds, Unlike the other tits, the nonnets each take several seeds; they can carry up to three hemp seeds in their beaks. These seeds, however, are not consumed at the same time but scattered in appropriate hiding places such as tree forks, crevices in bark or fallen branches. Each seed is hidden separately and often is not found. In the wild, she inspects the trees for insects. On the ground, it feeds on weed seeds, beeches, berries and sunflower seeds.
In der Champagne im Marne Tal findet man im Nationalpark "Montagne de Reims" einen Buchenwald mit unzähligen Süntelbuchen - die weltweit größte Ansammlung, ca. 8oo Stück -. "fau" ist die altfranzösische Bezeichnung für "Buche". Von außen sehen sie aus wie unterschiedliche große grüne Hügel, im Inneren sieht man ein weit verzeigtes Gerüst mit vielen krummen und knorrigen Ästen und Zweigen, welche bis zum Boden reichen. Die Herkunft ist bisher nicht sicher geklärt.
In the "Montagne de Reims" national park in Champagne in the Marne valley you will find a beech forest with countless Süntelbuchen - the world's largest collection, approx. 800 pieces -. "fau" is the old French term for "beech". From the outside they look like different sized green hills, inside you can see a widely branched framework with many crooked and gnarled branches and twigs reaching to the ground. The origin has not yet been clarified with certainty.
we've had a lot of rain in the bay area this winter, but no snow. i had to make some.
san mateo, california
So, those of you who know me, know that I often wander off in the woods and hills for hours on end camera in hand. Unfortunately on this occasion I made every mistake imaginable, wrong kit, kit missing, wrong settings and rushing to catch the light.
At first glance, you may think I’m crazy. The image looks decent enough right? Look closer and I’ll list everything that went wrong with this excursion.
1 - Wrong lens. I have been working with one focal length lately as an exercise to improve composition. This scene would have been so much better on a wide angle, but I only had a 40mm Macro lens with me.
2 – No tripod. I decided to pack light one camera, one lens, no tripod. I normally take a full bags worth of kit on a hike
3 – I shot in Jpg instead of Raw. The previous night I had decided to check the shutter count on my Nikon D7200. For some reason this only works 9only ways I have found to do this) is to upload a jpg to an online service that can then tell you. Foolishly I forgot to change back to Raw before I went out the next day!
4 - Rushing the shot. As it was getting on in the afternoon, the sun was dropping really quickly. I was already on my way out of the woods when i spotted the scene. With the combination of falling light and wrong lens, I rushed to get an image as quickly as I could
While there’s nothing wrong with shooting in jpg format. It really doesn’t leave a lot of editing doors open for a final image. Especially when shooting directly into the sun in a scene like this one. So, I decided to publish this as to always remind me to check and double check everything in the future.
I'e decided I will be writing a blog post to go into more detail about my "faux pas" later this week
There is evidently a guy running around this area who thinks he is Batman. During the day he keeps his Bat Mobile in this makeshift Bat Cave. I think Alfred must have quit, because this is not very well appointed. It does have a refrigerator, however. The refrigerator keeps those libations cold for a quick pick me up to conjure the courage to fight criminals. There can’t be too many bad guys in this area. He might catch some slow farm equipment without one of those bright orange triangles on the back.
Also, he seems to be starting to grow some vegetation to screen the Bat Mobile from prying eyes ... like mine!
Stable Diffusion
Photoshop Elements
♫♬♪♩MERMAID & THE MOON (Mermaid swimming underwater in a River lit by Faux Moonlight) #TheMagicCrafter♫♬♪♩
12:52 Vintage: Shoot something that could look like it's old, and in post processing, edit it to make it look vintage.
A bowl of faux fruit, looking good enough to eat!
Topaz Texture
“Pour tromper le monde, ressemblez au monde.”
William Shakespeare
Thank you very much for your comments and for your faves.
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Dwarf Beech. Fagus sylvatica tortuosa.
Avec plus de 1000 faux, la Forêt domaniale de Verzy est la principale réserve mondiale de faux. Les Faux de Verzy sont des hêtres tortillards, une variété de hêtres aux rameaux et branches tortueux et aux formes singulières et dont l'origine reste encore obscure pour les botanistes. Les Faux de Verzy, arbres spectaculaires à la croissance très lente et à la longévité exceptionnelle, participent grandement à la singularité du Parc naturel régional de la Montagne de Reims.
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digital art
icolorama, image blender, stackables, picsart, snapseed
Music:
"My Letter to the World" by JAY CLAYTON & KIRK NUROCK, in 'Unraveling Emily' (2013)
open.spotify.com/track/284ex7tPB4Y5w5noG3mE0f?si=eimSoel7...
Song based on a poem by Emily Dickinson:
"This Is My Letter to the World"
This is my letter to the world,
That never wrote to me,--
The simple news that Nature told,
With tender majesty.
Her message is committed
To hands I cannot see;
For love of her, sweet countrymen,
Judge tenderly of me!
I thought most of my old lenses had a gold PASSED sticker on. Turns out I had to have a good rummage to find this one on an old Minolta zoom. Resisted the urge to straighten it out and left it as it now appears.
Faux de Verzy. These trees are found in Champagne region of France and each have an amazing network of branches.
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This place is an aesthetic annoyance for the neighborhood where it's located. It's only been empty for 8-9 years and it's falling apart because the owner added everything himself. It's actually much worse inside. It's still undeveloped after 4 years of new ownership.
hikingthegta.com/2021/11/13/scarboroughs-most-eccentric-h...