Fight Club
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It was raining while taking this shot. Seems like we spent most of our vacation shooting in rain, snow or hail but I loved every minute.
This is a rather poor image technically, and the pylon spoiled everything. So I'm posting temporarily, until I manage to get a better shot. But I like the action and it shows the hardships that eagles have to endure once they catch the fish. I can confirm that the eagle at the top, who caught the fish, was able to fend off his challengers and got to enjoy his lunch.
Just back from a few weeks away and have plenty gf images to work my way through.
Many thanks to everyone that views and comments on my images - very much appreciated.
The black-headed Gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) is a small gull that breeds in much of Europe and Asia.
Finland, Tampere
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Territorial fights become more and more a scene in the local basin. Pictured here two Trumpeter Swans did just that when suddenly one decided the other one got too close. Luckily there was no sore loser at this time, and it ended very quickly as well.
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Nixie (right) BMM? No Turning Back (Fatpack Exclusive)
Piper (left) BMM? Blood in The Water
You really can't go wrong with a good action pose and BMM? is bringing the goods with this one, or should I say four? You can find these poses and two more at ._.The Grid._. hosted by 'Another Earth' RP sim and get your fight on!
Thank you Piper for taking this shot with me and on such impromptu notice too! ♥♥♥
Im afraid it will be a few photos of the Kestrels. We have not been anywhere for a long time, other than visiting a local Kestrel nest
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Its in the worst battle that you learn the most.
Go get it, fight for it, you deserve the light to come back.
Chickadee defending it's nesting box from House Sparrow. I don't think the pair has decided that this is the "spot" yet, but they are in and out several times a day. Chickadees are feisty little birds.
On the day that I visited the Eskrigg Nature Reserve several of the birds in the lake got a little aggressive with each other. Maybe it's something in the water.
It's always an exciting moment when two Red Deer stags lock antlers during the rut. I was fortunate enough to witness a short battle between these two recently.
M316 passes the abandoned hulk of WS Tower, long out of service but still guarding the passage of CSX trains on the old B&O West End. Just ahead lies Kingwood Tunnel and the summit of Newburg Grade. With the long shadows and being on the "dark" side of the train to get the tower in frame, this is a tricky one to get just right. Thanks to burst mode this version with about 95% of the nose lit up meets the "good enough" threshold, as far as I'm concerned. One could wait till the summer months for the sunlight to be more head on here, but they would find that the abandoned tower looks more like a chia pet with all of the vines growing on and around it.
ghostbones' complex texture was the perfect backdrop for this fragile cactus bloom.
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Shooting the sunset, charmed by it, I got attacked by two seagulls. Turns out, their little one was right behind me. Luckily, no one was harmed.
Go ahead! Don't hold back! You can do it! Attack, fight and you will prevail, Big One! You are the majestic king after all. We don't always have to tone down and silence ourselves, this is ours to take! ;)
P.S. Enough resting, Mr. Gentle Lion needs to be allowed to fight for what he wants. Part of my Mr. Gentle Lion series, check out the album. :) Mostly inspired by -ATTIC- Astro Bunny Mage Hat Black!
With three motors on the head-end and four on the rear, in dynamics and brakes set on the coal loads, a Pokey-bound coal train rolls down the old Virginian just south of Slab Fork, WV. With all that power it likely came up from Deepwater, WV.
The Créac'h lighthouse was built in 1863 on the island of Ouessant, one of the Ponant Islands. This is the most powerful in Europe.
Another favourite photo that I took with the help of some expert tuition at the British Wildlife Centre last month.
Sandhill cranes come in large numbers to Bosque del Apache in New Mexico every winter. They sleep in the ponds and feed in the surrounding fields. Fights frequently break out for no apparent reason. Just like in human crowds...
Bosque del Apache in New Mexico is the wintering site for thousands of sandhill cranes that migrate south from Canada. The birds spend the nights in ponds to escape predators, but with first light they head out to the fields in large crowds, where they do what birds do: feed and occasionally fight.
I was advised quickly by some loyal contacts that there was some kind of marks on my upload yesterday. I never did see what you did and have no idea what caused whatever it was. Thus, I deleted it. But I thank you all for pointing it out. As you know, I am anything but a photographer and certainly not a technocrat on any level. I've never even had a cell phone. So the chances of me discovering what may have caused the problem are nil. Too bad, because I liked the photo and apologize for the deletion to those of you who commented and faved. However, it was obviously not what I thought it was.
To test as to whether this is a permanent flaw in some part of my process, I've uploaded a SOOC photo of Star and myself approaching the shore in a rowboat on the lake in the rain. Please let me know if you see anything which would lead you to believe the contrary. Remember this is absolutely SOOC. I appreciate your continued observations.
Details & Credits can be found on the Blog Post: rissasecondlife.blogspot.com/2018/03/the-pillow-fight.html
Joseph Mallord William Turner 1775 - 1851
The Fighting Temeraire, being tugged to her last berth to be broken up, 1838 is an oil painting by the English artist Joseph Mallord William Turner
Painted in 1838 and exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1839. The painting depicts the 98-gun HMS Temeraire, one of the last second-rate ships of the line to have played a role in the Battle of Trafalgar, being towed up the Thames by a paddle-wheel steam tug in 1838, towards its final berth in Rotherhithe to be broken up for scrap.
The painting is displayed in the National Gallery, London. It was bequeathed to the nation by the artist in 1851.
In 2020 it was included on the new £20 note.
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