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First day in his new enclosure at Parc des Félins, after 10 days of quarantine in his box and pre-enclosure.
He comes from ZSL London zoo and is very calm.
He spent this first day exploring his territory, and marking many places.
A splendid tiger !
First Essex 33414 (WA56 FTK)
Alexander Dennis Enviro400
Route 9 to Basildon Bus Station
Warley Hill, Brentwood, Essex
Taken on 10/05/2022
Copyright George Batchelor 2022
This bus was new to First Devon & Cornwall for Plymouth P&R services, then latterly with First West of England for Excel express services out of Bristol.
This has been repainted since I last saw it: www.flickr.com/photos/gbbuses/51963367550/in/album-721577...
First Manchester 37458 (MX58 EAP) passes sister vehicle 37463 (MX58 EBF), now in the Go North West fleet.
Manchester, Lever Street, 18/06/2019. Posted 23/06/2019.
First Solent 63381 (SL16 RCV) a Wrigh Streetlite DF, opertaing a 3 service at Portsmouth on the 20th of August 2022.
First snowfall of the season and i am loving it! Last time i had snow, i was on the other side of the world living in China. It's so good to be home for winter this year ♥
{View on black, if you so choose ♥}
First Rotherham's second Streetdeck this one coming from West Yorkshire is 35102 SN64CSO seen heading away from Doncaster at Warmsworth for Sheffield.
FIRST NORTH LUZON TRANSIT
Fleet no: 1110
Bus Manufacturer: Golden Dragon Bus (China)
Bus Model: XML6126 Bus Kit
Shot Taken: Cubao, Quezon City
Imagine, one could have made one hundred thousand at the first world 600 event at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Seen at the Curtis Turner display at the Virginia Museum of Transportation.
With thanks to the driver for temporarily altering the destination screen for the purposes of the photograph
The catkins of the birch are the first to make a late spring appearance this year, edging out the maples who are following closely behind, these generally the first two trees to flower. And yes, some are surprised to find that all trees "flower" though not in the more commonly interpreted and traditional sense of the word. With the very late spring, one gets a distinct sense of a great energy just waiting to explode in both flora and fauna. While the lake is very slow to thaw, the snow is gone, and everything is rejoicing with the warmth of the sun.
The wetlands have opened up and the remarkable sandhill cranes have returned...based on their calling, in greater numbers than ever. I first actually saw them last year and have been looking again the last few days unsuccessfully. But their calls are unmistakable, remarkably and startlingly loud, and echo across the lake often during the course of the day. Here's a sample, tho there is no way this adequately conveys the actual volume... www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Sandhill_Crane/sounds
So along with the myriad of loon calls which can be heard throughout the night, the area is blessed with some of the more dramatic avian vocalizations to be heard in addition to the trilling of the songbirds.
Wright Streetlite 63269 swings into Falkirk on the Royal Route which connects the town to the Scottish capital.
25/10/2016. One of the divisions 'Cymru Clipper' branded Dennis Dart SLF's passes along West Way.
The lettering along the side could be straighter! This livery does smart on these.
First Glasgow BYD Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 EV zero emissions (38423) Glasgow urban livery displaying Service N2 to Faifley seen at Caledonia Depot
it would be an offence for anyone to copy this photo
I recently had the occasion to travel to upstate New York with my wife to visit ourt oldest grandson. He is a first-year at RIT in Rochester and I knew I might be able to work in a little RR photography as well, especially with the ALCo populated roster of the LA&L. After getting some lunch with him in between classes on 11/10/25, my wife and I started south to hopefully catch the northbound road train. The early snowfall contrasted against the waining fall colors but I lucked out finding the job switching near the Barilla plant in Avon. After adding to his train, and tieing up the town for a short time he would head north up to the Rochester area at Genesee Jct.