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I'm off to Copenhagen in the morning to see if I can get a few shots there, so this will be my last photo posted until I get back after the weekend.
Have a great week my friends! :-)
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I fell out of my bed tonight and followed a photographic and musical impulse.... ;) So I'm back for a photo and a song, perhaps for the whole album....;)
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The man has been providing me with the best mood and photographic inspiration for years.
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Meet Flatty, she is a beautiful Kookaburra. Every afternoon she sits on the fence and waits for me to call to her. If I don't appear in good time, she calls to let me know she's waiting.
When I call her, she flies down to sit beside me to have some food. I call her Flatty because she has a flat head. She also has a dislocated beak which makes it difficult for her to pick up food. So I give her very small portions which I throw to her, even from 15cm away. She catches the food and most times it goes right inside her beak, and that way she is able to swallow it easily.
In this shot she's about to launch herself to glide across my yard and set down beside me. Flatty is one of four Kookaburra who live close to my home, they visit almost every day. They're all special, but Flatty is my favourite.
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Not for nothin', my permethrin-treated jeans kept the ticks away. Everyone else in the group found multiple blood-sucking critters crawling on them; me not a one. I tried getting a captured tick to crawl on my leg -- it stopped moving and fell off almost immediately. I'll probably be dead in a year from all the chemicals, but well worth it, I say.
Lenape Park, Kenilworth, NJ
This was my first time photographing insects in the rain. The drizzle had just ended when I found this pair of flower flies.
It will come back quite soon. Three months and here we are again. Time flies like crazy. To make every day countable is extremely difficult, as you grow older. How about yesterday? Was it somehow significant? What I was even doing? I don't remember. How about today? Ah, it's autumn again....
Small, long-legged flies foraging on a flower of the genus Rudbeckia or Ratibida (Asteraceae or Compositae), which are known often as black-eyed susans or coneflowers. I believe that this specimen is Ratibida pinnata, known variously as globular coneflower, pinnate prairie coneflower, yellow coneflower, drooping coneflower, gray-headed coneflower, weary susan, or yellow prairie coneflower.
Uihlein Waterfowl Production Area, south of Waukau, Winnebago County, Wisconsin, managed by Leopold Wetland Management District of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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The low sun at the end of a visit to Yorkshire Wildlife Park at the weekend enabled me to get this image of a relaxed lion and his attendant flies.
Robber Flies are awesome! Photographed in Maryland.
A focus stack of 4 images, shot with the camera hand held. Canon 80D, Canon MPE lens, Canon twin flash, Aperture f/11, shutter speed 1/250, ISO 400.
火車可以買回程票
但人生旅途只有單程票，有去無回
坐火車可以知道下一站是哪裡
但人生的旅途你永遠不知道哪裡是下一站
火車錯過了，還可以再等下一班
但人生旅途中的時間與機會錯過了，則不能再重來
(攝於新竹竹東)
Just a few a forest of Fly Agaric below National Trusts Park Coppice near Coniston in the Lake District.
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My muse is an eccentric mistress. Whilst on holiday, I went out to photograph fishing boats but I came back with photos of flies strolling along a fishing net.
Twiggall flies are tiny, just 1/6 inch long. They lay their eggs in the growing tips of aspen twigs. When the eggs hatch, the larvae consume the soft growing tissues. The tree responds by forming a gall, which inadvertently protects the chewing larvae from predators. The galls are small, about 13 mm long and 8 mm wide. But they keep growing, even after the flies escape from the galls. Years later, the tiny galls have grown to lumps and bumps and girdling bands, as seen here.
Two different types of flies and some aphids on milkweed. Sometimes I get lucky and get two different subjects in one photo but I think this might be the first time that I managed to get three different subjects in one photo. Photographed in Maryland.