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One morning as the photo assist dog and I were out for our walk, this hummingbird flew in front of us, around us and all around a tree. It seemed to be showing off the bit of fluff in her beak. I thought nesting season was mostly over here in the Bay area, but maybe she was lining a nest.
She's within the overhang of a tree, thus the muted greens in back. This was the only shot that came out that morning, as she kept moving in random directions, and the photo assist dog was doing her best to try to trip me up!
Fynnie the fluff is still my number one photo model although I post quite a lot of photos of Linus these days. Nobody poses better than Fynn does. He ususally wants to please me and looks directly at the camera and therefore this kind of photo is easy to get. It's more difficult to take profile shots or to capture his natural behaviour. Such photos always require a distraction of some kind. :)
layered dandelion fluff
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Fynn dozes on a blanket on the sofa. There are not many options these days as the weather is horrible, still very wet and windy. I'm sure he dreams of sunshine .... and bugs.
No point wasting this last shot of a Magpie Goose gosling. Desperately hoping that it will, one day, be a beautiful swan!
Another photo of one of the Grey Partridge chicks at our zoo. It was a pleasure to watch these cute little fluffballs of different sizes, all healthy looking and quite active, although this one seemed to need a short break.
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Candid eye contact street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. A fluffy faux fur coat that caught my eye for this shot - fur coats and huge scarves have been a bit of a running theme this winter. Roll on summer!
この場所に秋明菊が咲くことが、一年の中の楽しみの一つなのですが、このあいだの秋は見に行かれませんでした。
この日久しぶりにそこに行くと、綿毛になった秋明菊がまだ残っているのが見つけられて、花ではないけれど、1年ぶりに会えた気がして、とても嬉しかったです。
So many of these in the woods, i must have encountered up to eight individuals spying on me awaiting me to uncover some food in my path.
Here's a still from the timelapse I used to make the previous time stack. You can see the timelapse video here www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Z1Rpf67Alw (at 1:15)
London to Hamburg.
Fluff, but not like the kind you might find in a belly button...more like the kind you find on a beautiful autumnal day over the skies of Northern Europe.
There are three branches in that tree that are my favorites for bird shots. So I try to place myself accordingly. Even though birds don't land on them that often, I am always willing to wait for it. Especially there are not much out there during the winter season.
This is a Brahminy starling in an aviary at our local zoo. I love the colour of these birds and they have very expressive faces too ! It's often not easy to take photos of them due to the dense vegetation. This one sat on a tree and looked down on a duck who was swimming in a little pond under the tree.
I add another capture in the comments which shows the "normal" appearance of the starling.