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Hadn't been to the dogpark for about a year and dropped in after shooting some CIB at the skatepark next door.
the battle over property lines :)) (see comment below)
Taken through a tinted window on a cold, cloudy morning.
Three Least Sandpipers fluffed up and resting at the edge of the dam. I like the reflections in the thin sheet of water on the cement. White Rock park, Dallas, Texas, USA. 119 November 2024
The adult Jays up here are much more flighty than those in the heavily visited picnic areas of the nearby Sandia Mountains. I have to sit patiently (practically motionless) for a considerable time before they get even this close for a shot. Even when I scatter peanuts in the shell (irresistible to these Jays) they cautiously grab one and run to distant trees to open them. This one is eyeing the pond from the rim... it's a juvie, and they are less cautious than the adults. For the inland race the juvies are discriminated from their parents by the absence, or scarcity of the white head markings. This one also still evidences considerable juvenile "feather fluff."
IMG_7354; Steller's Jay
Photos by Linda Gritz. The annual festival in Union Square, Somerville, Massachusetts honoring the invention of Marshmallow Fluff.
Photos by Linda Gritz. The annual festival in Union Square, Somerville, Massachusetts honoring the invention of Marshmallow Fluff.
...the only pink fluff I could find except for ghost poop, that the trunk dragon haven't taken yet:))
Taken recently with the 400mm and a 1.4x on the Canon 1DX2 at Chidham, near Chichester. Think this is probably quite a young bird who is feeling the cold, as it was showing -1' when I left the car five mins earlier!
As you know Blossom loves the sun... with the light shining through his fur he looked like a big fluffball..
Ptarmigan - this was such a fantastic day, well worth the accent into the snow. Tricky getting the exposures right with the full sun reflecting off the snow and the bird. I love the Cairngorms!
*Best on Black*
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Blazer: Secondhand from Saver's
Sunnies: Plato's Closet
Necklaces: Secondhand from garage sale and flea market, vintage from vintage amore
Clutch: Vintage from parkerhawn.com
Shoes: Michael Michael Kors (via Nordstrom Rack
I have NO idea what peacock chicks look like...but whatever...let's pretend these are it....crap clothes she wears by me..:P..I took advantage that the white laudry has been done in my house AND used all the stuff I could as background :P :P
Chamerion angustifolium
Cymraeg: milwr coch, llysiau'r milwr, jac coch, helyglys hardd, helyglys y coed, chwynnyn tân, Blodau Santes Fair, llysiau St Mair, procer coch, tanchwyn, tanllys,
cornish: helygles tēg
apple-pie, bay-willow, bay-willowherb,
blitz-weed, blood vine, blooming sally, blooming willie, blooming willow, bombweed, cat’s eyes, cry baby, Eye bright, fireweed, Flowering sally, French willow, French willy, London’s ruin, Mother die, Persian willow, Ranting willow, rosebay willowherb, Rosebay, Singerweed, slinkweed, Sticky- willies, Tame withy, Thunder flower,
(looks like fire, grows where there have been fires or forest clearances)
I call it the school holiday flower...starts to burst into flower as the holidays approach and then is fluffing seed for the return in September!
When I was a child I could see a rural red telephone box with a bank of rosebay willow herb above it.