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The beautiful osprey had just flown in to the snag when this image was captured. It looked like he had just finished a dive and was get rid of some of the excess water on his feathers. Taken with the Nikon 850.
Wishing you an awesome and blessed Sunday !!
fluff of a dandelion
タンポポの綿毛
I took a picture together while watching the sunset.
夕景を見ながら一緒に撮りました。
Shunan city, Yamaguchi pref, Japan
The vacuum is a dangerous beast, and the boys felt it prudent to don protective gear before...
Daily Dog Challenge 1849. "Helping"
... me with the Crevice...
Our Daily Challenge - November 22, 2016 - "Tool"
A crevice tool is just the thing for getting pup-fluff out of all the things that pup-fluff flits, floats, and finagles its way in, under, and around.
(Am I the only one thinking Ghost Busters?)
Today's Post (Helping) : www.bzdogs.com/2016/11/helping.html
Stop on by Zachary and Henry's blog: bzdogs.com - The Secret Life of the Suburban Dog
Green Heron (a.k.a. Little Green Heron; Butorides virescens) - Black Point Wildlife Drive, Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, Titusville, Florida
This little thing came flying out a bush to take a nut from me. I think it was a baby, (Bit early in the year). It was happy to let me lay next to it, feed it, and take some photos 😎 (I was so close to it I had to change to a 30mm macro lens)
California Quail. Best Viewed Large On Black These birds have a curving crest or plume, made of six feathers. If startled, these birds explode into short rapid flight, called "flushing". Given a choice, they will normally make their escape on foot. They can run very fast and are fun to watch. Flying seems to be a straight flight A to B, and constantly bounce off of my windows. IMG_8537
Continuing with my little bird series... this white-throated sparrow was waiting patiently for a spot at the feeder.
I watched the dogs in this house, for over two weeks and shot about 3000 pics of the birds close by the kitchen window. The window is huge, in fact the whole back of the house is glass looking over the big backyard. It was wonderful!
While waiting at the Richmond Marina Bay for the Western Grebe's ceremonious dance we were entertained by this Eared Grebe that was so preoccupied with grooming that he just kept swimming in circles as he moved along the shoreline in front of us. I kept waiting for the big 'shake and fluff'...when it happened he put very little effort into it!
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A few summer macros..
ODC-Luxury/Luxurious
If this Dandelion was the size of a beach ball I think the seed fluff would be as luxurious as the softest cotton!
Created for the TMI October contest: "Clouds, the design of the sky".
Created with Wombo using my photo as a template and then blending with that same photo in PS.