Found in the Washburn Valley.

Founded in 1147 . South Yorkshire april 2022

I just found this in my January file, looked like it was all ready to go.

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Found it at a local playground, maybe she don't need it 在附近一個小朋友玩的地方發現了這輛車，也許她粗心，也許已經長大不需要了....

I saw this cow and I do take a picture of him that day, but then he was gone after the day I took a picture of him, I was so sad because many thoughts appeared in my head, is he killed by the butcher? etc. flic.kr/p/2nRmDgv

today I was passing through the field and saw him, and I am really happy for he is alive then I called him and he towards me (he didn't say anything, of course he can't speak, haha), I think it's definitely some kind of lost and found.

I deeply hope he has a happy life and healthy. 🐃

Have a great day and stay well, my friends.,😊😊

Found a fantastic woodland full of strange and amazing trees

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This little white feather, about 20 mm across, was sitting on top of a coleus leaf in the garden...

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Found out the bleeding heart plant that was sitting on the back porch thinks it's spring. So had to take a couple of photos :)

I really hope it's right, they are talking snow and ice again for tomorrow.

Found while watering the garden, August morning, Colorado

The Sword-billed Hummingbird is a charismatic species from Andean South America. It is found from Venezuela and Colombia in the north to Bolivia in the south. The species belongs to a monotypic genus, Ensifera, and is quite different from all other hummingbirds; metallic green and bronzed overall, with a black bill that is slightly upcurved and longer than the body length. This is the only bird species with a bill length that exceeds the body length. When seen perched, the species usually holds its bill quite upright, presumably because of balance issues stemming from this long and relatively heavy structure.

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For me one of the most amazing hummingbirds of Ecuador! Taken at the amazing Zuro Loma Reserve.

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I found this lovely old boat In Patonga on the Central Coast in NSW. Patonga means "oyster" in the Guringai people's language. The Darkinjung or Guringai language is considered the main dialect of the Kuringgai. They are an Indigenous tribe in this area. BTW, I love the name of the boat... Hollywood!!

Found another new place thanks to all the people I follow. Again took a few snaps, here's one of them. Taken @ UKIVOK.

Found this little guy just off the Queens Garden Trail at Bryce Canyon National Park. I thought it was a chipmunk, but comparing other pictures it looks to be a squirrel instead. Happy Weekend Wildlife in Utah.

The common green bottle fly (Lucilia sericata) is a blowfly found in most areas of the world and is the most well-known of the numerous green bottle fly species. Its body is 10–14 mm (0.39–0.55 in) in length – slightly larger than a house fly – and has brilliant, metallic, blue-green or golden coloration with black markings. It has short, sparse, black bristles (setae) and three cross-grooves on the thorax. The wings are clear with light brown veins, and the legs and antennae are black. The larvae of the fly may be used for maggot therapy, are commonly used in forensic entomology, and can be the cause of myiasis in livestock and pets. The common green bottle fly emerges in the spring for mating.

White-fronted Chat (Epthianura albifrons) male

12 months ago I spotted a White-fronted Chat on the fence of Suzanne Corey High School, three weeks ago I saw a pair on the school oval but they took off before I got a shot. On Saturday I found them in the paddock across Hoppers Lane from the school. The female wasn't keen on being photographed but the male posed nicely for a few moments.

Found that sweet bend in the forrest. Perfect for some b/w processing.

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Found on a ridge above Winthrop.

Dryas iulia (often incorrectly spelled julia), commonly called the Julia butterfly, Julia heliconian, the flame, or flambeau, is a species of brush-footed (or nymphalid) butterfly. The sole representative of its genus Dryas, it is native from Brazil to southern Texas and Florida, and in summer can sometimes be found as far north as eastern Nebraska. Over 15 subspecies have been described. (Source: Wikipedia)

Photo taken in the Butterfly Pavilion at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History in Santa Barbara, California.

This image of a handsome Mandarin Duck was captured in an urban park somewhere in London. Although this particular duck was free-living, his relative fearlessness probably meant he interacted regularly with humans.

This species of duck is native to Eastern Asia (China, Japan and Russia), where they are now rare, although a large and thriving introduced population can be found in the British Isles and Western Europe, with additional smaller introductions in North America.

The Mandarin Duck is a very rare winter visitor to Hong Kong. Over the last five years of constant searching, I’ve only ever managed to see a single wild pair in Hong Kong.

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It's actually remnants of a Moon Snail's shell. I found it while collecting seashells at Sanibel Island in Florida several years ago. This theme is a wonderful challenge: it wasn't until I had been looking for a pareidolia for a few days until I remembered this shell!

photo size: 2.37"W by 1.52"H and 6.03cm W by 3.87cm H

Theme: "Pareidolia" The human brain can create meaningful and significant shapes from patterns and textures. Take a photo of a pareidolia you perceive.

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Usually found in warm temperate and subtropical areas, it is probably native to southern Africa. It is familiar elsewhere, particularly the coastline of western North America, where it is an introduced invasive species that has taken hold and become commonplace. It is also found, and naturalized, in Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Australia, Spain, Southern England and New Zealand. Grown in sunny conditions, it is normally found within coastal dunes and bluffs, margins of estuaries, along roadsides; at elevations from sea level to 100 meters along the southern Pacific Coast of North America. (Source: Wikipedia))

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Head - CATWA - Koura

Hair - Stealthic - Porcelain

Taken @ Backdrop Cove

Found abstract with texture

Found in an abandoned hotel somewhere in Germany. Since the roof is completely demolished there is water all over the place. The building is literally covered in mold and all types of funghi. Even the doorframes are dripping wet. An amazing experience for man and machine (the air moisture is a trial for your camera and lenses).

Found this fox walking along the rocky beach of the Beaufort Sea. Not sure what it would be hunting for among the gravel, but its head was down and sniffing as it walked along. At one point, it marked a piece of driftwood, so it must hunt this beach often. The Arctic Fox numbers are down this year, so it was a treat to find this one.

This is long, but I found it fascinating.

30 million years ago a gigantic caldera was formed by the sudden collapse of overlying rock into an underground reservoir of molten rock. The resulting eruptions produced massive amounts of ash and debris which nearly refilled the depression. These deposits hardened into rock.

About a half million years ago flows of basalt lava poured into this area and capped it off. Over time, erosion by the Crooked River has exposed and sculpted the landscape that you see here. Nice work!

Found this a few days ago on my garden gate.Hope I have the id right

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Found as-is

Mommy Marian found a pop up book and gave it to Peter and Oleg.

PETER:

Wow Oleg....This is great! We can play hide and seek in the pop up book during the bear picnic.

OLEG:

Where are you Peter?

PETER:

I'm here...I'm standing between Mommy bear and Daddy bear. I have to tell Scout this!!!! (Peter is excited)

OLEG:

Calm down Peter

The World Maritime University in Malmö, Sweden, is a postgraduate maritime university founded by the International Maritime Organization, a specialized agency of the United Nations.

Found and photographed while wandering with NJ. Chinatown, Vancouver. January 10, 2016.

Found it in a gutter. Now I'll see if it grows.

Parry's Nolina in the higher elevation in Joshua Tree National Park, off the road going up to Key's View (viewing destination)

Looking for some files I also found files I haven't seen in years :-0, whittling down to edit/play with.. .

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I can hardly believe that I really found the one of our wild orchids that is the most spectacular one to me. It's a bee orchid (Ophrys apifera), so named because its flowers imitate the appearance of bees or bumblebees. It's quite rare north of the Alps and I'm absolutely in love!

Have a wonderful weekend everybody :-)

Ocean Of Light — David Wahler

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“Doing as others told me, I was Blind.

Coming when others called me, I was Lost.

Then I left everyone, myself as well.

Then I found Everyone, Myself as well.”

— Rumi

We found this guy while visiting the Xunantunich Mayan Ruins in Belize. After learning so much about the Ruins and finding iguanas, we went cave tubing, it was so fun. I only have cell phone photos of the cave tubing, but I might post something.