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My first dragonfly sighting of the year!
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Sometimes leaving is the best act of love and care you can give. Otherwise staying would build up hate that will destroy the both of you.
I stopped off at a lake on the way from Whitehorse, Yukon Territory to Tok, Alaska and captured this Four-spotted Skimmer amidst hundreds of damselflies. It wasn't the only dragonfly but it was the only one I could get a photo of.
Taken 17 June 2017.
About an hour after sunset the orange glow of the sun is still visible over the Jordanelle Reservoir.
The 4.2% moon is 2 days old after the Great American Eclipse and this beautiful waxing crescent moon is setting over the Wasatch Mountains, the western edge of the Rocky Mountains
Four years ago I started in this virtual world. I did not understand it well, but today I think I made the right choice to stay, because through my photos I have achieved a happy and challenging experience, thanks to my good friends, who know who they are :))
Thanks to everyone who appreciates my work. Thank you for all the love I receive here and your recognition of my work. This is a fourth year of learning, as in RL, constantly learning.
Smiles for all, and never forget to look at the sky, for even clouds have their beauty :)))
Emma Jane
lost in no man's land
I'm back after 3 weeks of vacation.
I will try to see your pictures and comment as soon as possible.
More "Four and More" are depicted in the first comment box below.
Miles Davis plays FOUR AND MORE
- Rosa's Garden of Earthly Delights, Keefer Lake, Ontario, Canada -
After descending about 500 metres on the steep mountainside, it became much easier to continue. We saw four chamois (goat-antelopes) and a beautiful frozen waterfall on the way. Then we reached the tourist shelter (a posh restaurant compared to the one by the five lakes) and we walked the last 9 km to the car park.
I have to say I was pretty excited when we encountered this Four-banded Sandgrouse, and about eight more of its buddies, during our visit to Ethiopia this past August. When we spotted them in the distance it was obvious that they had some crazy markings and would definitely make some interesting photo opportunities. Since we didn’t want to spook them, we approached them very cautiously and to our delight we were able to get nice and close without flushing them. Looking back at it, I think they might have been trying to use those wild markings as camouflage and were just being still to avoid detection. I think that strategy probably works better during the dry season when the grass is all brown. In any case, check out this awesome sandgrouse. We were smiling from ear to ear the whole time we were watching them.
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Pterocles quadricinctus
In various states of resistance to the prevailing gales, these larches are above Ullswater at a spot called Spying How.
Panorama stitched from four camera jpegs then processed in snapseed.
I am only guessing that these are larches. If anyone can identify them accurately please comment!
for #SmileonSaturday
four in a row
The most difficult tasks were 1.) keeping the row straight and 2.) finding a blue O and 3.) convincing the smallest kitty that they weren’t toys for her!
Neat 4s……💙4444 HSoS 4444💙
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Liturgy is the cloak Jesus leaves behind for us to touch. It is our contact with Jesus now that he has risen and ascended. Liturgy is our taction with the Lamb of God. With our own fingers, we feel a grazing touch of his sacramental cloak, as she felt with hers. She reached out as he was passing by through a large crowd. He now moves across the centuries through the huge crowd of mankind—do we notice? Dare we have enough hope to come up behind him in the crowd and touch the liturgy that trails behind him? This daughter’s faith saved her, and she departed cured of her affliction. It can be the same for us. Sin is bleeding to death, and liturgy heals us by stopping what slowly drains us of life. To be in communion with God was life for Adam and Eve; to be alienated from God is death for Adam and Eve’s children; to receive God’s caresses again is resurrection, and this is made possible by the New Adam, whose cloak the Church, the New Eve, holds out to the world to touch.
-DAVID W. FAGERBERG, Liturgical Dogmatics How Catholic Beliefs Flow from Liturgical Prayer