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Toronto, CANADÀ 2024.
Front Street West is one of the main east-west thoroughfares in downtown Toronto, renowned for being the location of most of the city's iconic landmarks and a major transportation hub.
Central Function: The street serves as the central spine of the city's entertainment, convention, and sports district, located just north of Lake Ontario.
Key Landmarks: The western section of Front Street is home to some of Toronto's most famous structures:
The CN Tower.
The Rogers Centre (retractable roof stadium).
The Metro Toronto Convention Centre (MTCC).
Union Station (Canada's primary rail station and transit hub).
Historical Significance: The street originally ran along the shore of Lake Ontario before large land reclamation projects in the 19th century moved the waterfront back. Many historic buildings (like the St. Lawrence Market) are located on the street's eastern stretch.
真是意外,完全搞不懂為何這張有機會上FP?!
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謝謝大家! 祝大家虎年裡,每個人都是一頭精力充沛的帥老虎美老虎,有源源不絕的動力去衝刺自己想要的,有擋不住的運氣去得到自己想得的!
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Week 9 - An 8-shot panorama from my front porch. Having too much fun with Photo Merge in Lightroom CC, I guess. The novelty will wear off eventually, I'm sure.
Peach-fronted Parakeet is an inhabitant of savanna, gallery forest and cerrado from Suriname to south to northern Argentina, and west to extreme southeastern Peru. Peach-fronted Parakeet has a peachy orange forehead and midcrown; a pale orange orbital ring; dull blue wings, tail and hindcrown; and olive brown cheeks and underparts that fade to yellow-green on the undertail coverts. This parakeet is superficially similar to Orange-fronted Parakeet (Eupsittula canicularis), and the two may form a superspecies; but Orange-fronted Parakeet is confined to Central America, and there is no geographic overlap between the two. Peach-fronted Parakeet spends much time foraging on the ground where it feeds on seeds, flowers, leaves and insects. At times Peach-fronted Parakeet also raids fields of soybeans, rice and corn. doi.org/10.2173/bow.pefpar1.01
This one was at Pantanal, MT, Brasil.
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More of the tulipa tarda. Our weather has warmed up and we should be free of the white stuff until October.
White-fronted tern (White-fronted tern), Ashley Estuary, New Zealand. The white-fronted tern is the most common tern on the New Zealand coastline. The New Zealand population has declined markedly over the last 40 years and is currently regarded as At Risk/Declining.
My regular restaurant , Buck's Riverside Cafe, closed after a fire a couple of months ago. Think I'll try the Front Street the next time I go to Clermont County
Magpies are usually very cautious and never come to our tiny front garden. But this one probably doesn't know about
Vas'ka, who is very often sits on the tree...
The shot made throw the sitting room window.
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This male (red cap) was photographed on the campus of Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, an ebird hotspot with a species list close to 300.
White-fronted Geese are unusual visitors to Surrey but this winter there have been a number reported around the county. This was one of three reported close to home over the Christmas period so it was good to catch up up with them recently.