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There have been a few times now, where I've seen mama otter get out of the pond and chase a duck all over the place! I don't know if she sees the ducks as a threat or what?!?! She is soooo fast on land! (I didn't think I would be able to catch a shot of her)I was surprised by that! It also surprises me that whatever duck she happens to chase, doesn't fly away. It will run..... Once it jumps into the pond, the otter loses interest and goes back to whatever it was doing in the pond. Fascinating interactions to watch!!
Here is a clip of one of the otters chasing a green heron
Backyard pond - Kent, WA
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Georgia Army National Guardsmen with the Macon-based 48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, secure the Capitol prior to the Presidential Inauguration in Washington D.C., Jan 20, 2021. At least 25,000 National Guardsmen have been authorized to conduct security, communication and logistical missions in support of federal and District authorities leading up and through the 59th Presidential Inauguration. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. 1st Class R.J. Lannom Jr.)
It's always such an important part of the wedding when the bride is walked down the aisle by her Father. For me, it's when the wedding day becomes so real. Emotions start pouring out, the guests see the bride for the first time, and unless they did a First Look, it's the first time the groom sees the bride. What am I trying to say? You CAN'T miss these shots.
This image is of Mandy being walked down the aisle by her Dad at her wedding with Opie at Jekyll Island, Georgia. As a destination wedding photographer I'd always wanted to shoot a wedding in Jekyll Island, and when this opportunity came up, I was so excited to be able to do it. I love seeing the flow of her dress as it's getting kicked up from her walking motion. And I really love how they're looking at each other...
Camera settings: Nikon D700, 1/200 sec at f/5.6, 34mm at ISO 200, flash did not fire. Taken at 5:20pm.
Local St. John's Artists concoct a visual feast of art inspired by the cupcake.
Arts & Culture Center February 5th - 7th 2010
This day was spent hiking north/northwest of Göreme and I didn't have a proper map so I did get lost on occasion.
ETS 4167 on the hook getting dragged into Ferrier garage. The days likely numbered for this bus as a large order of New Flyer XD40s has begun arriving.
For the 90 model year the 2.9 and 3.6 went and the 3.2 and 4.0 arrived along with the new analogue dash, hence the reason you find G reg cars in all four engine options, If you wanted a V12 the Series III was still on the books untill it was finally dropped in 1992. This Oct 89 registration is the new model 4.0 in high spec Sovereign trim, the one to have most people would agree.
I have to pinch myself sometimes and remind myself that these XJ40s are geting old now, even the youngest ones are fast approaching twenty years old.
This one's a low mileage peach, once owned and run for a while by a dealer friend, it's got a lady driver now, it's in very nice condition throughout.
I've just noticed it has a piece of chrome missing from the bootlid for some reason. Later X300 "roulette" rims make a nice upgrade.
Our granddaughter wanted to save the Grasshoppers from "wrestling". She didn't want them to get hurt! :-)
Snow covers downtown Langford after an unusual amount of snow fell on South Vancouver Island.
South Vancouver Islanders woke up, surprised to see to something that the rest of B.C. deals with on a near daily basis in winter – snow! Webcams showed heavy accumulations on the Malahat, Goldstream and Bamberton areas. It snarled traffic throughout Victoria and Sooke, and caused school closures.
Snowfall in Victoria is not that unusual, but drivers on South Vancouver Island never seem quite ready for it.
Title / Titre :
Miss Haggas getting her hair cut at Camp Determination during flax pulling season, Drayton, Ontario /
Mlle Haggas se faisant couper les cheveux au camp Determination durant la saison d’arrachage du lin, à Drayton (Ontario)
Creator(s) / Créateur(s) : John Boyd
Date(s) : July 24, 1918 / 24 juillet 1918
Reference No. / Numéro de référence : ITEM 3383124
central.bac-lac.gc.ca/.redirect?app=fonandcol&id=3383...
Location / Lieu : Drayton, Ontario, Canada
Credit / Mention de source :
John Boyd. Library and Archives Canada, PA-071100 /
John Boyd. Bibliothèque et Archives Canada, PA-071100
Pintura que fiz dia 27/12/09 junto com minha amiga Tamara, Foi engraçado, não conseguimos terminar pois a dona do out-door apareceu dizendo " SAIA DAQUI, Estou ligando para a polícia vou colocar vocês na cadeia!".
Resumindo " pernas para que te quiero"!
Valew TAM!
The bottled water demonstration organized by Sociology 383: Social Change and the Sociology Club at Sonoma State University.
The demonstration was a way to raise awareness about the real cost of bottled water, provide information on alternatives and collect signatures to get more recycling bins on campus as well as a purified water filling station.
After finishing my walk today, I headed over to where Beach 86th Street terminates at Jamaica Bay. I climbed out on the nearby jetty to get a good look at this row of old bungalows built on a pier over the water at the northern end of Beach 84th Street. Because of how the houses are lined up, they're mostly obscured from view on Beach 84th Street; in fact, I didn't even realize they were there when I walked the street. I only discovered them afterward while looking at aerial photos of the area. As we learned back then:
These unusual houses, apparently more than a century old, were in the news back in 2008 when the state passed a law allowing the city to sell the pier to the homeowners who lived atop it. A few years later, the artist Duke Riley featured the bungalows in one of the stained-glass pieces he designed for the nearby Beach 98th Street subway station.
There are about 16 houses standing on the pier now, but there were once more. I count seven additional houses in aerial images from both 1924 and 1980. (Here's a 2012 view for comparison.) In the 1924 aerial, and even, to a much lesser extent, in this 1996 one, you can also see a number of houses built out on other nearby piers jutting into the bay.
Chiefs versus Eagles at The Linc in Philly. McNabb out...Kolb starting but everyone looking for #7.
Everyone know that Kansas City does beef, well, well. Beef, ribs, BBQ....they know what to do.
Yeah, I've done the beef and ribs thing. For today's game, I wanted to mix it up a bit. Throw a little wildcat offense in there.
So here's what we did...some braised pork rib pizzetas!
A pizzetas is just a small pizza pie. Nothing to get worried about. I had some left over pizza dough taking up space in the freezer. Took it out about 5:30 a.m. to defrost it. By noon, it was good to to.
Also by noon, my pork baby back ribs had been cooking for a couple of hours in my slow cooker. A nice rub on them, some liquid smoke, some Yuengling brew to baste by.
Around 1, I flattened out my pizza dough, brushed it with some olive oil, and put it on my grill. Once crispy, I slathered it with some KC-style BBC sauce, added the shredded pork, the Gorgonzola cheese, and the homerown tomatoes, diced. Back on the grill to get happy.
Once done, sliced it, and it all worked nicely.
In the glass, more Yuengling Lager.
This one had to count. Eagles have a bye next weekend, and for the rest of October, I'll be out of the great USA.
See you in November, football fans!
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