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A series of photos of the Gray Jay, or Whiskey Jack or Camp Robber. From the Cypress Mountain Park area in West Vancouver BC.
This Gray Catbird I managed to get mid morning in the undergrowth, so i'm happy i at least got a shot
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
Polioptila caerulea
Great Swamp, NJ
This miniature version of Mockingbird is constantly on the move. The movement and its constant singing make it easy to find. However, its constant movement also makes it tricky to photograph.
A small colony of Atlantic gray seals on a rocky outcrop in the Farne Islands, off the coast of Northumberland, England. Their Latin name 'Halichoerus Grypus' literally means 'hook nosed sea pig', which is somewhat unjustified as they are a quite handsome animal!
They are a large seal, and the bulls can grow to over 3 metres in length, and weigh about a third of a ton!
John Singleton Mosby, better known as the Gray Ghost, is remembered best for the tactics that he brought to the Civil War. Using small bands of rangers, he led his men on raiding parties that terrorized the North. In 1863, he managed to capture General Stoughton while he was asleep. Upon being slapped on the rear, Stoughton asked, Do you know who I am?. Mosby replied Do you know Mosby, General? Yes! Have you got the rascal? No, but he has got you! Tactics like this led Grant to order to hang any of Mosbys men without trial.
Following the war, Mosby, an attorney by trade, decided the best way to help the South, was to support the Union. Becoming not only a Republican in the deeply Democratic South, but Grants campaign manager in Virginia, caused many problems. The hero that had once defended the South, now was forced to leave.
After moving to California he was befriended by other Confederates and their families. He would spend long hours recanting his adventures for his new friends and their children. One small boy was so enthused that he would ride out on the ranch and pretend to be Robert E. Lee, while Mosby rode with him as himself. Mosby would spend hours tutoring in the art of quick lightning strikes, how to effectively use a small group of men against a large Army and other more modern tactics not usually associated with the Civil War.
By 1909 that boy had graduated from West Point and began a career that would last the rest of his life. It turns out that Old Blood and Guts was trained by The Gray Ghost. General Patton had learned from the original ranger tactics that are still in use today. Colonel Mosby died in 1916, just two years before Patton would achieve the same rank.
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Skill Level: Intermediate
K105 Pages: 82 - 83
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Gray Whale mother swims near the Lindblad/National Geographic ship Sea Bird in Bahia Magdalena, Baja Mexico
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Pantalón Lana 100%Bolsillos boca en diagonal, "J" con corte diagonal, tapa de bolsillos posteriores.
The gray wolf (Canis lupus), often known simply as the wolf
Picture shot in Blijdorp Zoo Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Seen on the grounds of the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray, Maine, USA on August 8, 2009. I had never seen a gray fox before.
Seen on the Nature Day hike at Loblolly Marsh.
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Blue-gray Tanager, Thraupis episcopus, at José Castaño's "Finca Bambusa", Jardin-Antioquia, Colombia, 4 August 2017.
eBird Checklist S38474034
Grays signal box by the Down line alongside High Street level crossing. Tuesday 23rd March 1993
Grays East signal box was a The Railway Signal Company Limited standard design fitted with a 36 lever The Railway Signal Company Limited Tappet frame opened by the London, Tilbury & Southend Railway Company on 5th November 1900 as part of the resignalling of Grays railway station. The lever frame was reduced to 20 levers and a Siemens-General Electric entrance-exit signalling panel was commissioned on 28th August 1961, the signal box probably being renamed Grays at the same time. The signalling panel was replaced by a British Railways Eastern Region individual function switch signalling console circa 1976. The signal box was closed on 4th April 1996 and replaced by signalling controlled from Workstation 3 in the Upminster Integrated Electronic Control Centre
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