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Anyone know what would cause a dollar bill to turn gray? It's the oddest thing I've seen in a while. It's a series 2009 American dollar bill that I received as change.
This Gray Fronted Dove, Leptotila rufaxilla, was photographed in Peru, as part of a research project utilizing motion-activated camera-traps.
You are invited to go WILD on Smithsonian's interactive website, Smithsonian WILD, to learn more about the research and browse photos like this from around the world.
Silver-Gray Crochet Shawl on Etsy
A lovely soft shawl with beautiful feminine stitching and little puffy bobbles dispersed throughout. Friends and passersby will remark on this handmade wrap.
This shawl drapes lightly to be warm but not heavy which makes it great for multiple seasons.
The versatile style can be dressed up or down. Wear it out to lunch, to church, or at work in a chilly office building. Wear it anywhere!
Measures 54" across at the widest point (shoulder side) and 24" long from top to bottom.
"THE HERD" A VERY LARGE SCHOOL OF GRAY ANGELFISH / CHUCHO DIVERS, COZUMEL, MEXICO /
Aquaventure Dive & Photo, USA
I encountered the same Gray Fox at the same location as last week. This time I discovered why it was watching me so closely and didn't seem scared of me. It had a pup nearby. I didn't get good photos of the pup, but kept them for documentation. One shows it climbing a tree, something I've read that foxes can do but never seen before. This shot shows the parent vocalizing.
At the Salton Sea you will see many strange things - like this gray Scion driven into a pole. Read more about this surreal incident I witnessed here (on my blog): www.rboltphotography.com/articles/salton-sea-madness/
I had better shots but all of them were horrifyingly out of focus. Which is a real shame, because this flower is kind of rare and we were lucky to see it at all. Oh well.
The Gray Hawk is a neo-tropical species that barely crosses the border into the Sonoran Desert in southern Arizona in spring / summer. They are a bit bigger than Cooper's hawks. Here is the one in the Raptor Free Flight demonstration at the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum in Tucson, Arizona. More raptors in PhotoStream and/or Raptors album.