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I was driving along a country road when I came upon a line of sunflowers. Unfortunately, it was one of those times that I did not have my camera with me. Fortunately, I did have my iPad!
Taken the same day as my last post. They seemed very happy to greet each other. This went on for a minute or two. The female was already on the rocks with her ducklings when the drake arrived. He greeted the ducklings too, although not as enthusiastically. I suppose it could have been a adult child returning to visit its mother, I've seen juvenile, almost adult males do that. But I'd guess it was her mate. In any case, they definitely shared some affection. I felt double lucky to see it. It's my favorite thing to photograph. I know people who refuse to believe birds feel emotions, even though its plain as day that they do. And I just love to see them show it.
What a welcome surprise! This Red-Tailed Hawk has perched himself at the entrance to the water treatment plant in San Rafael. We now call him/her “The Greeter” because in the several months that we have visited, we have noticed him in the same spot. He is not hard to find because he always has a group of eager photographers standing around waiting for the perfect shot.
Magic happens at sunset on the flood plains of Chobe Park. The animals can almost hide in the encroaching darkness, but there is always a hint of their presence.
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Myself and Joe made the trip and early start and were greeted with Crimson Skies. Worth getting out of bed for as they say.
A lovely sunset greeted us as we left the restaurant on our first night on the Oregon coast. It was just what holidays are all about.
He is out working frequently these days
You can see he is quite exhausted, obviously not easy to find the ones that has behaved nicely this year
How privileged I felt to be welcomed back to my favourite beach. She knew... oh she knew alright how much I loved seeing her again.. I do believe she loved seeing me too and this was her welcome to me and yes I am only a visitor but I love her so much and I miss her......
My grandad was a fireman on the trains and him and grandma spent much of their time in St Ives, maybe that how come I feel a spiritual relationship with this place...you never know ;)
I decided to walk around my garden this morning and see what I could find. Some real beauties greeted me!
Because this gorgeous cat (Wilson) lives across the street from me, I've had the opportunity to see him interact with numerous passersby. His markings have a beautiful "airbrushed" quality.
I had an early start on Sunday and meet with fellow togs Andy & Pete to capture the sunrise at the Old Mill at Langstone Harbour, Hampshire. The conditions were far from perfect with no clouds, the water was a bit low and a cold easterly breeze blowing but we were greeted with some pre-sunrise glow in the sky which soon disappeared!
For those that are interested the Old Mill was built around 1730. The mill was derelict in 1934 but by 1939 it had been converted to residential accommodation and hence my title for the image!
30 second exposure using a Lee 0.9 ND grad filter
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Firescald Creek enters Savage Gulf across Greeter Falls and a few hundred yards downstream empties into Big Creek, one of three gorges that link to form a wide, steep valley that came to be known as Savage Gulf. The “Savage” part of the name is not necessarily meant to be descriptive but rather gets that moniker in honor of Samuel Savage, an early settler in the area. The “Gulf” part of the name is not necessarily meant to be confusing but rather is just a local term for “gorge”. Dedicated in 1974, the Savage Gulf State Natural Area is a 15,600 acre scenic wilderness with 55 miles of trails but no roads into the gulch. It also contains 500 acres of some of the finest virgin hardwood forest in the eastern United States, and is listed on the U.S. Registry of National Natural Landmarks.
Greeter Falls has two stages. This 15 foot drop is the upper section of the falls. A short distance downstream is the larger Lower Greeter Falls, a 50 foot drop, which can be seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/tim_lumley/43625147245/
Upper Greeter Falls, Savage Gulf State Natural Area, Grundy County, Tennessee, USA. Elevation: 1,703ft., October 27, 2014
These two beautiful dogs were very eager to make my acquaintance as I walked by their garden in Penzance, Cornwall, UK. They made me feel like a real VIP with their exuberant greeting! Yes, I did stop & give them a pat. It would be so nice if all inhabitants of this world were so friendly :)
Curious juvenile male Ruby-throated Hummingbird popping up to take a look. Thanks again for all the visits and comments.
Not sure who was happier, my two dogs or my Dad ... but they greeted him after running out onto the pier.
My Dad had been out cleaning off duck doodoo of the pier ;)
Had to be quick to snap this off ... but liked the symmetry of it as well as the boat off there in the bokeh ... as well as the beginning of Fall color starting there in some of the trees along Middle River.
Happy Bench Monday ... on Sunday ;))
Sheyenne River Valley - Barnes County, North Dakota.
2/22
The river winds throughout the valley, hugging a few abandoned farmsteads. The North Dakota Fisheries and Wildlife has a few fish hatcheries down here, one being at Baldhill Dam where the river turns into Lake Ashtabula. Many waterfowl protected wetlands as well.
Personally, I love there are many historic or culturally significant sites in this area. Fascinating to research and explore.
Hyacinth Macaw (Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus) and Park greeter, named "Sampson". This handsome fellow is >20 years old and a member of the largest species in the parrot family. The hyacinth macaw is the rarest of the macaws and is found only in Brazil. San Diego Zoo Safari Park - entrance. Conservation Status: Vulnerable
with yesterdays disappointment of 50008 not working the first train despite the light, a second morning of glorious light greets the Chinnor and Princes risborough Railway as 50008 Thunderer looking smart in its new Hanson and Hall livery heads the resident 3CEP and DATS HST power car 43066 out of Chinnor on the 1P01, Chinnor-Princes Risborough
PETER:
Hello dear bear friends
We greet you from Domburg
We are here on the beach playing with Faantje em Helgie
They live in Zeeland.
It is very nice here but me and Oleg miss our friends.
I especially miss my dearest princess Rosie and my very best friend Scout. We are coming home soon!
See you !
Many bear kisses for everyone from me and Oleg
For Scout extra bear kisses and for my dearest princess Rosie 100.000 bear kisses and many more!
Cremonville, Normandie, France. There is often one horse who is bolder, braver and/or friendlier than the others. This one is beautiful!
Sheyenne River Valley - Barnes County, North Dakota.
2/22
The river winds throughout the valley, hugging a few abandoned farmsteads. The North Dakota Fisheries and Wildlife has a few fish hatcheries down here, one being at Baldhill Dam where the river turns into Lake Ashtabula. Many waterfowl protected wetlands as well.
Personally, I love there are many historic or culturally significant sites in this area. Fascinating to research and explore.
I decided to head to the Lakes whilst the snow was still lying on the ground. As I came off the M6 Motorway I was greeted with low banks of cloud, so I quickly changed plans and took a gamble on getting up on to Scout Scar in the hope I could get above the clouds.
When I got up there I was delighted that it was clear on the tops, although bands of mist kept blowing over the summit for short periods. I took quite a few shots and a panorama of the Lakeland fells which were all clear above the inversion.
Here is a telephoto shot taken hand held with the Z100-400 of the wintery Langdale Pikes with the clouds blanketing the Lyth Valley below me.
Past few times to the park, This Osprey has been perched right at the entrance to the Nature Center, Thought I was at Wal-Mart. Think it just got a fish and wasn't dried off yet.