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Georgia Swamp. It was my pleasure to help 3 different clients get their lifer Swainson's Warbler with photographs this past week. I'm behind on catching up with Flickr so my apologies.
This warbler can not be sexed or aged based on plumage. Some birds have more yellow on their lighter parts as does this one. Some are relatively pale with little yellow. There also can be some variation in the richness of the brown cap. Some believe the brighter more yellow birds are more likely to be found in swamp habitat and the more pale ones are more likely to be found in the southern Appalachian habitat of rhododendron and nearby streams in ravines (at elevations about 3000 feet give or take). Birds of both colorings can be found in both of these unique habitats so it is not a hard fast rule.
Doug Harrop Collection • November 12, 1977
A Santa Fe GP35 idles near the ATSF freight depot in Victorville, California. This helper terminal is about 25 miles below Cajon Summit in San Bernardino County.
Analogica con Nikonos III ( 1975 ), fotocamera subacquea priva di esposimetro, messa a fuoco su scala metrica, Nikkor 35 mm 2.5 f, Kodak color 200 asa.
Union Pacific's daily Salt Lake City - Denver manifest pulls into Helper, Utah for a crew change on Nov. 21, 2008. On the right, a set of helper engines await their next assignment.
...............unfortunately, the Heron was in no mood to grant a pardon. E-M1 MKII/100-400mm.
Please press L for a larger and nicer view :-)
Just a simple portrait of a three unit helper set composed of a pair of SD70ACEs bracketing an SD40-2 at about MP 117.7 on Montana Rail Link's 2nd Sub mainline on the west outskirts of the town of Livingston. The three units boosted a westbound manifest to the top of 5702 ft Bozeman Pass and cut off the rear end at Muir ten rail miles west of here. They turned right back light engine east downhill where a loaded coal train is awaiting their assistance for another run up the grades of the old Main Street of the Northwest.
Park County, Montana
Wednesday January 10, 2018
Helpers shove hard on the rear of a westbound freight as it crosses over the WM's Thomas Sub, and the north branch of the Potomac River into Bloomington MD. The concrete marker denotes the MD/WV state line. The train is now starting up 17 Mile Grade up to Altamont, one of several hard stretches of railroad that make up the B&O's formidable west end. Once the through route to St. Louis, much of the freight activity is a memory today. Taken presumably the summer of 1969, no photographer listed. JL Sessa collection.
A group of seven Rio Grande tunnel motors cut into a 105-car Savage, Utah - Los Angeles, California export coal train in Helper, Utah the afternoon of March 13, 1999.
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Colour re-edit of a shot from July 2017.
The slogan on the bag reads "Every Little Helps" but a well placed crease is hiding the 'E' for a slogan that best matches the position I am in right now.
I'm struggling. Having to pack and downsize means losing things that are precious but not essential. It hurts. I know that I hold on to the memories but the objects related to those memories have been such an important part of my life. Having to do this on an ever decreasing time scale while getting breathless just walking up a flight of stairs still and suffering fatigue from lack of sleep. It's all a bit too much and there is not a lot that helps.
I just needed to share. It helps just a little to let it out. My head is spinning with so much to do.
I wish you all a very wonderful weekend of photography my dear Flickr friends.
Take care and take photos.
Best on Black
Blue Christmas: Jon Bon Jovi www.youtube.com/watch?v=10OcvYB5f9g
Hair: Truth
Outfit: Caverna
Makeup: Chelle
Wings: Sevens
Eyes: Fashism
I am literally putting this out there because I have no idea how to look in on my peeps now. I've been silent yet peeking for a while because I don't have anything worthy of your consideration, imho, and I kept seeing the 'go to the activity thingy' after the 7th but, I can't find it and I have no idea how to find y'all's posts. If you go to my page you will see that I follow 101 people, four of which I know to have passed away, but I keep and visit them on occasion because I loved them and their post's, just as I do you folks, even when I don't comment I do look in and keep up and pay the 'pro' rate just to keep this thing going and have no interest in the other 'perks'. In short, you folks are more important to me than I can express, even when I'm not participating, so for the love of God, how the heck do I find your shtuff now!?