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A pair of former Erie-Lackawanna SD45-2’s give a shove to a westbound train on its way to Horseshoe Curve.
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Approaching dusk, the Laurel-Bozeman is tackling the pass with help from a helper set on the point of the decently-sized train.
Livingston, MT
April 17th, 2023
A free moment now that the preparation of the school lunch is under control. The ladies help provide a healthy meal for the students of the Higher Primary School in Krishnarajpet, Karnataka.
Help me with the name of that, please! The green looks-like a conch, but is much smaller, it is a Birch seed
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Cartagena Colombia
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BNSF coal train C SXMRBG2 60F gets a friendly shove from the additional horsepower provided by a Montana Rail Link helper set while ascending the 1.9% compensated grade of Bozeman Pass west of Livingston, MT. The train is ultimately bound for Roberts Bank, BC, where its Montana-mined coal will be transloaded into ocean vessels for international shipment.
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Heavy trains need a lot of help in their assault of Mullan Pass on the Montana Rail Link. This loaded coal train is no exception, as a 4-pack of MRL SD70ACe's serve as mid-train helpers to help climb the 2.2% westbound grade to the summit.
C SCMRBC1 03F (Coal- Spring Creek Mine, WY to Roberts Bank, BC)
(Mid-Train Helper) MRL SD70ACe #4312
(Mid-Train Helper) MRL SD70ACe #4308
(Mid-Train Helper) MRL SD70ACe #4317
(Mid-Train Helper) MRL SD70ACe #4311
Austin, MT
May 4th, 2022
4161=221019
Help me if you can, I'm feeling down
And I do appreciate you being round
Help me get my feet back on the ground
Won't you please, please help me
- John Lennon
After helping a coal train to Soldier Summit, six Rio Grande ‘Tunnel Motors’ depart east for Helper, Utah on Sept. 22, 2000. A UP C40-8 was parked in the yard, assigned to work train duties.
On Sunday at a park we visited, I found a hatchling Black-crowned Night Heron on the ground in distress. There was no way to return it to the nest which was very high in the tree so I scooped it up and rushed it to Lindsay Wildlife Hospital in Walnut Creek. Poor little one tumbled down the slope and almost went into the water. I was so glad to grab it before that happened and potentially drowned.
It will be transported by Lindsay to the International Bird Rescue (IBR) in Cordelia so it has a chance to grow and be released back into the wild. Lindsay did a cute video of this little guy in honor of IBRs "Dinosaur Week" last week.
www.facebook.com/LindsayWildlifeExperience/videos/3281479...
Keepers at the San Diego Zoo checked the weight of a one-month-old female aye-aye today (Oct. 15), under the watchful eye of her mother. After distracting mom for a short time with a treat of honey, keepers were able to locate the baby in the nest box, reach in and scoop her up, so they could check her weight. This is an important procedure that is done frequently when the baby is young, to ensure that she is healthy and growing properly. The baby weighed 3.6 ounces at birth and weighed in at 9.03 ounces today. The weight gain is a sign that the mother aye-aye is doing a great job of caring for her adorable baby. The young aye-aye’s name is Fady (pronounced FAW DEE), which means taboo in Malagasy.
“Aye-ayes are extremely rare in zoological settings; only a handful of zoos in the U.S. house these animals,” said Mindy Settles, primate keeper at the San Diego Zoo. “Fady’s birth on September 8 marks the first aye-aye baby born at the San Diego Zoo. Counting this infant, there are only 27 aye-ayes in North America.” Fady was born to a first-time mother, Styx, and father, Nirina. Nirina (which means hope in Malagasy) is an important founder in the aye-aye Species Survival Plan program, developed through the Association of Zoos and Aquariums to help ensure the survival of species that may be endangered or threatened in the wild, providing genetic diversity to the species.
Aye-ayes live only on the island of Madagascar. They are the largest of the nocturnal primates and are the most specialized. Aye-ayes spend their lives in rain forest trees. They are dark brown or black in color, and are distinguished by a bushy tail that is larger than their body. Aye-ayes use a unique foraging method called “percussive foraging.” The aye-aye uses its most distinguishing feature—a thin, elongated and versatile middle finger on its hand—to tap on tree trunks and branches, while listening with its large rounded ears for hollows in dead or decaying wood. They search the hollows for their prey—grubs—and use their large teeth to rip open the bark until they find one. Then, the aye-aye uses its long finger to reach in and extract the grub.
Today aye-ayes are protected by law in Madagascar, however many people native to the island consider the aye-aye an omen of bad luck and will often kill one on sight. This, along with habitat destruction, has put the aye-aye on the endangered list.
Southern Pacific helper set drifts down grade near Fields, OR on the Cascade Line. Slide by Keith E. Ardinger, John Bargert Collection.
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Soo U30C 803 is in Helper service shoving a train up Byron Hill. Here it is approaching Byron WI. ready to cut off on the fly. May 1979.
2 pack of SD40E's helpers are on a hard push on the back of this 502 loaded coal train as they make their way up the grade towards Gallitzin. I managed to get the ex-PRR signals still lit, as they will snap off as soon as the train clears them.
I can't help but laugh laugh laugh every time I see this picture. I gave ToeEater a bath yesterday and could not resist snapping a few pictures of her. It's so funny how every time I turn on the water she rushes over and tries to climb into the tub. This time the joke was on her. As soon as I put her in, she gave me those little puppy dog eyes and I could feel her trying to make me feel bad. Too bad, she got a bath anyway...
She's all nice and fluffy now. Not to mention she smelled like raspberries for a good 15minutes.
Nikon D40 | 50mm | ƒ1.8 | 0.02 sec | ISO 800
I've had this image in mind for for a long while now. I am not loving the title. Can anyone help me out with a better one?
We're Here theme: "A passion for words" There are words in this shot so I am counting it!
KCSM 4067 leads train CP 375 through the woods at South Haven and prepares to cross the Clearwater River. This location helps out for early afternoon westbounds as the tracks swing heavily to the south. We have been seeing a lot of KCS power out here, making shooting on this sub more interesting again.