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White Ibis standing on a swan feeder, Lake Morton, Lakeland, Florida. I think he was trying to figure out how to open the hook and eye to get some food using his hook and eye. ; )
Shannon O'Shea Wildlife Photography
Fishing hooks are small but very important for anglers.
I chatted with a fisherman for a while. He hadn't caught anything that day. He then tried it with fresh liver... obviously there are no piranhas in the river... otherwise the liver would have been gone quickly and probably the fishing rod too.😄
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Angelhaken sind klein aber sehr wichtig für Angler. Ich habe mich eine Weile mit einem Angler unterhalten. Der hatte an dem Tag noch nichts gefangen. Er versuchte es dann mit frischer Leber, offensichtlich sind in dem Fluss keine Piranhas... sonst wäre die Leber schnell weg gewesen und die Angel wahrscheinlich auch. 😄
SMALL & IMPORTANT is the topic for TUESday 25th January 2022, Group Our Daily Challenge
Macro Mondays 'hook' theme.
We still have picture rails in our home and at one time had a few of these hooks though as we don't generally use the rails for hanging pictures I could only find one when it came to taking my photo for MM.
The hook measures 2" at the widest point.
The 800-year-old lighthouse is the oldest operational lighthouse in the world, build by Knight William Marshal. A coal fire beacon was first used to guide ships.
Hook Peninsula in County Wexford, Ireland.
You could almost call this one: “the dance of the hooks”
Happy MM to everyone, tell me what you think...
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We have a natural harbor called Ediz Hook in our town.
Sadly people will take kittens out on the peninsula and dump them off. There is no food or fresh water (other than oil soaked mud puddles) for them.
Eagles and some seagulls will also pick them off when they are little kittens.
As they grow up they also have to deal with the pecking order of the other cats out there. There are around 30 cats at any given time.
There are some devoted people who go out, rain or shine and feed and give them water. Many have built huts or houses for them, but vandals will go out and destroy them.
There is a group of local vets that have tried to capture and "fix" them, but if they are older, they will return them to the hook. As they are wild / feral after a week or so
The one white one in this picture was in a litter of 4 kittens that were dumped. We tried for about 3 weeks to capture them. They were beautiful kittens and we had found homes for all.
Glad to see one still alive out there. They tend to have a short life. Hard to believe people can do this to them.
These crochet hooks help me make toys for our parrots. I've been playing with this photo for a while and feel it's ready to be released as a slider. I hope all are having a super Sunday!
My wife's hobby is crocheting and she's really quite good (and fast) at it. Each colored hook is a different size used to make a tighter or looser weave of the yarn.
Shot for Macro Mondays, Hook
(96/366) Before we'd heard the news that our house sale here had fallen through we'd already arranged a trip to Wexford so I could visit the cottage we're buying. As it was too short notice to cancel the hotel without losing the full amount due (and our son had booked 2 days off work to be our dog-sitter) we decided to be positive & go anyway. I'm so glad we did as the weather was fabulous. Luckily I loved the cottage! The owner is in no desperate rush to move out so if it takes a little while to find a new buyer here it might not be too much of an issue.
After we viewed the cottage we explored more of the local area & drove down the Hook peninsula for the first time. It's just 20 minutes away from our potential new home! Sin of sins I'd forgotten to pack my camera but my iPhone did a pretty good job of capturing Hook Lighthouse. The present structure is about 800 years old and is the oldest intact operational Lighthouse in the world.
Cormorant
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Not the best angle for sure, but this pic shows a barge preparing to hook up with another tugboat to help guide it through the old rail swing bridge in Clinton, IA. Clinton is a location for a large ADM processing plant, making it a prime location for barge,rail, and truck traffic. There are several other grain terminals in this area of the Mississippi, including terminals in nearby Fulton and Albany,IL.
Eine alte Bilancia,Waage von 1944.
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Für“Crazy Tuesday“
Thema:“Hooks“ am 27.07.2021
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Jeden Tag verkehrt der Flaschenzug von Trostberg nach Garching an der Alz. Er wird dabei planmäßig von einer 294 gezogen. Am Silvestertag 2020 war dafür 294 772 eingeteilt und hatte mit 3 Wagen an diesem eisigen Morgen nur wenig Last am Haken. Hier ist der Zug kurz vor der Einfahrt in den Bahnhof Garching. Transportiert wird in diesen als "Flaschenwagen" bezeichnenden Wagen Calciumcarbid.
Every day the pulley runs from Trostberg to Garching an der Alz. He is being pulled by a 294 as planned. On New Year's Eve 2020, 294 772 were assigned and had only a little load on the hook with 3 cars on this icy morning. Here the train is just before the entrance to Garching station.
The hook as it is often called is a popular spot in South County Wexford. It was very windy when I was there and I could not get out onto rocks safely so stood well back and aimed for a break in the spray to get a shot.
The lighthouse is situated where the 3 sister rivers, Barrow, Nore and Suir flow into the sea so it was be choppy and windy.
In the living room of the house I was born in, there was a picture rail incorporated into the wall with brass hooks that hung over the top edge. I have eight of them, and find them invaluable for hooking over the top side edge of Billy bookcases, or on my door lintels, for hanging various things like wind chimes, dream catchers, etc. This one holds a pocket watch and is about two and a half inches in height.