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G-UHIH in a hover at Perth Airport GB
This Bell UH-IH Huey was manufactured in 1972 and served in the Vietnam War with "129 Assault Helicopter Company".
The chopper arrived in the UK through Surrey in 2005 after having had a complete restoration from November 2003. Its new home is in Blackpool in Lancashire. Pictured displaying Perth Airport.
Civilian Aviation Regristration Number G-UHIH
Engine : Lycoming T53-L-13 Turbine giving 1400 shp
Right place...right time...
Walking in the arboretum at Bicton College (www.bicton.ac.uk)...hover flies...so I'm told...
It was a foggy day at Long Beach, so Tristan decided to hover.
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Hover-taxi I built 5-6 years ago and never got around to photographing before. The Fifth Element movie was obviously a big influence on the design.
I haven't changed or updated it since it was built. If I was doing it today there are some changes I'd make.
A hoverfly posing on a nice yellow flower in my local park.
(Nikon D90 with Nikkor 105mm lens - Hand held)
We spent hours on a cliff watching the antics of these little guys. They were awesome - it was hard to leave. The way they landed was hilarious. They hovered for a moment or two just before landing, and as soon as they landed they seemed somewhat surprised that they actually made it. They spread their wings and kind of relaxed into the grass - almost like a gymnast sticking a landing.
Rain gear...check
Camera protector...check
Coffee...check
Gloves with Hot Paws...check
Hours spent laying on our bellies on a rock in the rain with a camera jammed up against our eyes...priceless!
Thanks to Peter Brake for sharing the location...check out his amazing photos of these little guys!
1. Dandelion head, 2. Multi colors of Pumpkins, 3. Clouds on fire 9/12/2006, 4. drenched, 5. Pink tree Peony, 6. Hibiscus, 7. Heart of gold, 8. Pink tree peony bloom,
9. Summer Dreams, 10. Koi, 11. Canadian goose, 12. Yumm that smells good,lets roll in it, 13. canadian goose, 14. The Iowa Capital reflected, 15. A Goose and her Goslings, 16. Pink Sprinkles,
17. Fish, 18. The Imes Bridge in spring, 19. Pink tree peony bloom,downward angle, 20. He's off, 21. Peek a Boo, 22. Winter Solstice Eve., 23. Adobe Ruins, 24. Nativity,
25. Sunflare and prism effect, 26. Johnsons blue geranium macro, 27. waterlily tulip closeup, 28. Helebore bloom, 29. veronica in stone, 30. Looking thru the garden gate, 31. Tani, 32. Clark River in Winter,
33. Scenes from Ghost Town, 34. Eagle's Roost, 35. A Mother holds a Child close to her Heart, 36. Garden Visitor, 37. The light from within, 38. Orchid collage, 39. Lake reflections in winter, 40. Cold River,
41. The ginger bread house, 42. Hover amongst the flowers, 43. Ribbon, 44. Across the lake at night,Grays Lake,DSM IA., 45. Mountain River, 46. Stream flowing through rock walls PA, 47. Pointsettia, 48. Christmas Balls and lights,
49. Snow covered Bushes and creek, 50. Welcome to the Garden, 51. On the way back out, 52. Me on top, 53. Road to the tower, 54. Sunrise MO 9/19/06, 55. Pose, 56. Coneflower,
57. English rose, 58. Ruby spider, 59. Gerbera daisy macro, 60. Last Daffodil of the season, 61. daffodils, 62. group of pastel tulips, 63. Daffodils, 64. Chicago Adventure,
65. Light and shadows across the ice, 66. Protecting the garden, 67. Sun rays through the holes in the clouds at sunset, 68. anchient Bonsai, 69. challange 3, 70. Robin in the waterfall, 71. Front entry walks Des Moines Botanical Center, 72. Portrait of Pete
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Версия Hover H5e для тяжёлых дорожных условий. Впервые представлена на праздновании Масленицы Ховер клуба.
A piece of spent brass hovers above a sandbag as U.S. Marine Gunnery Sgt. Ajiboye Magbagbeola, the Regimental Combat Team 5 combat camera chief and native of Roxbury, Mass., fires his M4 carbine assault rifle during a combat marksmanship training evolution here, Feb. 2. Marines and sailors of RCT-5 shot their weapons to calibrate for a battle sight zero, ensuring the accuracy of their optics, and executed various combat marksmanship drills during this training evolution. The training is designed to sharpen basic combat skills as RCT-5 begins the second half of its deployment.
The interior of this container is so reflective that the bottom appears to be a deep well, and anything placed on it appears to be hovering. Photo doesn't do it justice because I couldn't find a way to hide the camera. The tangerine segment appears much larger than it really is relative to the size of the container. Circular reflections confuse the camera, as well as the eye!
There's definitely another picture on my stream titled hover. but oh well =]
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Hey,how's Bard? Like, do you like it there? I was thinking of applying and I thought that I should ask someone who goes there about what goes on.
i actually really like it. at first i didn't but i'm very adjusted now. i don't know if you're like me but the people there made me feel a lot more comfortable being myself than the ones as packer. a lot of people say the academics are inferior but that's really untrue. the classes are really challenging and it's a lot of work, even compared to packer. the teachers treat you like adults, which is a nice change. it's definitely a great option so it's good you applied, but you should tour it and talk to some teachers to see if you like it yourself.
This fly was hovering high over me at one point so I aimed up at him and got this shot ^.^
Taken in Whitemud Ravine Nature Reserve, in Edmonton, Alberta
A hover fly resting on a leaf. These are like usual flies but they imitate a hornet to stay away from predators via 500px ift.tt/1rhhKIF Photo by Praveen Mayakar Photography - ift.tt/1aoPMl8
Weslaco, Hidalgo County, Texas, USA.
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Arctic Tern flying in place, also called hovering, above the wetlands of Yukon Delta NWR.
Photo Credit: Nathan Graff, USFWS
I was so pleased to see this cute hover fly enjoying the newly planted Calytrix tetragona we had put in the front garden. While I of course enjoy the plants myself, my primary goal with our endemic native garden is to attract pollinators. I love to watch them live and work! [Lower Blue Mountains, NSW]
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