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I had a quick shower, splashed on some cologne, threw on my best shirt and headed out with my camera and a skip in my step. Next thing I knew this little Dark-Eyed Junko started flirting with me…
How l'd love to be there today kite flying.
Anyway, l hope you all had a fabulous Christmas and that Santa bought you everything you wished for.....he certainly did for me, a severe chest infection two days before Christmas and 2 Asthma attacks before 5am on Christmas day with the promise of an Ambulance ride to the Worcester A&E before lunch...which was nice...What a wheeze...who could have asked for more?...Oh!!! l also got some Socks, a Satsuma and Nuts and the promise of going to see the Rag'n'Bone Man in Wales in June....Grrrreeeaat.
Well, time to have more tablets...So l wish you all an awesome and very very Happy New Year...(Always assuming the homicidal maniacs Putin & Trump allow us to have one.)...Keep smiling all :-)
How can anyone think this eyesore is an improvement! Whoever decided to have this done wants sacking!
Looking back to the starting point of our walk. Hill is relative I suppose - a feature of that size would not be named elsewhere
How about a SD20, SD28,GP35,GP38,GP10,GP10 on a coal train! 1984 Kind wish I had a wide angle lens fab 50 is all.
42073 alongside the River Leven at Fell Foot shortly after sunrise on Thurs 4th November 2021.
A Peter VC charter.
Common Egret
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I visit Monrepos not only because of the squirrels but because of the birds there too. This Great Tit looks as if he posed nicely but they never sit still for more than a second, even if I bribe them with birdseed. :)
Australian Hobby (Falco longipennis) female
I popped down to to see the Hobby Family today, there was a lot of flying going on, Mum seemed to be teaching the young to hunt. One of the young is very confident, one is till very much learning (see tomorrow).
We were exploring a little village whose name I forget now when we saw this gushing water and a long low building, really no more than a roof built on the ground. We were puzzled as to what this could be and Anita wondered if the water was cold. It was.
A bit later the owner of the little "Mom and Pop" store told us it was a spring and that people came from all over to get water from it. I was happy to learn it Was a spring and not... you know something to do with sewage~ LOL
Tarn Hows is situated in between Coniston Water and Lake Windermere and well worth a visit. I took five shots and then back home stitched them together using the Affinity Photo Software my first attempt at this type of shot. We had an enjoyable walk around the Tarn in some fabulous light.
Thursday 17th October Copyright Simon Lathlane
One otter is king of the hill with his catch, as the other seemingly hopes he will share. He didn't.
This is another shot from my very rushed effort to capture a great Adelaide sunset a couple of nights ago.
Essentially by the time I made my mind up to go take some shots the sun was nearly down. (See my previous photo post for the full story).
This was one of my first shots of the short session and you can just see the last bit of the sun over the horizon.
I was on my knees taking pictures of the toad lilies and all of the sudden this face was in my lens!
~ John Muir
John Muir is the individual most responsible for the creation of Yosemite National Park. The Scottish-born American naturalist convinced President Teddy Roosevelt to protect Yosemite (including Yosemite Valley), Sequoia, Grand Canyon and Mt. Rainier as National Parks. Marvelling at the beauty of Yosemite Falls and its surroundings you realize how thankful you have to be.
hehe, long time no see!
I'm good, but little sleepy lol
ちゃんとしたSSを久々にとりました。
りかちゃんからのおすそ分けでArcadeが始まっていることに気がつきまして
Atomicのスキンをがちゃりました。
今回は5回目でRAREがでたので万々歳です！！！w
（その前の前は、かなり泣いたw）
普段と違う顔にしてみたい！ていじってたけど
やっぱり、いつも通りの顔になったww
しかたないねw
さてさて。
ちょとインしてなかった間に、
いろいろ納得というか、諦めがつきまして。
「ま、いっか」「もう、いいやw」てなりましたww
マイペースに頑張ります。
How Many Rabbits in a Rabbyte? by Jason Curtis
From the website: How many Rabbits in a Rabbyte? Have a look at the design to find out, or jog your memory!
There is a new art trail in Southampton and Winchester this summer. For ten weeks Hares of Hampshire will bring thirty-two large hares and forty-two leverets to the streets, parks, galleries and shops of the two cities.
All money raised by donations and by the auction of the hares at the end of the summer will go to the Murray Parish Trust.