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immer noch da: der Troll im Wald bei unserer Wanderung zum Tierarzt _ still there: the Troll in the forest at our walk to the vet.
Gavia immer
on Okanagan Lake along the walkway west if the Peach
Looks like there were 2 but they were way out so hard to tell.
Not bad for first day of spring.
Common loon (Gavia immer)
I had taken a canoe out on a Lake Placid/East Lake, NY so I could get close to loons and spend some time watching and photographing these beautiful birds.
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Nice to see the sea ducks, grebes and loons out at Tsawwassen Jetty these days, but I really wish they would come in closer to shore so I can get a decent photo! Here's a couple of my "best I can do" gets.
Common loon (Gavia immer)
I had taken a canoe out on a Lake Placid/East Lake, NY so I could get close to loons and spend some time watching and photographing these beautiful birds.
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Lightning Lake
E.C. Manning Park
British Columbia
I'm pretty sure this Loon caught itself a leech for lunch.
A number of Common Loons (Gavia immer) observed swimming and feeding at Rock Cut State Park during spring migration 2023 in Winnebago County, Illinois.
Common Loon (Gavia immer) on Lake Okanaga, Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. Photographed on 3 September 2009.
Longe (para a minha 100-400mm), a chover e com um mar picado, mas lá consegui fazer o registo desta raridade para Portugal. :-)
Guia, Cascais, Portugal
21-Nov-2009
Wenn man weiß wo man suchen muss, dann ist die sogar ziemlich oft auf meinen bildern =).
ich glaube aber mit nem 200er wird es schwer die besser hinzubekommen, ausser mit viel vorarbeit O.o
Immer noch eines meiner Lieblingsgebäude in Maputo, das Wohn- und Geschäftshaus Prédio S. Jorge aus den 1920er Jahren.
Still one of my favorite buildings in Maputo: The housing and commercial building Prédio S. Jorge from the 1920s.
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