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Hohes Venn bei Raeren/Belgien

I concepted, art directed and laid out these promotional signs which were hung up at all national SuperTarget stores. My goal with this set of environmental signs was to create a bold statement with the products being marketed. I wanted to pump up the printed pieces by using everyday groceries to use as the background, and to create a soft glow in the background of the products. Graham Brown, the photographer (Graham Brown Studios in Minneapolis) used tissue paper to create the duotone background behind the products.

#103 photographed species in 2014

 

Mobelha-grande, Peniche

Fosso da Muralha

 

First sight: Porto de Peniche, 25 Jan 2014

(L-R) Lex Immers of Feyenoord, Marcel Meeuwis of Vvv Venlo

It was fun to watch this pair of Loons. The youngster kept nudging his/her dad and it appeared this was a loving couple, male and female. I have since been corrected in my assumption and the little brown one is actually a juvenile.

Great Northern Diver

 

Gavia immer

 

Lóma mór

 

Common Loon

 

Status: A widespread winter visitor to coastal areas from September to April.

 

Conservation Concern: Green-listed in Ireland. The European population has been assessed as Secure.

 

Identification: Great Northern Divers are large and powerfully built. The heavy, spear-like bill is held in a horizontal position when birds are on the water. The head is large with a steep forehead and a crown that is usually flat; but can be raised forming a bump- like crown. During the winter the bill is grey with a dark tip and birds have a prominent pale eye-ring and a dark half-collar on the lower neck. In summer the head and bill darken becoming black and the upper body plumage takes on the distinctive black and white chequered and spotted pattern.

 

Similar Species: Red- throated Diver, Black-throated Diver, White-billed Diver, Great Crested Grebe, Cormorant, Shag.

 

Call: Mainly silent over winter, contact call is a loud moaning sound rising slightly

 

Diet: Mostly fish but also feeds on crustaceans, molluscs, annelids, insects and amphibians.

 

Breeding: Age of first breeding: not known. Great Northern Divers do not breed in Ireland. The closest breeding birds are in Iceland and the breeding distribution spreads east through Greenland to North America.

 

Wintering: Great Northern Divers occur along the Irish coastline between September and April and are usually observed as single birds or small groups. They are the most numerous of the divers occurring in Ireland and are particularly abundant off the south, west and northwest coasts over the winter. Great Northern Divers occur along a variety of coastlines, particularly deeper bays and inlets, as well as shallow bays with sandy shores. They can forage up to 10 km offshore and numbers close to shore tend to be highest when winds blow onshore.

 

Where to See: Three sites hold internationally important numbers of Great Northern Divers- Inner Galway Bay (County Galway), The Mullet Peninsula (Co. Mayo), Donegal Bay (Co. Donegal). Four sites hold nationally important numbers - Courtmacsherry Bay (Co. Cork), Wexford Bay (Co. Wexford), Wexford Harbour & Slobs (Co. Wexford), Castlemaine Harbour (Co. Kerry).

 

Tiergarten Schönbrunn, neues Eisbärengehege "Franz-Josefsland"

is kla^^....alle auf meinem Bett

Büne Huber‘s Meccano Destructif Commando ( Verkleinerte Form von P.atent O.chsner ) Konzert in der Mühli Hunziken in Rubigen bei Bern im Kanton Bern der Schweiz

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Büne Huber - Tasten , Gitarre , Gesang

 

Andi Hug - Schlagzeug , Tasten , Mandoline

 

Diesel Gmünder - Gitarre , Akkordeon , Tasten

 

Wolfgang Zwiauer - Bass

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Mühle - Mühli Hunziken

 

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Die Mühli Hunziken ist eine ehemalige Mühle in Rubigen bei Bern in der Schweiz, die

seit 1974 zu einem Konzertlokal umgebaut worden ist.

 

Aufgebaut und geführt wurde sie bis am 2.3. J.uni 2.0.1.1 durch P.eter B.urkhart oder fast

besser bekannt als " M.üli - P.esche ". Für die G.eschicke der Mühli und die Ansagen

"... no churz zum hütige Abe ... " und "Isch öper mit em Zug cho?" sind neu die Gebrüder

F.ankhauser und S.ohn T.homas B.urkhart zuständig.

 

P.eter B.urkhart starb am 2.5. D.ezember 2.0.1.4

 

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Ab dem S.B.B - B.ahnhof Rubigen an der S.trecke Bern - T.hun sind es etwa 1.0 - 1.5

Minuten zu Fuss.

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Das Ambiente der Mühli ist sehr speziell, im Innern wie auch draussen hat es zahlreiche

Kunst- und Altagsgegenstände ausgestellt. Die U.hr zeigt immer fünf vor zwölf, über der

B.ühne schwebt ein S.chwein mit einer K.rone und ein F.uchs serviert eine G.ans. Von

ganz oben schaut auch E.T. den Konzerten zu und vor der Mühli sitzt J.ohn B.elushi auf

einer S.itzbank.

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Die Bühne ist eher klein und man ist so sehr nahe bei den Musikern , man kann die

Konzerte aber auch von den drei oberen Stockwerken mitverfolgen wo man einen sehr

speziellen Blickwinkel auf die M.usiker hat.

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Wer noch nie an einem Konzert in der Mühli war sollte dies bei Gelegenheit mal nachholen.

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Für das aktuelle Programm siehe auch : www.muehlehunziken.ch

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( BeschriebMühliHunziken KantonBern AlbumMühliHunziken AlbumKonzerte Schweiz

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Büne Huber‘s Meccano Destructif Commando - Konzert in der Mühli Hunziken am Samstag

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Common Loon (Gavia immer)-2_1885

Mecosta County, Mi

Common Loon Gavia immer

 

Jeff Kozma spotted and reported a Common Loon at Wenas Lake on April 18th. I went up there and saw and photographed it, then went back up with Mary and saw & photographed it in the late afternoon. It's been reported to eBird since by numerous others. An eBird report came in today reporting, once again, a Common Loon on Wenas Lake (to be clear -- same species, same lake), with a funny comment, though I don't think that irksome lister meant it to be funny nor realized just how out-to-lunch he seems with: ""Somewhat incredibly, I panned across this beautiful breeding plumage bird while thinking to myself, “wouldn’t a breeding plumaged Common Loon be great right now?”" Perhaps Eric hopes to give the impression that he didn't know of the continuing Common Loon here, and that he summoned it up -- so he could take credit for Jeff's find. The lister's use of "incredibly" was appropriate. I wonder if he is also who taught it to wave and sing, as it did for us this evening ;-)

 

Most sarcasm aside, loons (the birds, not human loonies) are always magical to see in breeding plumage and their call reminds me of the music of one of my favorite composers -- Edvard Grieg. Thank you Jeff for sharing your find.

 

See Something --> Say Something: Don't enable illegal and unethical birders -- poachers. Help break their habits. Call them as you see them.

 

Stop pishing and using playback on rare and sensitive birds and in heavily birded areas.

 

Please Follow this Code and Distribute and Teach it to Others ABA Code of Birding Ethics.

Whistle blower

Eine der Lieblingsaktivitäten der Schüler ist es, einfach die Stadt zu entdecken. Im Sommer machen wir einmal pro Woche einen Spaziergang durch die bekanntesten Bezirke Berlins. Danach gibt es immer Zeit, um ein Bierchen zu trinken. :)

Wenn du weitere Information über unsere Kurse brauchst, click hier.

Folge uns in sozialen Netzwerken: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube y Google+.

 

Discovering the city is one of the student most favorite activities. During the summer we organise once a week a walk through the most popular areas of Berlin, and then we always have time to drink a beer all together. :)

If you want more info about our courses click here.

Follow us on the WEB: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube y Google+.

 

Una de las actividades preferidas de los alumnos muchas veces es simplemente descubrir la ciudad. Una vez a la semana por lo general en verano hacemos un paseo por alguno de los barrios más emblemáticos de Berlín. Después siempre hay tiempo para una cervecilla. :)

Si quieres más información sobre nuestros cursos pincha aquí.

Síguenos en la RED: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube y Google+.

A loon searches for fish. Perhaps I should try this tactic. I have terrible luck fishing. lol

Common Loon (Gavia immer)

Mecosta County, Michigan

IJsduiker

Meeslouwerplas

Leidschendam 3 maart 2016

An adult Common Loon (Gavia immer) observed feeding and or resting at Pierce Lake in Rock Cut State Park during spring 2024.

Immer beim Futtern :-)

I have never had a chance to be close to one of these birds ... and I was very fortunate at Nicola Lake today.

Goldfinger again...

A peaceful pair of Great Northern Divers (Gavia immer). Hafravatn Iceland, 7 May 2008.

Had to have help identifying this one. Was a little surprised to learn that this was a loon, since we found him on the gulf. Would have expected him to be on fresh water. This bird was huge! Body size was similar to that of a pelican & much larger than a cormorant or an anhinga. He didn't have any buddies with him. Taken on the Florida gulf near Palmetto on 2/27/07 by Jenny Jackson.

Common Loon (Gavia immer) on Lake Okanaga, Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. Photographed on 3 September 2009.

 

www.inaturalist.org/observations/53337288

Adult, non-breeding. Parker Canyon Lake, Cochise County, AZ.

act354. hypnoskull. immer wieder nein. cd. ant-zen

 

a barrage of fierce and violent loops originating from harsh electronics and rhythmic noise backed up with distorted techno beats.

 

bandcamp:

ant-zen.bandcamp.com/album/immer-wieder-nein

 

discogs:

www.discogs.com/Hypnoskull-Immer-Wieder-Nein/master/1323781

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