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It's Macro Mondays and our challenge this week was GIFT.
This is a very old plant ornament that a friend gave to me. It stands 1-1/4" tall, well under the 3" limit. I am still hoping to spot a cardinal in the wild, so perhaps this one is a good omen! HMM!
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The Baltimore Oriole (m) was proudly singing. I whistled back at him and got this curious look. Wawanosh Wetlands, Sarnia, ON
Bird Seed Inspector heard you were running low and stopped by to ask you to put some more out here, we haven't had lunch yet! Shot in North Carolina.
(No, the camera - and the fountain - was not at an angle, the background is sloping.)
At Fontana del Fiocco at Villa Borghese, Rome.
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I'm back after a short vacation in Sri Lanka, home.
Came across this parade on the streets of Pussellawa, a small town on the way from Nuwara Eliya to Kandy.
It's a certain Hindu festival I don't know the name but stay tuned for more crazy photos of these guys!
Explored on 21-04-2023
Within minutes of filing the Breakfast Club feeders this male Robin appears and inspects the new menu. He didn't look too impressed at first then settled for a Sunflower seed.
Este precioso gato, callejero o salvaje, no me aceptó el pienso que le eché para comer y desaparecíó por la tubería de riego...
wildcat - stray cat
Created for Biscuit theme in Macro Monday HMM! :-)
The cracker inspector is inspecting just how much salt is on these Saltine Crackers anyway. Big bits and little bits of salt everywhere!
The Inspector is HO Scale 1:87 (about 1/2 inch), so whole pic is less than 1 inch wide. I used the Laowa 60mm enlarging lens. Hope you like it.
I decided that I needed to get some new miniatures so I am forced to come up with different scenarios. There are many circumstances in life that we can't control but with photography, we can choose what and how to frame it in our lens. At this time, I need the distraction from reality.
An American Oystercatcher chick investigates its surroundings.
{ Ostrygojad brunatny, Haematopus palliatus }
Long Island, Nickerson beach, New York.
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600 mm - f/7.1 - 1/1600 - ISO 320
Many thanks for the visit, everyone :) Enjoy your Sunday!
I took an unusual turn while walking in the Pines Flora and Fauna Reserve and got to a freeway underpass when I heared a loud call, obviously amplified by the concrete walls, of striated pardalote. Soon after I spotted the bird and later...
(Pardalotus striatus)
Brown Thornbill in a paperbark thicket. One of several mood enhancers in this area.
(Acanthiza pusilla)
Mystery under the moonlight
The crime was perfect. The inspector Ant was in the woods looking for evidence. He was walking on a huge leaf, under the moonlight, when...
One more of Rags on his walk outside, where he was checking the progress of the heating tubes renovation. Things are moving ahead, but too slowly, he thinks...
Dushara Tatters and Rags (Somali), 31.08.2017
Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera
1951 Chevrolet track inspector's car.
E.S.&N.A. Railway
Eureka Springs AR.
10th Anniversary Trip
Sony SLT-A77MkII
Not quite as catchy as Inspector Gadget, but you have to work in the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker some how!
The farm sheep will soon be giving birth, so we've built a new shelter. This was the first time I saw a White-faced Heron visiting such high elevated pastures. Obviously there was this job to be done.
(Egretta novaehollandiae)
While my wife and I have coffee on the back deck the Inspector is busy making sure the flowers are well taken care of. ;))
In one of the leaded glass sidelight panes of the main entrance to an old storefront in Galena, Illinois – A vintage sign for an official watch inspector for the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad – also known as the “Burlington Route” – is still displayed.
Many, many years ago this building housed a watch repair shop where area railroaders could bring their time piece for a frequently required inspection and repairs if needed. -- December 2017 ~~ A Jeff Hampton Photograph ©
In order to keep their approach low key, Queensland Government Fishing Inspectors have been adopting new guises so they won't give their approach away. All the better to catch people who take undersized or too many fish or other seafood. The downside of the new uniforms is that they are very tight......this fisherman is about to display his catch for a rigorous inspection! Pine River, Tinchi Tamba, Brisbane.
The Inspectors get to eat all offending fish.
(In real life, the fisherman is net fishing for bait fish).