Juvenile Black-crowned Night-Heron (Nycticorax nycticorax) taken at Dinner Island Ranch, Hendry County, Florida, USA. Identification of the juvenile Black-crowned and juvenile Yellow-crowned Night-Herons can be confused. The Black-crowned Night-heron can be identified by its smaller red eye, finer and more pointed bill, and shorter neck. A less subjective feature of the Black-crowned juvenile is the greenish coloring at the base of the bill that is clearly seen in this image.

sunny day walk

I went past the garden with all the odd follies in it the other day and happened to notice that I could just get a photo of the two other "family tombs"!! in shot.

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Hollyhocks in another side road. There were masses of them, but this one look so good just growing upwards.

Much more fun viewed large.

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Hunter's of Alloa YJ16DTU

Optare Solo M7900SE (B23F)

Stirling, Bus Station

C46 Kinbuck.

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Donoghue's Of Galway Volvo B7TL / Alexander ALX400 (01-D-10220) on Eyre Square, Galway 15th July 2016.

Ex Dublin Bus AV 220.