Little People in the City – competition
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A small lake with a lot of birds, turtles and more. Paradise for wildlife.
at Robert Neumann Park, Currumbin Valley, QLD Australia
This little robin was happy about all the larvae that came out while chopping wood and was my daily companion for the last few days.
Managed to get nice and close with the 2x on! Slightly cropped to straighten the image. Abberton reservoir.
early morning this week in the Castro Verde plains in Portugal
The elusive Little Bustard was one of my main targets in this beautiful region
tetrax tetrax
kleine trap
outarde canepetière
Zwergtrappe
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One from my archives which I remember well, this adult was not shy at all, it would sit on the gate right in front of the photographers.
20160701-08
red currant [ribes rubrum]
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Pentax K200D, 28mm, f/2.8, 1/350s, ISO 100
Reminds me of my childhood summers when I spent the holidays with my grandparents. On the outskirts of the village there were cornfields, surrounded by cherry trees and underneath grew flowers like the ones in the picture above: poppies, cornflowers, but also camomile, from which I braided flower wreaths that I put over my long hair.
St Andrew’s is one of Norfolk’s many round tower churches. The county contains three quarters of those still standing in Britain
The tower - of the usual local flint and mortar construction and thought to be 11th Century Saxon - is an enigma because it is quite separate from the rest of the building.
A clearly visible filled in arch on the tower's east side suggests that a nave was once attached there but the reasons for that church’s subsequent demise are unknown. Was it actually finished? If not why? Was the current church contemporary - Elsewhere in Norfolk two churches are so close that they touch.
*There is also a Great Snoring which is actually the smaller village. ‘Snoring' derives’ from someone named Snear rather than any stentorian prowess of the locals..
Driving through Denbyshire on my back from Betwsycoed. Snow from the past nights was still lying on the the moore lands high up.
2016 01 16 150411 Wales Betws y Coed PM1