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Can you fall in love with a bird? I think I can. When I saw this picture I melted away, this long-tailed tit with her(?) eyes made up with a little mascara is so adorable!!
I took this shot rather close to my home, and it was a sunny day again. I was looking for hawfinches, since I never have seen one and they were reported in that area.
Alas I didn't see them but instead i found these next to a firecrest, a treecreeper, and a lot of siskins. Winter time for that reason is great to go out. No leaves on trees.
After enjoying a nice picnic overlooking the reservoir behind Avon Dam we ventured uphill. Initially that was a bit of a challenge as we had to cross a very boggy area and a stream. This was the view back towards the valley with the river Avon snaking through the moorland. According to our hiking guide this part of the Avon is known as Long-a-traw.
NS 822 heads east through Long Island, exactly 180 miles from Norfolk by Virginian Railway rails. This location hosts a pair of intermediate CPL signals from the N&W era. While there are a dwindling amount of these signals scattered throughout Virginia, these are some of the only survivors I can think of that are not absolute signals. Other CPL strongholds such as the H-Line had their intermediates replaced back in the 1990s and early 2000s. The 822 originated at Weller Yard near Grundy, VA and is headed for export at Lamberts Point. Likely this train loaded at the Consol mine at the very end of the Buchanan Branch.
Long-tailed Duck is a small, slender sea duck with a rounded head and a small bill. The male has long tail plumes most of the year. Taken in Barrow,Alaska.
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Paul Lake Road
Kamloops, BC
This area has long been a favourite place for me to come late afternoon on a sunny day for the sun casts long shadows. I might like early morning too but I will probably never know for there's the bit where you have to get out of bed early.
I think I may stop using the location marker map on my photos because the places it says are just so wrong. The map used to work just fine. :-/
Taking a short break from posting my holiday snaps! Here's one of a Long Tailed Tit I took yesterday at High Batts Nature Reserve where the temperature didn't get much above 0°C, if at all. The promised full sun never really broke through the morning mist. I'm sure this LTT was puffing out its feathers to try and keep warm!
Long lake sits beside the Beartooth Highway in Wyoming. The lake which is surrounded by outcrops of Archean gneiss is one of the hundrends of glacial lakes on the plateau which were the result of Pleistocene glaciation.
Had an awesome experience with this stunning Long-eared Owl, who said Owls don't show in wind and rain.
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Canon 500mm F4 and 1.4EX
Long crested eagle, Tanzania.
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Taken Castro Verde, Portugal,
Up to five of these owls roosted in a number of trees along a quiet avenue, this particular owl used the exact same branch in the same tree on every occasion we passed by. Pity the light was not so obliging.