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Empty hopper train NS 776 heads west (compass south-south-west) down the Lurgan Branch. NS 1060 is the leader (seen here) with NS 4290 as the helper on the rear.
Adult Black Skimmer flying / gliding low above the water with its wings widespread as it is about to skim
Nickerson Beach, Long Island, New York, East Coast, USA
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I find it calming to sit and watch the great crested grebes grebes glide by on my local pools. I waited for this one to reach part of the water where the reflections were a warm peach colour, which also helped to push the bright red of the grebe's eye and ruff forward.
It never really wants to be summer here on the Italian Riviera. Sometimes it rains that you wouldn't send a dog out. The picture I took on a rainy day in the port of Oneglia/Imperia fits the weather by lifting the camera low, directly above a puddle.
SITIO HISTÓRICO DE WATERMILLS DE SAULT-AU-RÉCOLLET - Montreal, Canadá.
- Estructura conmemorativa que representa la ubicación original de la chimenea Watermills del pueblo de Sault-au-Récollet, así como a todos los propietarios del sitio Mills a lo largo de los años. Desde 1726 Simon Sicard construyó para los sulpicianos una presa y un aserradero en la Rivière des Prairies. Los molinos se utilizaron para diversos fines: molino de grano, trituradora, sierra, clavos, cardado y papel gris, algunos hasta 1970. El sitio histórico fue creado en 1998 por la Communauté urbaine de Montréal para resaltar todo el complejo industrial Watermill.
WATERMILLS HISTORICAL SITE OF SAULT-AU-RÉCOLLET - Montreal, Canada.
- Commemorative structure representing the original location of the Sault-au-Récollet village Watermills fireplace as well as all the owners of the Mills site through the years. Since 1726 Simon Sicard built for the Sulpicians a dam and a sawmill on the Rivière des Prairies. The mills were used for various purposes: grain mill, grist, saw, nails, carding and gray paper, some until 1970. The historical site was created in 1998 by Communauté urbaine de Montréal to highlight all of the Watermill industrial complex.
- SITE HISTORIQUE DES MOULINS DE SAULT-AU-RÉCOLLET à Montréal.
Structure commémorative représentant l'emplacement d'origine de la cheminée des Moulins à eau du village de Sault-au-Récollet, ainsi que tous les propriétaires du site au travers les années. En 1726, Simon Sicard débute la construction, d'une digue et d'un moulin à scie pour les Sulpiciens, sur la rivière des Prairies. Les moulins furent utilisés à des fins diverses: moulin à grains, à farine, à scie, à clous, à carder et à papier gris, certains jusqu'en 1970. Pour mettre en valeur l'ensemble de ce complexe industriel, la Communauté urbaine de Montréal crée en 1998 le site des moulins.
Young velvet bolete (one of many) found in the forest :)
The velvet bolete or variegated bolete (Suillus variegatus), is a species of edible mushroom in the genus Suillus. Like all bolete-like species it has tubes, and pores, instead of gills under its cap. The mushroom forms a mycorrhizal relationship with pine and occurs in North America and Eurasia. It appears in late summer. It is often found with heathers, and other acid loving plants, on sandy soils. The velvet bolete is edible and good for pickling.
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Maślak pstry (Suillus variegatus) – gatunek grzybów należący do rodziny maślakowatych (Suillaceae), znany też pod nazwami: bagniak, jakubek, piasecznik. Jest szeroko rozpowszechniony w Europie Środkowej, ale występuje także w Ameryce Północnej, Południowej i Japonii. W Polsce jest pospolity. Owocniki wyrastają od lata do jesieni, w lasach iglastych, szczególnie pod sosnami, na wrzosowiskach i w miejscach wilgotnych. Grzyb jadalny średniej wartości. Dobry do marynowania.
Two Azure-winged Magpies enjoying a moment by the pool—one splashing playfully while the other watches on. It was a delightful scene to witness as I waited for the elusive Iberian lynx to appear
West Sheley schoolhouse in Callaway County, Missouri. Photography by Notley Hawkins. Taken with a Canon EOS R5 camera with a Canon RF15-35mm F2.8 L IS USM lens at ƒ/8.0 with a 1/6-second exposure at ISO 800. Processed with Adobe Lightroom Classic.
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the great plaza is a stage. strangers move like shadows under a vast sky, the iron tower stands, indifferent to them all. but for a moment, it is not theirs. it is framed by a personal horizon, claimed by a fleeting, perfect geometry. a brief, powerful alignment of self and symbol, held against the light.
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From an earlier time, A tighter crop of an American bullfrog.
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Wildwood Lake, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
f6.3 1/50sec. ISO100 600mm
From our Sunday trip to Dawlish. This is the beach where we found all those pieces of polished green glass from the previous upload. It's a nice bit of rugged coastline. Dawlish is known for the railway passing just at the shoreline and there are spectacular images of waves crashing over the passing trains. One of the railway tunnels can be seen in the background. There are some nice sea stacks lining that bit of coast, some of which can also be seen in the background.