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After the photo shoot, we let it in freedom! ;)
I like the mountains because they make me feel small. They help me sort out what's important in life.
~ Mark Obmascik
Looking back in Glacier Bay National Park at Marguerite Glacier.
The curve billed thrasher was after something that was in the hanging branch so he decided to make the leap. Fortunately I was watching and grabbed an image of this action
Wishing you a great and blessed day !
In a Vietnamese village a skilled female artisan with great concentration was making rice paper in the traditional way.
From my card making box. The size of everything is pretty much exactly a credit card which I also used to push things into their place but something always seems to have moved on its own The little hearts are so tiny I couldn't see which way they were pointing.
Green Grass Dart (Ocybadistes walkeri)
These two were busy doing their bit to continue the species yesterday.
Adult Herring Gull making its presence felt. Taken in late February a couple of years ago this bird has shed the dull mottling on the head and neck that characterises the winter plumage
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Skirt by: BouBouKi
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A field by the lake really but last year it was flooded and when the paddle steamers (or other passenger ships) went by they created waves that travelled across the grass.
Lonnie Maves was a big fan of the Santa Fe Railroad, and it's easy to understand why, with their Warbonnet paint scheme and legendary passenger and freight service. Here, Lonnie catches a hot TOFC making time by a freight in the siding. Unfortunately Lonnie didn't label his slides and I can't make out the station sign, so I can't give a location. Perhaps someone knows where this may be.
Santa Fe 509
November 1993
Lonnie Maves Photo
D.A.Longley collection
We have a water feature in our garden, the gentle movement of the water attracts so many Birds ....they come to Bathe and splash in it, or just to drink from this tiny Fountain................