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Hold my head up, right foot back
Take my hands down, shake my back
Pull my strings and cut my rope
Rattle my frame and shatter my ghost
And if I can't get back in line
They're gonna break me down
Till the broad daylight comes through
Breathe out, come alive
Give me a reason to feel
Taken at Corruption.
I have lived with several Zen masters -- all of them cats.
~ Eckhart Tolle
I am very busy this week but will do my best to keep up with all of you.
This cat belongs to my friend Chris: www.flickr.com/photos/97556096@N06
The crow spoke to her about his life, his dreams and his desires and the young woman listened to him attentively, touched... she admired his freedom...
Photo for the **SL pictures that touch us** January Contest. Theme: Reflections
Hair: Doe - Spring Breeze (gacha)
Clothes: -Pixicat- Breeze.Tunic (Cream) & Blueberry - Melanie High Waist Capri Jeans
Pose: *!R.O!* Violin BENTO 3 Pose Set w/ Mesh Vionlin
Plants & Dragonflies: [ keke ]
Papers: ~ASW~ The Distant Storm Papers
Pose: CuCa Designs - Your Master (couple bento pose)
мy мυѕιc "Nine Inch Nails - Meet Your Master""
"Bow down in position
Against the polished steel
This is something different
You'll like the way this feels
No time for asking question
No time for wondering
We've heard enough from you now
We've heard everything
We're going to play a new game
You'll put on this blindfold
You'll do what we tell you
You'll do as you're told
Used to be the leader
But now comes the time to serve
Maybe we show some mercy
Maybe you get what you deserve"
nice evening cloud ships in the sky above Puerto Ingeniero Ibanez
Many thanks for comments and visits ;-)
he doesn't ask much as a dictator, just don't ask him to move off the couch and feed him promptly 2x a day ...or else
Wingardium Leviosa. It was the first spell she learned and, as it turns out, is one of her best spells. At first she could barely lift anything, or everything would backfire. Now? Now she could pull a person up by their clothing or move an object from across the room. Still, this didn’t mean she didn’t have to practice.
“Wingardium Leviosa,” she said quietly to herself and smiled as her books and papers lifted up around her.
Great Potoo - Wild - At Pantanal - MT.
With its characteristic drawn-out moaning growl, the vocalizations of the Great Potoo are among the most exciting and perhaps most unsettling nocturnal sounds in the Neotropics. Apart from its vocalizations, the Great Potoo is an intriguing species. Great Potoos are nocturnal and feed on large flying insects, and occasionally bats, which they capture in sallies from a high perch. During the day, they remain motionless in mimic of broken tree branches. The Great Potoo is distributed throughout humid and semihumid forested habitats in Central and South America. Across this vast region, there is little geographic variation in size or in plumage; two subspecies sometimes are recognized, but these do not differ greatly from each other. Despite the lack of conspicuous geographic variation, populations on either side of the Andes have been found to be very distinct genetically. This level of divergence is similar to the genetic divergence found between other species of potoo, pointing the possibility for ‘cryptic’ species within the Great Potoo lineage. neotropical.birds.cornell.edu/Species-Account/nb/species/...
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Young leopard, Auob calcrete ridge, Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
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“Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift. That is why it is called the present” - Master Oogway
Galápagos giant tortoise, chelonoidis niger is given a black and white conversion to enhance the swirls and patterns on its textured head. #edit
… that, and the focus was just a little on the soft side + camera shake.
Photographed Australia Zoo, 2023
Master Gardener Tour, June 24, 2023 in Sequim, Washington. Six homes were opened to the public exhibiting a vast array of flowers and other ornamental lawn and yard art.
Leica M-P & Summilux-M 35mm . ND Filter 1.5
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my written permission.
© Toni_V. All rights reserved.
Grace Mcdunnough schooled her musician friends on how to wow a crowd even when you can't talk properly.
Definitely my favourite thing.
Chuck-Will's-Widow (Antrostomus carolinensis)
Buffalo National River, Arkansas, U.S.A.
A Chuck-will's-widow roosts quietly on a tree branch, camouflaged by its cryptic plumage.
I was thrilled to find one of these birds while hiking along the bluffs above the Buffalo River. This nocturnal species is the largest nightjar species in North America and the only one I've ever seen. Unfortunately, it is currently classified as Near Threatened by the IUCN.
The spectacular Buffalo National River in northern Arkansas holds the distinction of being the first National River in the United States. Stretching 153 miles (246 km), it was officially protected on March 1, 1972, through an Act of Congress. This designation put an end to repeated efforts by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to build dams along its course.
It came as a surprise to me that the Red-tailed Hawk is a pretty fast bird for its size. According to Cornell, when they are soaring or flapping their wings, they travel 20-40 mph and when they are diving they may exceed 120 mph!
Photographed near the town of De Beque, Western Slope, Colorado.
A spotted scorpionfish, Scorpaena plumieri, sits motionless on a knob of coral, watching divers go past.
This fish develops many intricate and elaborate excrescences and color patterns that break up the normal lines of a fish. Take a look at higher resolution.
I am indebted to my fellow divers who find this and other camouflaged residents of the reef--I can't find them myself, but my friends (Mike, Ed, Tina, Markus) wait for me to catch up and point out the treasures.