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took this while driving by the entrance to a temple, the monk is backed against the wall of the doorway, no where to go...
Los Parakeetos were a fun and fairly common addition to Barcelona and we enjoyed seeing them. Barcelona 4/9/07
Quite by accident we found out that a theatergroup was going to perform the English Mystery Plays at Monk Bretton Priory. We were curious as to where that was and what it looked like, so we went for a day out and (of course) took our cameras with us!!
Monk Bretton Priory is an old ruin in the town of Barnsley, South Yorkshire. It's just a short busride and walk from where I live.
As you can see we had glorious weather that day and taking pictures there was absolutely fantastic. It's a huge site and even when there are more people around the peace and tranquility is maintained.
The site is freely accessible for picnics, wandering around, silent contemplation or anything else you can think of.
Four (4) Monk Parakeets co-habitating with Ospreys and House Sparrows. Photo taken on April 23, 1994 at Roanoke Island, NC.
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This young monk showed me and another two or so tourists around. Very nice guy, as far as I remember, and his English was really good.
Buddhist monks pray in the Tooth Relic Temple, Singapore. Some lead chanting via microphone, whilst others punctuate rhythm with percussion instruments.
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The Hawaiian Monk Seal is an interesting animal that maintains a solitary existence and can dive to depths of over 500 meters to forage on deep sea prey. Human activity, predators, and environmental conditions have decreased the species population to just over 1000 individuals, resulting in endangered or critically endangered status. In addition, some features of its complex life history is making recovery a difficult process.
Given all that, we observed a few individuals, such as the one in this photo, returning to the same beach areas each day for what looks like an untroubled nap in the sunshine.
ハワイモンクアザラシは不思議で海に１６００フィートの深さまで潜る事が出来ます。そこでタコ、ロブスター、等の生き物を食べます。現在の個体数は千二百匹 に減って絶滅危惧種の状態に成っている様です。この問題以外，写真に写っているアザラシは毎日このビーチで快適に太陽の下で日なたぼっこを楽しんでいます。