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serving as a mud source for house martins (intended) and potter wasps. Medieval city wall as a potential nesting site for the latter in background.
Photo by Kristine K. Stevens, a curious traveler, author and beekeeper who is hiking the Buckeye Trail in Ohio.
Previously, Kristine sold her house, quit her job and traveled around the world. Learn more at "If Your Dream Doesn't Scare You, It Isn't Big Enough: A Solo Journey Around the World."
I miss living here. That big house across the street was the only one in view, it and the one we lived in were surrounded by farm land. The street they're running towards has a speed limit of 50mph.
This one got washed off in a mudpuddle for a better look.
There was about an inch of rain overnight, and they were climbing out an hour after sunrise.
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Found the local working the WestPlains Grains elevator the day after our first official snow. The seasonably warm temps have mostly turned the snow cover into mush and muck, contributing to the gloom of the day. Unscenic views with potholes and mudpuddles define railroading in North Omaha.
Sometimes I feel like telling those birds, I don't think you should drink from there! But
what can you do??lol
June 1, 2018 - We took a drive through "Native Iceland" which was a stand of birch trees. Here you can see Gudrun opening the gate so our bus can continue on our journey to "black castles" lava formations at Dimmuborgir.
Let me introduce you to Tic (as in "tic-toc"), Rusty and Wrangler. Tic has been used in rodeos and is around 7/8 yrs. old. Rusty will be 2 in May, 2009. And Wrangler pretty much rules the pack and I believe he is 6 or 7 yrs. old. These are my neighbor's horses. If you saw Jill's pic in "horse play" then you saw Rusty's mama!
The 'Stratford mudpuddle' from various angles. These views look toward the Trans-Canada Highway from MacKinnon Drive. This is one of those cases where a DRONE camera would have been helpful!
A 90,000 gallon stormwater detention "tank" being installed on a jobsite. It is comprised of 200 l.f. x 9' i.d. aluminized CMP with a restricted outlet orifice that lets the post-development runoff fill the tank during even the heaviest storms and then "trickle" out over a period of time so that the post-development runoff of the site matches the pre-development (wooded, undeveloped) runoff rate. Great idea, rather expensive to implement. The mudpuddle to lower right is a silt collection basin that exists during the development process to trap the waterborne sediment from the disturbed areas and allow the solids time to settle out instead of running headlong down into the Chesapeake Bay (150 miles away).
Someone I knew in high school sent me this camera and several lenses and filters when he found out I was into shooting film because he doesn't use it anymore. One of the fitlers is a circular polarizer.
This picture is taken without the filter. This one is with it. Note the difference in the mud puddle reflection.
The Jeremiah was a bullfrog song kept coming to mind after I shot this image frogs are for whatever reason difficult to shoot but this one stayed right there far a minute and presto I got it.
Funny how mud puddles can look magical in pictures.
From another photo walk with Orbitgal today. This was at an abandoned store we stopped at.