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Cuba. Havana, 20-05-2005
Buschauffeur doet dutje
Foto: Frans Schellekens/ Hollandse Hoogte
taking a nap
The black-naped oriole (Oriolus chinensis) is a bird from the oriole family. It has yellow-and-black plumage and is found in many parts of Asia. It is one of the most common bird species in Singapore
05.06.19
Black Naped Terns
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Cabalo de Pradeiras headland.
Fili was pooped after a 3-hr hike in the morning, a few hours of walking around A Coruña and a long lunch where she probably didn't get a chance to sleep because of the large dog of some nearby diners. We were walking through this park on the edge of the city when she just lay down and refused to go any further. So, here we stayed for the next hour. She certainly picked a nice spot.
A short tour with Mike, Andrew and John. Taking in some revisits and some new spots.
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Grallaria nuchalis - Chestnut-naped Antpitta - Tororoi chusquero.
Grallaria
Mod. L. grallarius stilt-walker (> L. grallae stilts).
nuchale / nuchalis
Mod. L. nuchalis of the nape, nuchal (Med. L. nucha nape > Arabic nukha spinal marrow).
Nappers Bridge and the Lake Bonney Hotel.
William Napper a farm labourer from Guernsey arrived in SA on the Oriental in 1855 when he was 28 years old. With his friend William Parnell they tried working as timber cutters for the passing riverboat trade along the Murray. Their wives and families joined them. In 1859 William Parnell built the Lake Bonney Hotel to capitalise on the travellers passing overland with their livestock. In 1863 Napper purchased 80 acres of land and the hotel buildings from. William’s first wife Ann died in 1869 and his second wife died in 1877 just after they had moved to become the licensees of the Overland Corner Hotel. It is not clear but the Lake Bonney Hotel probably closed when Napper left it. The hotel had eleven rooms, some with magnificently built chimneys and a store hut nearer Lake Bonney. Napper’s private residence which still stands was located in front of the old store and cellars. William Napper returned to the deserted Lake Bonney Hotel in the 1880s to operate it as an accommodation place. He died here in 1907 and was buried nearby in the Overland Corner Hotel cemetery just north of the old hotel.
This building is the old store and cellars.
Taken at dusk after the sun had set.
Picture taken during the Magic Birding and Photo Tour at San Jorge de Quito.
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Name: Black-naped oriole
Scientific: Oriolus chinensis
Malay: Burung Kunyit Besar / Dendang Selayang
Family: Oriolidae
IUCN Red List (v3.1, 2016): Least Concern
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My brother's dog Pepper. She's a chocolate dapple dachshund and so adorable that everyone who meets her automatically falls in love with her. I did, and I may have to get one!!!!
According to my bro, she sleeps a lot...... this however is not true, although Pepper looks like a little angel right now, my Mum and I puppy-sat her recently (she's 2 today (6 Sept), so technically not a puppy any more) and she was completely hyper - although what better type of dog to have :)
even more cute on black 'L'
Golden naped tanager, Tandayapa, Ecuador, March 2016.
Just the same old birds around the feeders so another shot from warmer climates.
Tangara ruficervix
The Golden-naped Tanager is omnivorous and eats arthropods, fruit, and nectar.
Zachary, his beloved Lacrosse Ball temporarily...
Our Daily Challenge - Feb 11, 2016 - "Abandoned"
..., looks...
Daily Dog Challenge 1564. "Relaxed"
... and ready for a nap.
Sometimes a shoot surprises you.
I fully expected to choose a Henry Picture today - as Zachary doesn't usually "do" Relaxed, but my boy surprised me today and IMHO nailed it.
Yes, I could quibble about his semi-pricked ears and open eyes, but I won't.
For Zachary during a photo shoot, this is about as relaxed as it's ever going to get.
Stop on by Zachary and Henry's blog: bzdogs.com - The Secret Life of the Suburban Dog