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Male Canvasback at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, PA.

Rock Dove (Columba livia)

Philadelphia Navy Yard, PA.

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Washington Navy Yard

Phalacrocorax Auritus

Philadelphia Navy Yard, PA

Aythya Valisineria

Philadelphia Navy Yard, PA

Aythya Valisineria

Philadelphia Navy Yard, PA

Brooklyn, New York

Venetian wealth was built on controlling trade routes to the east which was the source of luxury goods such as silk, spices and perfumes. The key to this was naval power and overseas naval bases such as Crete. In fact, they referred to their empire as the Stato da Mar (Nation of the Seas). So the Darsena Arsenale (naval facilities) was the central component of their power and wealth.

Venice, Italy

Aythya Valisineria

It was amazing to see so many in a small area and so close to land. At least 100 were there.

(The map says NJ, but its PA)

Philadelphia Navy Yard, PA

Brooklyn, New York

Columba Livia

Philadelphia Navy Yard, PA

Anacostia Riverwalk Trail - Washington DC

Brooklyn Navy Yard Industrial Park, Brooklyn, New York

Navy Yard, Charlestown, Massachusetts, USA

Point Cloud at Light Yards - Yards Park - Washington, DC

One of the very large warehouses at the Philadelphia Naval Ship yard.

Composite of 30 images

Shot on Ilford HP5

On the left:

USS Charles F Adams DDG-2, Lead ship of her class of guided-missile destroyers.

In the center and right, are two Ticonderoga class, guided-missile cruisers. One of which is the lead ship USS Ticonderoga CG-47, the other is the USS Yorktown CG-48

This image is available here: fineartamerica.com/profiles/paul-tomlin.html

The USS John F. Kennedy CVA 67 (mothballed) at the Navy Yard, South Philly.

*Note - the map section on Flickr is messed up, this is not NJ - it IS Philadelphia PA.