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The greater part of our happiness or misery depends on our dispositions and not on our circumstances. We carry the seeds of the one or the other about with us in our minds wherever we go.

Martha Washington

 

La plus grande partie de notre bonheur ou de notre misère dépend de nos dispositions et non de nos circonstances. Nous portons les graines de l'un ou de l'autre avec nous dans nos esprits partout où nous allons.

Martha Washington

 

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Thierry Djallo.

 

juvenile swan at dinner time 😉

Wishing everybody a happy weekend 😉☀️

 

Olympus E-M1 Mark II + Olympus 40-150mm F2.8 Pro

 

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- Nature's Carousel: 12, Nature's Golden Carousel: 10, Nature's Platinum Carousel: 8

- Witness the Emerging Spirit: 13

- Living Jewels of Nature: 13, Precious Living Jewels of Nature: 13, Members Choice: 14

- Passion for Birds: 4, Nature in Focus 34A/97P

- Specialist Nature & Wildlife Photographers 7, Specialists' Choice Nature & Wildlife 7, Hall of Fame 7

Shetland Pony Racing at Westmorland Country Fest, County Show Ground, Crooklands, Cumbria. Very competitive, very skilful.

 

Pony Racing is a fast-growing equestrian sport which trains and develops young riders. The next generation of Champion Jockeys?

A large, white, bald-headed wading bird of the southeastern swamps, the Wood Stork is the only stork breeding in the United States.

 

Its late winter breeding season is timed to the Florida dry season when its fish prey become concentrated in shrinking pools and readily available for feeding hungry hatchlings!

 

Wakadohatchee Wetlands, Delray Beach, FL

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female and male - nature is our hope

 

Innige Verbundenheit oder Kampf - beides steckt in dieser Statue.

Young man taking in the sites. Perched precariously, waiting on just the right light, camera in hand.

Skymark Airlines Boeing B737-800Wgl JA73NC

 

One of several civil flights a day at Ibaraki airport.

 

RJAH, Nov-2019

Yesterday I posted an image of a Whooping Crane colt. Today, we have a juvenile California Condor (the untagged one) and its father (tag # 19).

 

California Condors and Whooping Cranes are about as different as night and day (in more ways than just their color),

but the young whooper I posted yesterday, and this young condor have a couple of significant things in common. They’re both about 10 months of age as of today and they both represent hope for the future of their respective species.

 

To have photographed both young birds just a few weeks apart pretty much makes my year…and its only March :-).

 

Some info tidbits on these two species:

 

This young condor is just a couple of hundred yards from its nest and may never go farther than a couple of hundred miles away in its lifetime. By contrast, the young Whooping Crane’s journey to the spot where I photographed it was around 2,500 miles and it will make that trip twice per year for the rest of its life.

 

California Condors live up to 50 years. The oldest Whooping Crane on record was 28 years old.

 

The Whooping Crane is the tallest bird in North America at around 5 ft. The California Condor has the longest wingspan of any bird in North America at around 9.5 feet.

 

In 1941 there were 21 Whooping Cranes left in the world. The total number of California Condors reached a low of 22 in 1982.

 

As of 2022 the total wild Whooping Crane population was estimated at 702. The most current wild California Condor count is approximately 337. Both species are considered critically endangered.

 

Photographer note: Not the highest quality image here, due to distance from the subjects and pretty big crop. But the subject is compelling enough for posting.

 

I discovered this lady bug because I was examining a shrub in my garden that was partially infested with aphids. I happened to see her on the underside of a leaf near the area I was checking. Upon a closer look I noticed 13 tiny eggs. With camera already in hand to photograph the aphids, I began "shooting" her egg laying process instead. I took 133 shots over the 34 minutes that it took her to lay 76 eggs to get this shot (the one I wanted most) of the moment the egg was coming from her ovipositor, to placement in the row! None of the other shots that I took captured it. All photos were done by hand-held, manual focus with a 1-5x lens.

Tunis Air Boeing B737-600 TS-IOP

 

retrojet blasting out of RWY18

 

FRA, Jun-2019

TTEU Scania 730S w/ Schmitz SKO

TTEU Scania 580S w/ Krone Profiliner

TTEU Scania 730S w/ Schmitz

TTEU Scania 730S w/ Schmitz SKO

 

Architects - Doomsday ♫

  

.:BISON:. SynchOni ArmorNeck(M)

  

. : Mea Tenebra : . Alter 1 (Head Wire)

  

[Val'More] - NextGeneration Uniform

  

[Val'More] - NextGeneration - Armor

  

[Val'More] - NextGeneration - Shoulder left

  

[Val'More] - NextGeneration - Shoulder Right

  

@ Cyber Fair

  

Cyber Fair - maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/ACCESS%202/124/123/1504

 

Sun Express Boeing B737-800Wgl TC-SNU

 

"Shaun the sheep - Ufo Alarm" movie livery departing RWY23

 

HAM, 17-Jan-2020

Ryanair's Specially Painted Next-Generation 737-800 on finals to touch down at Prestwick airport, Scotland.

 

Boeing and Ryanair showcase their strong partnership with a co-branded livery on the Next-Generation 737-800.

The airplane features the distinctive blue Boeing colours on the fuselage of the airplane, while Ryanair’s name is featured toward the rear of the aircraft. On the tail is the recognizable golden harp logo found on every Ryanair 737-800. The airplane is one of nearly 300 737-800s currently in Ryanair’s all-Boeing fleet.

FP Explored ..

  

TTEU Scania 580S w/ Krone Profiliner

Blue Air Boeing B737-800Wgl YR-BMH 'Liverpool Music City'

 

BRU, 06-Nov-2018

Royal Air Maroc Boeing B737-700Wgl CN-RNR

 

BRU, Nov-2019

US Airforce (89th AW, Andrews AFB) Boeing C-40B 'Clipper' (B737-700Wgl) 01-0015

  

'SAM864' arriving in winter wonderland

  

BRU, Jan 2024

BBJ One Corp. Boeing BBJ-1 (B737-700Wgl) N737ER

 

Fuel and guest pickup and 'go' for this sleek looking BBJ from considerable age (over 19y) but still looking factory fresh clean.

 

BRU, Sep-2019

Feeding time for this Eaglet

Skymark Airlines Boeing B737-800Wgl JA737Z

 

HND, Nov-2019

Turkish Airforce (131sqn AEW 'Dragon' - Konya Air Base)

Boeing E-7A 'Wedgetail' (B737-700)

13-004

 

"HVK42" arriving in Geilenkirchen for a week of operations for exercise 'Ramstein Flag 2025'

 

GKE, March 2025

  

EuroAtlantic Airways Boeing B737-800Wgl CS-TQU

 

ORY, Oct-2018

TTEU Scania 580S w/ Krone Profiliner

Egypt Air Boeing B737-800Wgl SU-GEN

 

The Egypt National Football Team logojet rolling into stand 207 after a flight from Cairo.

 

BRU, Nov-2018

Air Algerie Boeing B737-800Wgl 7T-VKL

 

ORY, Dec-2019

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