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Clark's Nutcracker (Nucifraga columbine) taking a break after searching for food on the forest floor in the pine woods on the east slope of the Rocky Mountains in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada.
A flock of about 20 of these birds were observed on the forest floor and in the trees searching for food.
24 November, 2016.
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Clark's nutcrackers were probably the most charismatic bird I encountered whilst in Canada and this was especially the case at Moraine Lake. Continually flying between the trees and hoping around on the ground they proved a little tricky to photograph but I came away with plenty of photos
Spotted nutcracker | Pähkinähakki. October 2018, Southern Finland.
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This image was taken with One Candle Power as the light provided by the candle was the only light source. It's a 4 second time exposure, taken on a glass top dining room table - hence the reflections. A fun image taken in the spirit of Christmas.
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Looking at the original really is worth it!!
This is a nutcracker that was manufactured in Seiffen, a small village in the heart of the Erz Mountains in Saxony/ Germany
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“Christmas Nutcracker soldiers are decorative statues most commonly made to resemble a toy soldier. It was said that in German tradition, the dolls are symbols of good luck.”
Clark's nutcrackers were probably the most charismatic bird I encountered whilst in Canada and this was especially the case at Moraine Lake. Continually flying between the trees and hoping around on the ground they proved a little tricky to photograph but I came away with plenty of photos
This week's FlickrFriday theme is: #Nutcracker #Casse-Noisette #Quebra-nozes 主題: #胡桃夹子 #Nussknacker #Cascanueces
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With the statewide stay at home order, I continue to look for photography subjects at home. This reminds me of the Nutcracker ballet and its theme by Tchaikovsky is playing in my brain. Stay safe, everyone.
Lens: Meyer Optik Gorlitz Trioplan 100mm F2.8 II
According to German folklore, nutcrackers were given as keepsakes to bring good luck to your family and protect your home. The legend says that a nutcracker represents power and strength and serves like a trusty watch dog guarding your family from evil spirits and danger. A fierce protector, the nutcracker bares its teeth to the evil spirits and serves as the traditional messenger of good luck and goodwill.
Winchester Cathedral’s Christmas Market is recognised as one of the best Christmas Markets in Europe because of its unique location, high quality exhibitors and bustling atmosphere. Fascinating Christmas gifts, decorations and festive foods are found in abundance, with a fascinating Food Court, British Crafts Village, and over 100 chalets to explore.
Winchester Cathedral’s Christmas Market is inspired by traditional German Christmas markets and attracts close to half a million visitors each year. The fascinating wooden chalets are situated in the Cathedral’s historic Close surrounding an open-air real ice rink. All of the exhibitors have been hand-picked for their fascinating, high quality and unique products many of which cannot be bought on the high street.
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Clark's Nutcracker arrives surveying the area.
Wow! Are all these for little ol' me?!
This bird was very friendly and quite bold. I was able to hand feed him as he would perch on my knee to take a peanut. Awesome experience!
Outfit :Moon Amore: Nutcracker's Tales - The Arcade Dec 2019
Decor :Apple Fall Christmas Fatpack - Fameshed Dec2019
Slender-billed Nutcracker Nucifraga caryocatactes macrorhynchos at Frösö, Östersund, Sweden, July 2022.
The bird was in a party of several adult and juvenile birds. Listen to the fledged juveniles call at xeno-canto.org/740438.
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...and her Nutcracker came to life!
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Featured: Bloom! Baroque Red Chair (other colors avail). This chair has tons of lovely animations and is great for cuddles and thinking, photography and decorating. It inspired the scene that we photographed in and made the look really come to life! <3
Flickr Friday Theme: “Nutcracker”
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On Friday, I crossed the street from hanging out at the Americana AGAIN, and I saw this different looking (different enough) nutcracker to get a photo of it. The fact that it was in front of the Museum of Neon Art didn't hurt either. This new phone camera has a 50MP sensor, and combined with an f/1.8 lens allows me to get some quite good low light shots, especially getting the details of a magic hour shot.
My fourth entry for the ABS builder challenge, and a collaboration with Dave Zambito, a fellow Azure Blue teammate. We were both at a local LUG event this Saturday, so I contacted him asking if he would be interested in doing a live collab while we were there. He said yes, so we decided on a subject matter and each brought some bricks to build with. Despite only having around 2 hours to build, we were able to complete the whole thing at the event. 28 of the seed part are included in the build, in 4 different colors.
The situation... we found the alert that the nutcracker sits at a certain point in the Black forest. We went there to find it. When we left the car, we were so unamused about the noise. So many bikes, horrible. We decided to give up and went to the highest mountain of the Black forest, the Feldberg. There, we went for a walk, found many different bird species. And suddenly, the nutcracker popped up and was there. We had three chances to get a picture. I was lucky and could get this really great shot!