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We went for a ride on the lake in the bombardier. So far this year we don't have much snow, but there is a good two feet of ice.
Lots of folks were out ice fishing and even driving their cars on the ice. There are no snowbanks so you can drive right onto the lake.
I photographed this bird a few years back and am still not convinced of its identity. My thoughts are it is an odd Orange-crowned Warbler. It was photographed along Elk Slough, Yolo County. If anyone wants to share thoughts, let me know.
Prairie Smoke is a strange and beautiful Rocky Mountain wildflower - San Miguel Mountains, San Juan National Forest, Colorado
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Why there are no photographs in my Photostream of the leaf-curling spider, Phonognatha graeffei, strikes me as a bit odd. Summer is ending when it hauls up a leaf — sometimes an empty snail shell — and tries to hide inside while often leaving its abdomen poking out. It's a pretty little thing, and clever, except for the leaving its butt hanging out habit.
Having said all that, this is probably an orb-weaving spider's web. It is bejewelled with pearly raindrops and does not hold a cleverly rolled up leaf as a rain cape. All it has is a silent "none shall pass" inference. Rudely, I ducked beneath it to get this gently backlit shot. I hope it didn't mind.
I have a lot of mixed species shots from this winter and will put some online as I run across them. Time to go through the winter's photos and organize and delete some.
It's a very odd and rather untidy woodpile. Well the pile of wood is tidy, which is more than you can say for the rest of it!
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One of these is the odd one. But which one?
The one on the left is the only one of the three that is not lithium-based and is the only one not made in the United States.
The middle one is the only one of the three that is not rechargeable and the only one that is not white.
The one on the right is the only one that is not an AA size.
Just a few old motorcar keys. The odd man out is the middle one, it's a different series than the rest. "Knolling" "Macro Mondays".
This Darter has got to have the oddest, creepiest 'smile' ever ^^
Not 100% sure with the ID Help appreciated on that :)
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Portugal - Oeiras - Paço de Arcos
? Common Darter (Sympetrum Striolatum)
? Libélula Comum (Sympetrum Striolatum)
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I have always been different; the odd one out. Everywhere I go, everywhere I am, I do not fit. I go against the flow, rebel against the status quo. I stick out like a sore toe. I say odd things and I do strange things. My time works differently to everyone else's. To me, hours last longer than days, and chronology is wrong. Letters are backwards and written in the opposite direction. I used to read from right to left, and now I learn a language that makes sense. There are days when I could be an aeroplane flying over cities, or a candle flickering in a draft, and there are days when I am nothing and the world is a place that I cannot reach, cannot touch.
Inside my head it is difficult to follow what is going on. People say things and I do not understand them. I think things and I do not understand them. I am surrounded by people and I am isolated. I am known by nobody and I know nobody.
I am lost.
I am alone.
I am the odd one out.
The Odd-eyed Cat was peeking from inside a small bush in our backyard. I believe it was searching for breakfast and not cat food. As is usually my custom, I went out to check for birds, butterflies, or dragonflies. This white smoke-like image caught my eye. The cat's tail was incredibly long and fluffy. It was fun to get three or four images before it bounded over the fence and out of sight. When viewing the photographs I realized it had two different colors of eyes. This condition is known as Heterochromia. I, not the birds, would like for the cat to make a return visit.
I photographed this bird a few years back and am still not convinced of its identity. My thoughts are it is an odd Orange-crowned Warbler. It was photographed along Elk Slough, Yolo County. If anyone wants to share thoughts, let me know.
Scuffling in the shadows of the shrubbery beyond the railings, two young foxes were "boxing" and making their odd chirping growl but were too dark and fast moving. Suddenly one exploded through the railings and disappeared. The other stepped out a few moments later but simply settled amidst the fallen leaves. Aware of my presence 10m away across the road, he seemed quite relaxed and looked away. That proved the chance for me to slide down to lie on the pavement to get the more eye-to eye angle, on the hard, freezing tarmac. The guy wandering home, bottle inhand, wondered if I was okay as I lay across his path. Once he had toddled past, the fox decided it was time for home as well, and sat up, briefly gathering his thoughts allowing this slow shutter high ISO shot.
A pair of Milwaukee Road 6 axle GE's sandwich a F9B as they head out of Bensenville Yard in October 1979.
A study of light,shadows and a bit of colour - only in post-process I noticed the 3 items theme (in the painting and on the shelf). In each case one of the items is not exactly like the others...