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Dewey is the odd duck out. He looks the wrong way. He quacks the wrong quack. He has the wrong father, though his mother will never let on - but he knows. He knows.
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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.
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.
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Looking Close...Odd Man Out
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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...
Tucked away in a dark corner of the shops at Rockhill is this Davenport locomotive from the U.S. Steel Clairton Works, the largest coke manufacturing plant in the United States. I couldn't find much history about the unit, other than it was likely sold off by U.S. Steel and purchased by salvage company Kovalchik Corporation, owners of the East Broad Top Railroad, who then moved it here for storage.
Which one doesn't match the others, Well, it's Tutor taking a hke :)
Remembeing the Odd couple theme song :)
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52 Weeks of 2020
Week No. 42: Rule of Odds
Category: Technique
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Having a teasel in my brush jug stops my grandson (and other members of the family) from borrowing my brushes - It's a reminder that I'm prickly about sharing them!
Good morning everyone. Just two quick pics of two odd male Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) I photographed coincidently on the same day.
First up is the above male with a slight problem. While baldness can often be the result the molting process it may also result from feather mites, lice, or an environmental or nutritional factor. Often in these cases, there is evidence of growths or a scabby coating on the skin. Northern Cardinals have black skin, and a different color skin on the head of a bald-headed bird as seen above would indicate an ailment. Which appears to be the case with this bird unfortunately, but otherwise it seemed perfectly fine.
As for the second odd male, a pic of it can be found in the comment section and my stream. Fortunately it doesn't have an ailment, but a condition known as Leucism. Which I describe in the caption under the photo in my stream.
Thank you for stopping by...and I hope you're having a truly nice week.
Lacey
ISO1600, aperture f/5.6, exposure .001 seconds (1/640) focal length 450mm
The oddness in this picture is the connection between an open lotus flower and the moon rays. Lotuses open during the night time for enhancing pollination.
An abundance of blackberries ready to be picked at Hengistbury Head Bournemouth Dorset. Time to make an apple and blackberry crumble 😀 #Summertime #Dorset #Bournemouth