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One of these is a female mallard but I haven't a clue what the other one is? Looks like maybe a juvenile Green-winged Teal?
At the A. K. Sculthorpe Memorial Marsh this morning in Port Hope Ontario!
Taken 10-4-12. This pose is just testing the posibility of SDGou. I think they look strange together (one looks so much older and one looks so much younger). But my friend thinks they look fine together ^^ I wonder how other people feel about it?
anyone has any idea as to what this thing is? I found it yesterday. Intially I thought it was a sprinkler... but it's definitely organic
Tunika Odd Molly, linne Noa Noa,kjol från KappAhl och strumpisar från en liten butik i Göteborg som jag glömt vad den heter:)
30/05/2014. Along side a trio of Optare Solo SR's in Aberdare bus station sits Scania Enviro 300 28642.
She was one of the seven delivered new in 2012 intent for Aberdare depot. They did however, move from Blackwood (to where they were delivered) down to Cwmbran depot to cover for their X24 Enviro 300's.
The Scania's worked the X24 untill the companies Cwmbran vehicles returned from the London 2012 Olympic Games.
After heading up to Aberdare depot they began to replace the iconic Volvo B10M's on the marathon 172/72 service to Bridgend and Porthcawl.
One however (28636), has found it's self at Brynmawr depot allocated service X4.
The Optare Solo SR's first entered service last summer replacing the previous version of the Solo which were transfered to several other depot's including Blackwood and Bedwas. They are today used on local Aberdare services but do occasionally stray onto the 60 to Cardiff.
From the archives. Sassy and I were at the old fishin' hole down in Kent taking pictures of ducks and here comes this chicken. We got quite the chuckle from our surprise. God Bless the Odd Ducks in this world! Thank God tomorrow's Friday too!
Iceland, Road 1 through the lava fields.
I'm now off for two days of rafting and canoeing in southern parts of France. I hope the 5D survives :)
Bringing up the head end of Charlotte-Hayne turn P09 is an unusual pairing of an NS SD40E and a BNSF C44-9W crossing the Catawba River and heading into Gaston County on their southbound leg on a hazy summer evening. P09 is a fairly recent addition to Charlotte’s roster of local jobs, only having been added in late 2022 to help alleviate the congestion created by mainline freights having to stop and work Charlotte Yard and Spartanburg’s Hayne Yard. 09 quickly became a favorite photo subject amongst my friends and I due to its tendency to use older local power instead of less-interesting road units (although road power has gradually become more common on this job because Charlotte area rail buffs aren’t allowed to have nice things anymore.) Speaking of not being able to have nice things, this view is no longer shootable due to the foreground vegetation having grown high enough to obstruct the view of the tracks. “Landscaping” this view isn’t even an option due to said vegetation being on private property. E.T.T.S., as the kids say. Charlotte, NC, 7/17/2023.
📷 Week 2 Negative Space
Also Created for Compositionally Challenged, Most Versatile, Jan 2021 - Knives
Edited in Affinity Photo, replaced the texture on the base of the unit and added sharpening and the small border
A lone BNSF C44-9W spends Christmas Day with a herd of Oakway SD60s, being gathered at BNSF's Corwith engine facility.
The Oakways are coming off a long term lease to BN, and were being prepped for their next assignment, most went to the Canadian National.
But which couple is the even one? And which one is the odd one?
Taken in Times, Square, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong.
It seems that most marinas harbor intriguing boats that have seen better days. This is the resident mystery boat at the Port of Peninsula in Nahcotta on Washington's Long Beach Peninsula.
The ship gives the overall impression of being two vessels in one. The lower half is a sleek and long wooden hull with a row of portholes in the aft half that whisper of the vessel's possible origins as a yacht. Atop that is the other half, which looks very much like a fishing boat.
I don't imagine she'll be casting off anytime soon. Ships like this tend not to.
This is one of those photographs that you look at and recognise, but then realise something is amiss. It is clearly an Oystercatcher, but our British Oystercatcher has a white wing bar, not a white wedge like this. Ours also has a white rump and back. There are several different kinds of Oystercatcher on the planet, and this one is the Magellanic Oystercatcher (Haematopus leucopodus) from South America. When not flying the similarity is even greater apart from Magellanic has a yellow eye-ring, not a red one. I photographed this flying individual at Punta Arenas on Chile's east coast. I have pasted a flying European Oystercatcher (Haematopus ostralegus) below for comparison.
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Incident Command Unit from Odder Fire Service.
Data:
Model: 2011 VW Tiguan 2,0 TDI 4motion, DSG
Opbygger/Builder: Ribe Karosseri
Lysbro / Lightbar: Axixtech Torrent
Moduler - for+bag / Modules - front+rear: Federal Signal 3600
Moduler - bagklappe / Modules - bootlid: Sound-Off Signal Ghost
Sirene - Siren: Federal Signal Vama AS-422 (Sold as Federal Signal 650 in N.A.)
CAD/Computer Aided Dispatch - IHM ICS (Status panel, SINE/TETRA Terminaler, GPS, Tablet)