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The temperature hovers at 107 degrees in the depths of the Sacramento River Canyon at Delta. It's almost too hot to handle. The air is still, making the heat feel unbearable. But the approach of a train at the last minute, coupled with some beautiful light, makes it worth staying for a minute. Thankfully, the train approaching was a shorty. UP 5274 leads a short northbound maintenance of way train up the canyon. A quick retreat to an air conditioned car was in order after the train's passing.
Boeing 787 Dreamliner (I believe) over the South Lawson Fire Trail today. Air New Zealand, I think ... going the wrong way :))
in Sefton Park, Liverpool, England.
Few things clear the head better than a brisk morning walk in the crisp winter air.
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As dusk falls over the hills of northeastern Tennessee, CSX grain train G679 glides downhill over the bridge nearing LaFollette, Tennessee, exiting "the gorge" on the KD Subdivision. Not long is left in this Corbin-based crew's journey, just a few more towns until the crew change point in Knoxville.
60074 coming off Olive Mount Junction working 6F74 1215 Liverpool Bulk Terminal - Fidlers Ferry Power Station loaded coal taken from Sturdee Road 25/06/13.
Northern Shoveler escaping the birding hordes in Cape May. Photographed at the NJ Aubdubon's fall festival - October 2013.
Lift off.
Downy Woodpecker, June 13, 2020, Rondeau Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada.
Lucky timing on this shot, of course if you take enough images you will get a few like this.
Dryobates pubescens
Downy Woodpeckers have been discovered nesting inside the walls of buildings.
The MV Plancius in the distance, manoeuvring through the icebergs, coming to resupply the MV Rembrandt van Rijn, which is anchored off the beach at Cape Hofmann Halvo, Scoresby Sund, East Greenland. There is limited space for supplies in the schooner so the larger expedition ship meets up with the smaller ship to resupply her midway through the trip.
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Wisconsin & Southern train L595 switches sand loads from Utley into their train from Oshkosh at Brandon, as local farmers get their corn to market before the mild autumn weather gets a more normal chill to it.
WSOR L595
WAMX 3895, 3893
Brandon, WI.
Autumn 2017
after drinking from a puddle this juvenile pale chanting goshawk takes off with muddy feet, KTP, South Africa
Three men dressed in Mayan costumes climbed an enormous blue pole. One stayed on top beating a drum, and the other two tied ropes around themselves and swung around in circles upside down until they were all the way down to the ground.
December 28, 2016
Sockeroo:
[sok-uh-roo]
noun
1. a notable success
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This morning after getting a few things done around the house, and then headed out to the woods.
The trails were busier than I like so I ventured off trail and into the woods; luckily I thought ahead and brought my poles with me which made for easier walking and exploring.
Didn't see too much in the way of wild life but I enjoyed being outside for a couple hours. The sun was shining and the wind was mild so being on the trails was much better than hiding inside.
Hope everyone has had a good day.
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Tourism reaches its nadir in mid-winter Saint John. And 2015 was no ordinary winter around the Maritimes-----record snowfalls all over the place.
Thanks for taking a look at ultrachool's photostream!
This year, Bonnie and Clyde are a pair of cheeky magpies that come to my garden throughout the day to feed and make mischief. When I come downstairs in the morning, they will warble their hearts out in a lovely welcome. Here's Clyde preparing to take off.
The common name for these birds can be confusing. Australian magpies are not Corvids, but in fact belong to family Artamidae. They are more closely related to butcherbirds.
40 cm in length.
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I'm uploading this at three in the morning because that's just what college is. I love college so far - everything about it. I love my school, I love everyone I've met, my classes, the clubs, campus. It's all so new and exciting and amazing, and I feel like this is my home away from home already. I was blessed with a dorm room prime for decorating, too, hence all the prints in the background. I can't wait to add more!
I love coming coming to Indian Head Cove in Bruce Peninsula National Park during off season when there are no summer crowds to contend with. There is no cell phone coverage. No city noise. There is only the sound of the waves in those azure waters with a clarity and color you have to see for yourself. This was taken during a sunny interlude last Sunday and I've quieted the water with a 15 second exposure on a Lee Big Stopper.