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This cormorant drug his feet in the water a number of times before finally taking off. The photo was taken in the Okeechobee Waterway near the Saint Lucie Lock & Dam in Stuart, Florida.
Helicopter take-off after dropping us in the mountains of Svaneti, Georgian Caucasus.
Fuju X-T1 + VM Ultron 21mm f/1.8
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I love all the colors in the tail of the Rufous. She was really putting on a display while trying to intimidate the other hummers to stay away from her claim.
St Mary's Lighthouse.
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© 2013 Photography By Steve Clasper
Dang, the WC was a cool railroad! They had a Fond du Lac to Milwaukee (CP) turn that took the WC to Duplainville then the CP down to Muskego Yard through the plant at Cut Off. Cut Off was where the passenger mains split to go downtown in the shadows of the Milwaukee Shops and the Falk Corp factory. Multiple overpasses in the area made it easy for views of the junction.
On the annual Rasmussen family trip to Milwaukee we had seen the eastbound version roll through Wauwatosa and had ourselves at Cujt Off for the return trip. Light engines might have been a bit of a disappointment, but the big F45 made up for it!
02-18-1996
Scanned 35mm print
Lift Off- A Draken Mirage F1M formerly of the Spanish Air Force rockets out of Kinston’s regional airport en route to the ranges off the North Carolina coast in support of the 4FW’s F-15E Strike Eagle schoolhouse. Have A Bandit Day.
Burnaby Lake, BC.
Seems like I'm constantly saying I had to dust off the gear, but it was literally true this time. Felt good to snap a few shots.
Name : Toisa Sentinel
Type : DP Sat DSV
Built : 1983
Class : LRS
Flag : British
LOA : 94.30
Beam : 19.50
BHP : 12,972
DP : 2
Beds : 70
Carolina wrens are small but very vocal animals. Males are especially outgoing and are the only ones to produce songs. They employ one of the loudest songs per volume of birds. They are apt to sing anytime and anyplace they happen to be.
Carolina wrens are monogamous, and breeding pairs may stay together for years.
National Geographic
As darkness sets in, CMQ 9021 S is out of the hole at Buckskin after a quick meet with 113 and has been cleared to Baxter for a meet with 421.
With his hat and cane in hand, this statue of Beau Brummell in Jermyn Street is positioned so that he looks down the Piccadilly Arcade
Mac and his siblings are some of the sweetest most loving cats we have ever had. It seems that something was transferred from their Mom, Holly, whom we rescued several years back. They were born in our kitchen and are the most people oriented “people” we have ever known!
The American White Pelican (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos) is one of North America’s largest birds, with a 9-foot wingspan, they are also among the heaviest flying birds in the world. They are superb flyers and often travel long distances in large flocks by soaring. When flapping, their wingbeats are slow and methodical. American White Pelicans feed from the water’s surface, dipping their beaks into the water to catch fish and other aquatic organisms. They often upend, like a very large dabbling duck, in this process. They do not plunge-dive the way Brown Pelicans do. During the breeding season, breeding adults grow an unusual projection or horn on the upper mandible near the tip of the bill. This beautiful adult pelican was photographed taking off at White Rock Lake in Dallas, Texas.
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-34- Zach Hamill (EC Bad Nauheim) mit einer unfreiwilligen Flugeinlage, in der DEL 2 - EC Bad Nauheim gegen Dresdner Eislöwen, Bad Nauheim, Colonel-Knight-Stadion, 09.02.20
Morus bassanus - Northern gannet. We were lucky enough to see this beautiful gannet taking off from the sea as we went out from Ulva on the Isle of Mull, Scotland, in search of white-tailed eagles.
Cranes flocking at Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge starting to take off. This is probably the only open water near Roswell NM for 50 miles in any direction.
Not to be outdone 49923 one of Go North West’s Optare Versa’s was carted off but this time on the back of one of MBS’s trucks, its destination was unknown I just took the photo.