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This was taken on October 31st from the Abitibi-Price woods road that branches off Route 480, the Burgeo Road, in western Newfoundland. (The horizontal line there in the middle is Route 480) Since this is an alternate way to get to get to Buchans, some people call it the Buchans Road. Since Abitibi-Price is no longer in Newfoundland , though, the road is in pretty bad shape the farther in you drive.
Most of the leaves have now fallen here on the west coast and these juniper or tamarack are the only sign of autumn color we have left. And, as you'll see if you look at the next shot, many of the needles of those have fallen as well.
This is looking back to the start of the road. The next shot I uploaded today was taken farther in ... but, looking the other way.
khi bạn yêu ai đó vs tất cả trái tim mình , tình yêu đó sẽ không bao h` mất đi ngay cả khi phải chia xa . Khi bạn yêu 1 ai đó và đã làm tất cả mà vẫn khôg đk đáp lại thì hãy để cho họ ra đi .Bỡi vì nếu đó là tình yêu đích thực thì chắc chắn rằng nó sẽ trỡ về vs bạn :"X
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Sharp-tailed Grouse taking off to land on the next poplar branch. Les Sherman Park, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. 25 October 2022
After finishing it`s work for the day, this Claas Lexion 780 'Terra trac' Combine Harvester follows it`s tracks back home through this wheat field at Milton Malsor, Northamptonshire. It roat attachments have been removed, and are being taken back on a special trailer which is towed, in this case, by a tractor.
2nd August 2019.
The Curlew's bill must look like quite a weapon when its length is about half the size of your whole body. Departure clearly the sensible option here.
03/01/2019; Last year in February, I came up with the idea to shoot the sunset from the roof of NeMo, not realizing I was too late already back then. Late December or early January was when it was about to happen.
By the start of December last year, I kept this idea in mind, but or I was busy with work, or the weather was poor. But on this Thursday in early January, in which I was off from work, the weather was on my side. Patience finally paying off. :)
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An old bi-plane takes off from a grass airstrip in the middle of England, against a dramatic sunset sky.
Some people have commented on the fact that the propeller is stationary........
well it COULD be ..........
".... because the young Pilot stalled the engine soon after taking off, and just after the `plane passed over head, it crashed into the Airport Control Tower in a ball of fire............the Pilot and all the Staff survived unhurt....."
Come on Guys, the photo is called "Take Off", please USE YOUR IMAGINATION WITH THIS IMAGE AND HAVE FUN !!
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Which is what I am hoping I will be doing shortly... after a beautiful morning at Bosque del Apache, NM, I am in Portland, hoping to get to Spokane tonight (but it looks bad with 8 new inches of snow and gusty wind..).. so what to do? Upload photos to flickr!
Hope everyone had a fantastic Christmas!!!
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Taxing off the main at RAF Lossiemouth during a 4 week detachment is this Swiss Air Force F/A 18C Hornet . This aircraft is one of Ten on detachment and is part of the Fliegerstaffel 18 Panthers Squadron from Payerne Air Base in Switzerland.
Atlantic Puffins
Newfoundland, Canada
Henry's - February 28, 2011.
Canadian Geographic Magazine - Best Wildlife Pictures 2012 - Collector's Edition
CWF Wild Magazine - December/January 2012 Issue
Canadian Geographic - Through The Lens, January 2012
Canadian Geographic - Through The Lens, February 2012
Canadian Geographic - Amazing Birds Collector's Edition 2012, Page 53
CWF - POTD March 11/2013
They walk as if bouncing to the beat of a rhythmic tune without a care in the world but nothing could be less true. The Louisiana Waterthrush will defend its territory along a river, facing off, sometimes with mouth agape and with sharp, rapid beats of their wings. Although this male continued to forage almost uninterrupted and undaunted by my presence, there were occasions when he clearly felt I might be a threat. So as not to overstress the bird, I kept my distance and my visit time to a minimum. Still, it is a treat to have this family so close to my home. #LouisianaWaterthrush