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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
First Blood! I thought I ruined this guy but thankfully I didn't! I know I've been inactive recently but this week closes out finals and I'll resume posting like the good ol'days.
It's been a while since I posted something here. Lost a bit of interest in Flickr give the fact that they might get rid of him so it's a bit weird. Today I managed to get few shots here in Waterloo where these guys keep showing off their skills. This one is a good take with my F1.4. It took a while to get it perfect but in the end I got it. I hope you like it. I need to catch up with some pictures from few months ago so hopefully you'll see you more soon.
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With a long rake of container flats in tow, 66158 leads 4Z34 East Midlands Gateway to Bescot Down Side Yard.
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
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The Rose Breasted Grosbeak looks like he is off daydreaming at the feeder.
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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.
Ladybird taking off.
Haven't taken a decent ladybird shot for a while, so quite pleased with this one.
Usually it takes hours of trying to get a shot like this, but this one worked first time! :D
The yellow background is just a group of yellow flowers (not been edited)
yes, the hill is as steep as it looks!
EDIT: Made No.24 in Explore on August 6th 2010 - my highest yet!
Having captured the empties coming in from Immingham at 05:55 in the morning, it would have been rude not to catch the Tinsley to Hedon Road loaded steel train between Tinsley South and Tinsley East junctions.
We endured a 15 minute heavy downpour which coincidentally occurred parallel to the delay of the trains departure. 66106 powers 6D16 away 15 minutes late running to Hedon Road sidings with the heavy skies still to the rear.
First saw this immature Bald Eagle in a field W of the Condie Road,(4816) After a while, it flew to the grid South where it landed closer to the road. A truck stopped to look at it and it stayed. We drove to the area and I got better photos. (4817) It walked a bit, but there was a deer rib cage along the road so we stopped on our way back and it was feeding on the carcass for a while. (4818) Several cars went by besides him and it didn't seem to bother him but eventually it flew off the carcass to the edge of the road and decided to take off just as another vehicle was coming in at light speed. The vehicle must have suddenly slowed down, as it barely missed hitting the eagle. I don't know if the eagle realized how close he had come to being toast... near Condie power sub-station, Condie, Saskatchewan, Canada. 27 November 2020
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
Misty Fiords, an Alaskan wilderness area administered by the U.S. Forest Service as part of the Tongass National Forest.
Running a day late due to unloading delays at Chirk (thanks for the info Rich), 60076 heads south past Stokesay Castle with 6V54 to Baglan Bay, South Wales to pick up more logs to make kitchens and the like, Sunday 31.5.15
Logged Off......? It was sunny a few minutes either side of it coming through!