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A couple of American White Pelicans dwarf a Reddish Egret and almost seem amused at the little guy. Or perhaps they're thinking that the egret looks like a nice snack...
When viewing a Reddish Egret without other birds around, they look like a fairly large bird. So this gives a nice sense of just how huge the American White Pelicans are.
This encounter occurred along the gulf coast of Texas.
During this capture the friend of mine with me on this hike was taking some hand held captures and at the same time his flash went off ... it added some sparkles there in the tumbling flow :))
I am not sure what these vultures are doing. It could be a muscle show off, or a wings exercise, or may be drying out their wings in the sun.... It could also be mating rituals... Whatever is their thing, they had their wings spread constant for some time, I don't usually take photos of Vultures but these caught my attention.
Breakfast & Lunch, Baked Goods, Specialty Coffees
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Taking the pano-sabotage technique to the city streets of
downtown.
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High iso experiment in the office. My inflatable globe where it landed. Who's to say that north should be at the top?
A view back toward the ridge known as the five sisters of Kintail. A great day on the corbett Beinn Loinne near loch Cluanie. Great to be escape from all of the madness..
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I am Jack with my dog Pip
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The sandy shores of the Great Salt Lake can be very misleading. One moment you are on hardpack and the next riding on peanut butter soil.
A 4X4 found this out the hard way. The owner asked I not photograph them as they were very embarrassed. The extraction cost them $650 as it took two trucks.
The smaller white truck went to a midway point and used chains to drag the 4X4 out. It was then stuck in the mud. The yellow rollback tow truck then pulled each vehicle separately out.
The Great Salt Lake - GPS is not the exact spot of the photo.
Australian White Ibis (Threskiornis molucca)
Not sure if this Ibis was naturally this colour or it had been in some muddy water.
Showing off.
One of two Sandhill Cranes at Bombay Hook NWR in Delaware.
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The little lapwing decided to go off road after its previous exploration of the roadways in our village. The parent birds were very nearby, but just let out a little warning now and then as I got close, but they did let me get quite close. I actually ended up being limited by the close focus distance of the lens, but the little guy filled the frame nicely.
Photographed on a Sunday afternoon exploration with Kiyoshi-san, Mari, NJ, Sun, and Yukiko-san. East 11th Avenue, Vancouver. October 4, 2015.
Taken back in December on a wintry foggy morning. The water slightly icy and the foggy atmosphere created a wonderful moment!