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Kruger National Park

  

This is not the Norman mentioned in the previous photo description but another very cute draft cross type horse. We caught him having a marvelous roll in the snow and is shaking the extra off here. Sorry for the tight crop, but he was quite far away and there was another horse that wasn't adding to composition so I cut him out! LOL Have a great day everyone. We are expecting snow here later on I think. :)

Taken at Hillarys Marina on a beautiful winters day with muted light and vivid colours.

Another view of the Elevator shaft inside of Astronomical Clock tower, at Old Town Square in Prague, Czech Republic

  

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Had a hard time leaving Texas because the clouds this morning had me mesmerized. I kept stopping and taking pictures as the greatest Artist/Creator of all showed off with a constantly changing cloudscape. This was down along the border on US-90, not much in the way of landscape, but who needs landscapes when the heavens play.

 

I've got some other interesting shots from this morning I'll be posting from time to time.

 

Here a link about this type of cloud formation, Thanks again Alex M

 

Undulatus asperatus: A new category of cloud.

www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astronomy/2014/10/11/undulatus_as...

....after a rather messy splash down.

 

One from last year but not posted at the time.

 

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The single handed snatch from the river.

Red-collared Widowbird. The breeding male is jet black and develops a 20-centimeter floppy graduated tail and, in some areas, a crimson collar and/or crown. The female and non-breeding male has dark-streaked upperparts, pale unstreaked underparts, and a yellowish eyebrow and face, and lack the long tail. Pairs breed in open grassland, savanna, scrub, and cultivated areas. The species may flock, often with other seedeaters, and move locally when breeding is over.

Info source URL: ebird.org/species/recwid1

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Photo capture date & Location: 2017-11 Rietvlei Nature Reserve

From a afternoon in Brandon Marsh

Happy Sliders Sunday!

Canon 5D Mark II

Canon 24-70mm /F2.8

 

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"Cuando me refiero a encontrar a la persona indicada no me refiero a encontrar a alguien que resuelva mis problemas, ni que me sirva de muleta para cuando me sienta decaída. Tampoco me refiero a alguien que esté siempre pensando en mí, que me extrañe o que sienta que me necesita. Sino a encontrar a alguien que esté ahí, que comparta el tiempo conmigo ya que yo le compartiría el mío también. Alguien que sepa estar sin mí pero que prefiera estar conmigo, alguien que sienta y actúe pensando en un “nosotros” y no en un “tú” y un “yo” por separado. Alguien que me ame porque sí y no porque yo le ame"

  

[ Outfit ] "Off-Line" x "Logan" Harness / Female Faptack

[ Pasties ] [Salem] Lilith Pasties // Metal

An Osprey readys for flight on the upper Niagara River.

Shot with the Olympus XZ-1 in Orange, Massachusetts.

Cape Gannet * Witmalgas

An intermediate, or yellow-billed, egret (ardea intermedia) taking off from a lily covered pond in Khao Lak, Phang Nga, Thailand. As its name suggests, this egret is somewhere in size between a little egret and a great egret.

A red white and blue tulip photographed at Reiman Gardens in Ames, Iowa.

 

Developed with Darktable 3.6.0.

Southern-crested Caracara. A bird of prey very common in South America.

  

Carancho (Caracara plancus)

 

WEEK 21, 2022

 

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TODAY, WE ARE OFF TO JAPAN, the land of the rising sun...

 

A BIG tick on our bucket list!

Look forward to some superb images? Fingers crossed eh.

SAYONARA, M, (*_*)

A juvenile Least Bittern takes flight back to the nest in the marsh_DSC1034-LB

A white-bellied sea eagle had just taken off....

Taken in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India

Love the colour of these wings

During a visit to Slimbridge in 2022, I witnessed this cormorant struggling to get airborne.

Off the hiking trail at Cheseboro Canyon in the Santa Monica Mountains.

Handsome aerialists with deep-blue iridescent backs and clean white fronts, Tree Swallows are a familiar sight in summer fields and wetlands across northern North America. They chase after flying insects with acrobatic twists and turns, their steely blue-green feathers flashing in the sunlight. Tree Swallows nest in tree cavities; they also readily take up residence in nest boxes.

This tree was snapped off from high winds.

A lonely seaplane looking towards the mountains and what may lie there. The world is a very big but at the same very small place, and i really like how travelling allows you to feel like you are on an adventure.

A flock of Canada Geese lift off Nicomen Slough near Deroche, British Columbia.

I don't usually post a shot of a hummer at a feeder but this one I decided to post cuz I thought it was kinda funny. The hummer looks so surprised to see the bee there and the bee looks like he's more than ready to stand his ground, LOL

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