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Male Canvasback drying off in the Chesapeake Bay, Cambridge, Md. My Dad and I took our bi-annual trip down to Oakley Street for the ducks.

Looking across the Thames estuary with Southend pier and the local amusement park's ferris wheel in the foreground, on a cold but bright January day.

Charming weather vane outside a fisherman's cottage on Anglesey Island.

 

Please take a minute to press L and view in large!

 

Peeblespair Website ~ Tumblr ~ Instagram

AutoGyro MTOsport 2017 at the Uetersen-Heist airfield

It was sitting very nicely on the balcony rail and took off as I hit the shutter. It's only about the 2nd or 3rd time I've caught a bird in flight!

 

Maybe better viewed large and thank you for your favourites.

Bonaparte's gull in a scuffle with a Ring-billed Gull over a patch of minnow-filled water (Niagara River).

Cape May Warbler

A local birder found this lovely warbler in the Los Angeles area.

Times Square, NYC

A pair of Graylags about to take off.

We had an excellent summer!

C506 is seen setting empty wagons off 1491 back into Cooks River as a plane takes off from nearby Sydney Airport.

 

This is one of the last occasions C classes will operate the Crawfords train for Sydney Rail Services with introduction of replacement C44aci locomotives, the PHC class, imminent.

American kestrel takes off after an unsuccessful dive for prey. Ironically, I only stopped here to watch a Coyote hunting the back of the field, and this ended up as the standout among 1,000+ Kestrel images taken on this day. Point Reyes National Seashore

 

Another shot from the Ventura Street Fair, this on is from inside the San Buenaventura Mission garden.

 

More info: www.sanbuenaventuramission.org/history_main.html

 

Have a great week!

Day 164 / Street Life 365

Denver, Colorado; July, 2014

Here's how it goes in my neck of the woods....

 

1. watch the local news to see if the impending thunderstorm will stop the launch.

 

2. Wait until about a minute and a half before lift off, then go outside and take a few practice shots."

 

3. Watch the shuttle rise into the sky and fly over the ocean.

 

4. Watch the tiny, orange speck of flame until there's separation and it disappears.

 

5. Grab some more shots of the shuttle trail.

 

6. Go back in the AC and cool off again!

 

This is the view from my front yard of the Endeavor Launch at 6:03, July 15, 2009.

 

View On Black

 

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Great Gray Owl

Northern Minnesota

Feb. 2025

 

Wild, adult Little Owl about to leave his perch.....May 2015

Great Blue Heron

Ardea herodias

 

Member of the Nature’s Spirit

Good Stewards of Nature

 

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When I first spotted this beetle, it was perched as in the shot in comments, but when I approached with my lens, he turned around and just sat there! Makes a change to have a poser!!

Chrysolina herbacea I think!

Forêt de Senonches - France

My best friend recently purchased a Subaru Forester and wanted to put it through its paces. It lives up to its name.

This image was captured just as the Harris hawk was lifting off to go further up the limb. Such a beautiful, strong and amazing species . Truly loved watching these beauties fly the skies !!

 

Wishing you all an awesome Thursday and a very blessed one !

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