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we just got a break in the clouds longer enough to capture these lovely ducks

The cathedral was erected in 1795-1801 in the classic spirit by the project of the Moscow architect E. S. Nazarov and the serf architects Sheremetev Mironov and Dushkin. The temple is a columnless, huge dome rests on strongly protruding pylons, decorated with two pairs of pilasters made of artificial marble. The cathedral is very light due to the windows of the altar, high side windows and oblong windows of the drum

open your eyes to a new week waiting for you to come and explore.

good morning and have a great day ahead!

Esta esquiva y difícil especie me regaló esta unica oportunidad, no me pude acercar mucho y enseguida volaron a lo alto de la vegetación, me quedé con muchas ganas de algo mejor, difícil que vuelva repetirse algo así, tampoco creo que haya muchas fotos de la cópula de esta especie por ahí...

 

I noticed this pair so nicely perched on that branch and could not resist taking the shot, They were a bit far but it worked out rather well I think.

Poole wetland area, St.Albert, AB

Orchids at the San Antonio Botanical Gardens.

Sigo con los apareamientos de I. elegans y los distintos tonos de color que presentan tanto machos como hembras.

Los machos adultos se vuelven azules y los tonos del que vemos en la imagen lo son, pues el macho es adulto, no así la hembra, del grupo A, que es joven y cuando adulta se parecerá mucho al macho.

Fotograma recortado un 6%

En El Hondo. San Felipe Neri (Alicante) España

 

I continue with the matings of I. elegans and the different shades of color that both males and females present.

Adult males turn blue and the shades of the one we see in the image are, because the male is an adult, but not the female, from group A, which is young and when adult it will look a lot like the male.

Frame cropped by 6%

In El Hondo. San Felipe Neri (Alicante) Spain

First time I've ever photographed a male and female together in my county. Quite a come back story for these majestic birds!

 

One morning as I walked the Marina boardwalk at King Tide time I spotted a pair of Bald Eagles far out on the Bay. I was hoping they would hunt, but nope. They flew to a floating log and tried to land on it. It kept sinking under their combined weight and so they tried another log which also sank. Eventually they just flew away. To all my photographer friends remember to change the capture time in your cameras for Daylight Savings Time which starts tomorrow.

Paired up for the mating season, shot taken at Rutland Water.

Close up of flying cranes.

Just a couple of palm trees across the street, swaying in a gentle breeze. San Jose, California.

A pair of tufted ducks on the tack piece at Slimbridge Wetlands Centre.

A pair of SOO GP38-2s 4412 and 4448 are paired together on the Nitrin job passing through downtown Moline, IL on the return trip to Nahant.

 

March 17, 2016.

И от осени не спрятаться, не скрыться....

 

Maple, (Acer), any of a large genus (about 200 species) of shrubs or trees in the family Sapindaceae, widely distributed in the North Temperate Zone but concentrated in China. Maples constitute one of the most important groups of ornamentals for planting in lawns, along streets, and in parks. They offer a great variety of form, size, and foliage; many display striking autumn colour. Several yield maple syrup, and some provide valuable, dense hard wood for furniture and other uses. All maples bear pairs of winged seeds, called samaras or keys. The leaves are arranged oppositely on twigs. Many maples have lobed leaves, but a few have leaves separated into leaflets.

Taken through the wooden fence.

Pair of Razorbills chilling on the cliff edge

The south window at Arches National Park on a day with so many marvelous clouds, even an eye in the sky....

This cute pair of Mallee Ringnecks, Barnardius zonarius, flew into a tree just above my head, while I was taking photos.

Rawnsely Park Station, Flinders Ranges.

An extract, as it were, from one of my series of trees at night. Seen in County Mayo, Ireland. My 'Best of 2025' album is now up. Take a look here: www.flickr.com/photos/191087541@N02/albums/72177720323661...

You could hear this "alco" pair barking up the grade here at Dundas, Ontario as we waited for a CN 6060 excursion. The relatively new HR616 2118 looked good with extra flags and a slug of 40 ft. boxcars up front passing the Ford Pinto on the left - October 11, 1982.

On the shore at Gourock, Inverclyde, Scotland.

Pair of ear buds. #MacroMondays challenge Pair

Only for the Pair...

Definitely Spring time as the colours on the pair of Mandarins are in full 'bloom' the have paired up and he is protecting her from the other males around

A pair of RJ Corman tunnel motors pull empties towards the Pax loadout after bringing a loaded train to the interchange.

 

I finally had the chance to work in the waterfall, which was quickly drowned out by the EMDs moving West.

We took a trip to Montana last month, and I'm finally going through the pix. I was enthralled by this pair of mourning doves in the aspen(?) tree right out my window -- what a treat!

Canon T90 : Tamron Adaptall-2 35-135mm f/3.5-4.5 (Model 40A) : Arista EDU Ultra 100 : PMK Pyro

Near St. Oswald / Möderbrugg . Styria . Austria . Europe

Great white pelicans

Seen at L'Oceanogràfic oceanarium/aquarium in the central lake.

City of Arts & Sciences

- Valencia, Spain

Info: www.oceanografic.org/en/especie/pelicans/

Compositionally Challenged Week 51-52 - Celebrations

Finding two bald eagles on this beautiful Colorado winter day is something to celebrate! Heavily cropped. : )

 

Two green darners paired up to initiate the next generation of bird food at the Merced National Wildlife Refuge.

Mallard Pair at Exton Park.

 

This was taken against a flat overcast sky causing the high key appearance

 

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CN 529 switching out XTL on the Weston sub.

A coupled pair of emerald damselflies that my mum kindly found for me when we met up last weekend at David Marshall Lodge in Aberfoyle. I think this is the first time I've seen these little beauties.

Just one more kittiwake pic! This was my favourite pair in the colony, they provided lots of entertainment.

Pair of Mallard Ducks,ready to land.

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