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open your eyes to a new week waiting for you to come and explore.
good morning and have a great day ahead!
The south window at Arches National Park on a day with so many marvelous clouds, even an eye in the sky....
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
Compositionally Challenged Week 51-52 - Celebrations
Finding two bald eagles on this beautiful Colorado winter day is something to celebrate! Heavily cropped. : )
Mallard Pair at Exton Park.
This was taken against a flat overcast sky causing the high key appearance
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Great white pelicans
Seen at L'Oceanogrà fic oceanarium/aquarium in the central lake.
City of Arts & Sciences
- Valencia, Spain
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.
……Rather liked these two pair of trees that have clearly been growing together for a long time. Hope you all had a good Boxing day and are staying Covid safe, Alan;-)……
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Just one more kittiwake pic! This was my favourite pair in the colony, they provided lots of entertainment.
My Brown Thrasher pair finally came back around. I used to see one or both of them almost every day. Then last fall, they stopped coming around. Today they finally came back! I couldn't get close enough to get a really good shot, but I was glad to see them!
Bempton Cliffs
Returning pair
Gannets are monogamous and mate for life. Pairs form, and renew their bonds, at the breeding colony from late January. After breeding gannets leave the gannetry, around September/ October time, and head out to sea to winter in the Bay of Biscay, or further south to the coasts of west Africa, with some individuals crossing the Equator. The pair will go their separate ways, but reunite at the gannetry, with the male arriving first to reclaim and defend their nest site, until the female also returns.
C-GORP, a Bombardier BD-700-1A10 Global 6500, turning around on runway 33 at Downsview Airport in Toronto, Ontario.
Serial number 60038 had just arrived as BBA24 (Bombardier Aviation) after performing its first flight.
The aircraft is powered by a pair of Rolls-Royce Pearl 15 turbofan engines that each produce up to 15,125 pounds of thrust.
I've long admired thistle plants and was stunned to find this iridescent flying insect atop the pink flower blossom. What a colorful treat!
A pair of hepaticas pushing up through the leaf litter in the forests of Great River Bluffs State Park in southeastern Minnesota. A great way to announce the start of spring woodland wildflower season. We're due for a winter storm tomorrow with rain, freezing rain and some snow. The tough little hepatica will handle it just fine.