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Late afternoon light filtered between rows of pine trees where a White-tailed Doe was leisurely feeding and making her way along the frequented path. Taken in Tomahawk, Wisconsin (Lincoln County) on November 14, 2014.
This Pine White was camped out on Rabbitbush and gave me a good pose. The Rabbitbush along the road at the Parks Creek Trailhead of the Pacific Crest Trail was full of butterflies today. Photo taken on 8/1/21.
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A fun day in Algonquin Park
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On my walk today, I saw a mixed flock of pine grosbeaks and redpolls. The red grosbeaks are males and the red one is a female. As we move to breeding season, the male redpolls will get some red in their breast feathers.
Love the Japanese Pine, tall, classy, green, simple, alive....
Like this one, on the top of a shrine in Miyajima, the sacred island.
Miyajima, Japan. 2015
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A pine tree trunk next to his successor in the field
Prachtig dood hout in het Needse Achterveld van Staatsbosbeheer
No pines in sight! Pine Road Woodstock Cape Town.For some poverty is a reality from which there is often no escape.
A close-up shot of a Pine Marten investigating the camera from a camera trap setup in the Scottish Highlands.
Pine marten caught on a DSLR camera trap deep into the woods. Boommarter gefotografeerd met een DSLR cameraval in het bos.
Autumn is the best time of the year for colours! The golden browns and oranges really stand out during the sunlight filled afternoons that come about every now and again in October/November.
My latest trip out with the camera was one of those days and Clare was able to snap this lovely shot of some pine cones. The shadow contrast, against a blue background and golden pine needles, creates an interesting texture.
Snapped by Clare.
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Pine Creek Basin in the John Muir Wilderness. Notable Features: Lakes (l-r) Golden, Honeymoon, unnamed, Upper Pine, Lower Pine. Peaks (l-r) Peppermint Peak 12,680 (the striped east ridge of Bear Creek Spire), Mt Morgan (far left, 13,748 ft.), Broken Finger Peak (13,086), White Mtns (distant 14,000+)
It took time to "play to the camera" in the backyard setup in Memphis, Tennessee.
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I had some fun setting up bird feeders close to natural perches in the hope of seeing garden birds while up in the Scottish Highlands. Chaffinch were the most common visitors. They're often overlooked as they're a common bird, but they textured wing patterns and the males have striking orange plumage.
Just returned from a fantastic trip.
A huge thanks to Frank and Janet for inviting me and putting up with my early mornings and snoozy evenings.
February 3, 2021
A pine Warbler (Setophaga pinus) in the snow.
Brewster, Massachusetts
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This shot was taken during our hike of the Limber Pine trail after our visit to Bear Lake, Utah. This trail is found in Logan Canyon, not far from Garden City. The hike is named after a 2600 year old tree that is really three trees fused together. Shown in this picture is Miles Parker, posed in what looks like a propaganda shot for the Boy Scouts or some kind of hiking magazine.
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