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Spotted Flycatcher this morning
Another photographer walked off saying these are after all just plain brown birds.
Is he mad or am i lol
I love these plain brown birds, They are not here all that long and they are magical to watch.
plenty of wildlife to be found in the some 15000 km² of Etosha National Park, and when I say plenty, I mean PLENTY ;-)
A female Plains Bison (Bison bison) grazing in an open meadow in the aspen parkland region of Elk Island National Park east of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
14 November, 2015.
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A female Plains Bison ( Bison bison) grazing in a open meadow in Elk Island National Park east of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
6 October, 2024.
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Captured early in the morning Oct. 23, 2014 with Olympus E-M10.
I noticed that in my previous visits I have captured many beautiful mountains. Which is not hard to do, it seems everywhere you look there's a mountain poking up out of the earth.
But, Iceland also has some very lovely flat landscapes as well. I made a point to capture a few more of those this last time around.
The pano was created and edited on the desktop in Photoshop and lots of fiddly tweaking using Viveza plugin.
On a bright and crispy autumn morning a quartet of EMDs rumble through the valley by the south end of Mount Toby on the outskirts of Leverett, MA. The still waters of the Long Plain Brook provided an excellent reflection as the conductor passed along a friendly wave from the seat of his veteran locomotive.
The leader of this edition of the NECR #611 has spent 53 years on the rails providing service to the CBQ, BN, CNW, SP, UP and finally the NECR under the G&W.
NECR 611 @ Long Plain Brook, Leverett, MA
NECR SD40M-2 3474
NECR GP40-2LW 3039
NECR SD40M-2 3476
NECR SD40-2 3478
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Our last shot this chase was here just east of Plains, where the tracks make an S curve between two bodies of water, the Clark Fork River on the right, and the "Smiley Slough" on the left.
It's winter on the high plains, and although it hasn't snowed for several days, the evidence of it can be seen in the roadside gutters.
The meandering route between Sail Fell and Scar Crags, Lake District, England. The 'engineered' path still not quite weathered into the landscape!
When tectonic plates smash into each other, they push the Earth’s crust higher and higher, forming mountains. Some mountain ranges, like the Himalayas, are still growing. Others, like the Appalachians, saw their heyday hundreds of millions of years ago and have been weathering away ever since. Volcanoes also form mountains and periodically erupt – scraping clear the landscape.
On a mountain, weather and the organisms that live there rapidly change as elevation increases. As temperatures get colder, tree species change, and then become scarcer before disappearing entirely. At the top there may be nothing but snow and ice. But even these bleak landscapes are home to a diverse array of plants and animals adapted for that environment.
Until recently, mountain habitats have been largely protected because of their inaccessibility. As people have moved into the mountains to live, for recreation and to obtain valuable resources such as timber, mountain ecosystems around the world have been subject to degradation and destruction.
Plain-crested Elaenia (Nome em Ingles)
Elaenia cristata (Nome Científico)
Tyrannidae (Família)
Passeriformes (Ordem)
Pássaro Silvestre
Free Bird
Lago Sul
Brasília, Brasil
A Zebra foal in a grassy paddock. The Plains Zebra is also known as the Common Zebra. All Zebras have individual markings with no two alike.
In the USA, they’re found in the brushy and thorny forests along streams in the Rio Grande Valley; mostly, they are located in Central America. This is the only member of the Chachalaca family in the USA.
Seguramente los ferroviarios están encantados por la comodidad de los automotores modernos, y por no tener que hacer las tediosas maniobras con los mansos, pero la verdad es que en cuanto a fotogenia no hay color (nunca mejor dicho) comparado con el Talgo III. Para nostálgicos de las ventanas redondas y rojo sobre gris. Talgo Salamanca - Barcelona pocos meses antes del cambio de material. Medina del Campo. 07/04/2009
So plain back in 1986 when I shot this but something I'd sure like to be able to shoot today is this 912 powered by 764 and 760.This was April 26, 1986 and actually it was pretty hard to shoot 912 at Trout Lake by this time as it was normally gone by or before sunrise. I can't remember why this one had fallen back into it's more like its old 1970's time but it had and I was there to shoot the good looking pair of -2's.