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LV52 HGJ was a Transbus Dart / Plaxton Pointer B29F purchased new by Stagecoach Selkent as their DM371 in December 2002, and later renumbered as 34371. It passed East London Bus Group in June 2006, and returned to Stagecoach with that business. In December 2012 it was transferred to Stagecoach South, and on to Fife in August 2014.
English pointer.
"The Pointer combines athletic grace and power with a lean, muscular body, noble head, alert expression, and noble carriage" (National Kennel Club).
Another view of Arriva Buses Wales VDL Pulsar 2 3142 - CX12 DSY, this time pictured on Saughall Road working service 1A to Chester bus interchange. A feature of the Blacon Pointer routes is that buses can interwork between the 1 and the 1A as is the case here where this bus was working both the clockwise and anticlockwise circuits.
A Digital Fine Art on the point flushing a covey of Quail.
Prompt: a German shorthair pointer standing in broom sage, right front paw up, flushing a covey of quail in the style of a painting for a 1950s Outdoor Life magazine cover, facing the camera --ar 11:14 --v 6.1
Digital fine art created using Midjourney AI
Southdown PSV 392 V392 SVV works the Oxted to Westerham route 594 in Limpsfield High Street. This was a Saturday afternoon and the 594 only went to Biggin Hill Monday to Friday to serve the schools, so an incorrect blind is displayed. Saturday 29th August 2009. DSCN8167.
Dennis Dart SLF-Plaxton Pointer 10.7m.
Last of Ellie series..You can tell she goes to agility classes maybe she thinks she's still going over those hurdles! No photoshop on these she really did leap through the crops
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Photographed here on Foregate Street, Chester is an Alexander Dennis Dart SLF 10.7m/ Alexander Dennis Pointer 2 operated by Stagecoach Chester with the registration S44ABC and fleet code 34819, which was new to Stagecoach Merseyside & South Lancashire themselves in March 2006 originally booked as PX06DWE and is seen preparing to operate the 10:55 service 15 to Saughall.
Acquired from London Sovereign is Plaxton Pointer 2 bodied Dennis Dart SLF X517UAT. The Dart has been converted from dual to single door by the engineers at JMB in order to try and enhance its sale-ability.
Taken in June at the Chatfield dog park. This pointer came to inspect the pointy black and white wet dog who was continously throwing a dirty tennis ball at me.
A warm sunny March day meant I was finally motivated to SORN the Dart and start sanding it down ready for repaint. It will be put back in its original Kinchbus livery (or as close as possible) If all is well, it will be ready for action in May.
Macro Mondays [May 13: Ethereal]
This arachnid and web remain intact, despite tremendous wind and a bit of rain...
UPDATED: I've added a note for ease of location. Please hover with your pointer...
Buses of Somerset (First) Dennis Dart SLF/Plaxton Pointer in Hamilton Road, Taunton bus garage during 2015 Taunton running day. This bus was new as X202 HAE to First Somerset & Avon at Bath for Wessex Water contract.
I was not the only one interested in capturing my wildlife subject. When I saw this beauty coming closer on the other side, I was completely taken by him or her, enough that I started to shoot this dog instead of my subject. It was the first time I saw a German Shorthaired Pointer, well I think that is what it is. Would love to take head shots of this very lovely animal some day.
I've been so envious of all the gorgeous little greens that my flickr friends Jeff and Jerome have posted lately! I haven't seen one this season, so I rummaged around in my archives and found this old one.
This little green heron is staring very intently at his intended prey. He is displaying classic hunting posture; crouching in the branches on shore waiting for his food to come close. The solitary Green Heron usually forages from a perch, where it stands with its body lowered and stretched out horizontally, ready to thrust its bill at unsuspecting prey. One of the few birds known to use tools, the Green Heron will attract prey with bait (feathers, small sticks, or berries) that it drops into the water.He has several sticks right at hand if he needs them--I wish he had chosen to use the one right in front of his neck so it wouldn't have been in my way!
Photograph taken at Anhinga Trail in Everglades National Park. Used Nikon 400mm manual lens with tripod. No processing other than what the camera does (SOOC), except a crop
*some background information on hunting/foraging habits supplied by birdweb.org/birdweb/bird/green_heron