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Possibly the best camping spot out there with a light show like this! September 1, 2016 IG: aurorachaseryyc
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Possibly only the third confirmed Steineger`s Stonechat to visit the U.K. This bird was proven to be an incredibly rare Stejneger's Stonechat ..... Dungeness NNR, Kent: The possible Siberian Stonechat present 8th November-5th December has been proven as stejnegeri on DNA evidence (collected from droppings) I do not know who collected or sent off DNA for testing . I was not the first person to see this bird , indeed I photographed it three days after it was first found . I happen to pass the patch of broom on my way to work every day and this bird was hard to miss sitting twenty yards from the road
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Possibly the most photographed building in the world. The debates here were once considered the most eloquent in the English-speaking world.
Hoi An is the prettiest town in Vietnam and possibly South East Asia.
It shows all the way to the souvenir shops at night.
possibly a mature Russula atropurpurea ( Purpurschwarzer Täubling ) showing off it`s gills in a woodland in Poole
Possibly the most picturesque river mouth view on the north coast of New South Wales, where the Nambucca River winds through sandy shallows out to sea,
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Quite possibly one of my most favourite things to photograph. Ever. ♥
possibly not the sweetest spot for my lens, since I'm using cheap extention tube and had to use tape to fix the aperture control lever for the lens and also had to manually focus. the f-number (if I calculated it correctly) should be around 8.
Possibly the best and the first laguna agate I have cut and polished from the agates I purchased from an old collection in Odessa, Texas.
Possibly the busiest time of the year on the grit with over 20 birds on more than one occasion selecting their favourite particles this week
The first, and possibly the last, time that I will make and ice sugar cookies. My vision of perfectly iced cookies didn't materialise. Nothing went right; dough not chilled enough, cookies too thick, first batch underbaked, second batch overbaked. Then came the icing, too stiff, then too runny!
At least I got a few that looked good enough for a photo for my last one in the scavenger hunt.
ANSH 129 (7) cookies made with a cookie cutter
Possibly the most obscure object to loom large in a photo on flickr today? What is it, does it have a name? How has it come to be?
But sitting near the waterside in beautiful golden dawn light I had to shoot it with my weapon in hand, my 150-500 zoom lens, to try and make my subject stand out in the light. I don't like the object, all messy, and trashy, and I wish I had found something better to photograph but it is what it is......whatever that might be.
Possibly this big guy was yakking at a couple female Siberians nearby. At the Minnesota Zoo - Apple Valley, MN.
possibly Leucopaxillus giganteus ( Riesen-Trichterling ) at Upton Country Park, Poole
(approx 30cm across)
LONDON, Febr 13 | Thu Sep 13, 2012 12:21pm EDT
Sensational discovery.
The theory of parallel universes which has long been discussed among physicists around the globe has finally been proven. While a detailed report is yet to be published, rumor has it that a gate to parallel universes has been discovered at the most unlikely of places: the bottom of a sherry glass (see the note in the accompanying image).
Whether the discovery has been made before or after the consumption of the sherry and how much of the substance was possibly needed for the experiments to succeed remains yet to be investigated. Stay tuned for further news.
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Possibly grey pine carpet but I can't confidently identify to species. Well camouflaged anyway.
Hope Valley NR, Shropshire.
I'm not sure that is an official water feature - it quite possibly is although you never can tell in Thailand. There is a restaurant under the canopy - you can see the diners dangling their legs over the canal
I've been wrestling with an ID on this bird seen at Big Lake Wildlife Refuge. The image was taken from a distance and is heavily cropped. My bird guide shows the peregrine falcon to be the closest appearance match but I'm just not sure.
Cruise-A-Palooza, Butler, PA 2018
I think this might have been a Ford Fairlane or possibly a Crestline. It had so much "bling" on it including some metal logos for Thunderbirds, that I couldn't tell and the owners weren't around. It had a license plate of the front from 1954, so I figured that was the year it was originally made.
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In Explore, june 25, 2018. Thanks for all the faves, views, and comments everyone.
Possibly the last photo my Canon 6D will take, shortly after this photo the tripod was blown over and the camera fell 10 feet onto a rock.
Possibly the trickiest part of the An Garbhanach ridge in the Mamores. I love how the path leads into the rocks and then seems to say "right, over to you..."
The Ring of Steall carries on over the peaks to the right - Stob Coire a'Chairn and Am Bodach.
How can I possibly explain this build? This one is so personal for me and built in a very vulnerable time in my life. You can of course interpret the build in your own way! Here is my point of view.
There is a dark side with pain and suffering and the idea was to take inspiration from Blizzards game Diablo but I ended up doing my own thing. On the other side is hope portrayed in the colours, sky and house (I love the different blue colours). In the middle is a grey minifigure that is between these worlds and that figure is me.
I have lived with constant pain for 18 years and the last couple of years have been so very hard. This winter I got hope that an operation abroad would help me. The hope was high and I got the idea for this build. I started to build and even had my operation but all hope for improvement through surgery was destroyed. It was a long journey and through it all I and the people around me had to in some way manage hope. Is hope calm and passive or is it like a dragon: a powerful force that no one can stop. Can you stop it if you are too tired to go on for yet another fight for something very important to you? I now know it can't be stopped. You continue to hope as surely as the sun rises in the morning even though it hurts so very much when something doesn’t work out.
Regarding the "Save me" lettering in the build, in my fight for a better life and during my build I started asking myself, do I wait for the healthcare to save me, for other people to save me or do I save myself? Maybe is it both? You need others but also don't forget that you are big part in saving you in every challenge you meet in life.
The grey figure in the middle is fighting the dark side, fighting the chains of pain and suffering. But hope is strong and will fight every day! I hope people who love you will fight by your side and give you every support so that you have the power to save yourself!
Possibly only the third confirmed Steineger`s Stonechat to visit the U.K. This bird was proven to be an incredibly rare Stejneger's Stonechat ..... Dungeness NNR, Kent: The possible Siberian Stonechat present 8th November-5th December has been proven as stejnegeri on DNA evidence (collected from droppings) I do not know who collected or sent off DNA for testing . I was not the first person to see this bird , indeed I photographed it three days after it was first found . I happen to pass the patch of broom on my way to work every day and this bird was hard to miss sitting twenty yards from the road
www.flickr.com/photos/kentwildlife/22826773468/in/datepos...
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