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Rhagonycha fulva. They are abundant at the moment and it isn't surprising as they seem to spend a lot of time making babies.
Our guide told us that the lion and lioness at the edge of the road were on their "honeymoon." Every 15 minutes the lion would go into action which explained his laboured breathing on first sighting.
Drawing created in, Procreate app on iPad. Just my fingers used, no stylus. Text and logos added to drawing in a separate app, Inkpad.
Drawing can be viewed as it's being created on YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=pffG282g64A
On February 5, the day before my birthday, we went out to dinner for an early celebration. Afterward, we stopped to check out the new Apple store, recently relocated to Lynnfield. My husband suggested that I check out the new iPad pro, so I did. The new iPad pro takes a stylus, and the demos in the store were loaded up with Procreate, a drawing program I have been thinking about. So I played around with the stylus and Procreate for a few minutes, just trying things out. I made a few strokes and changed some colors, and then it was time to leave, so I took a quick picture. Little did I know that a new iPad was already on its way to my house, a birthday present from my family. I now I have my new iPad pro and stylus, and have installed the Procreate app on my iPad as well as my phone, so there will be more images to come. But meanwhile, here is my first image, my little drawing from the Apple Store. Today I opened the image in Painter to remove some reflections, and then cropped it to get this composition.
When the ice finally starts melting on Østensjøvannet lake in Oslo, creating patches of open water,
the birds react with a burst of activity. Fighting, quarreling, and mating.
Spring is a wonderful time for everyone who have endured the harsh winter.
These black-headed gulls are trying hard to reproduce, and they don't bother getting a room when the slushy ice will do just fine.
This image has been manipulated and is not presented as an accurate representation of reality