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This was an image that touched me deeply, it reminded me of when I was little, of my boys were young… every child should be allowed to play with sticks etc in a puddle!
Is there anything that gives them more fun, all the toys that go with it?
So good for the imagination!
Have a lovely day and thank you, M, (*_*)
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Foreground: Phoebis argante; background, in focus: Aphrissa statira (Pieridae)
Tambopata Research Center, Madre de Dios, Peru
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Still no let up in the weather so decided to embrace what it provides. Just a few experimental shots
Puddles and tyre tracks in the "car park" by the Lawers dam above Loch Tay in rather miserable weather.
After watching this seagull for a while I realised what it was doing. I've often seen them in the fields stamping their feet and was told they were imitating rain so that the worms would come to the surface. Clearly it wasn't raining here neither was it trying to imitate rain. The gull was merely stamping its feet in the soft sand shaking up the sand and anything else into the water. He got a few titbits too! Just to the left of him you cab see a couple of depressions he'd created earlier. I must admit I'd seen some depressions in sand previously but never realised how they were formed. Since then I've seen a number of different seabirds do this little dance for food. So in the fields we may think the seagulls are dancing to imitate rain but actually its the way they search for food in shallow water and have transferred the action to land .
Playing with puddles
I recently started a new challenge – following the weekly projects at 52frames. This week’s topic was puddles, and living in Scotland, there were lots of opportunities!
This was the image that immediately popped into my mind when I saw the topic. But, it’s not the image that I submitted. You’ll have to wait until tomorrow to see that one.
P107-4485 Taken at: Low Road, Perth, Scotland
I am about to drive to the post office right now to get these delivered. I hope that these get to PUDDLE in time. >_<;
And I hope that those of you who attending PUDDLE like them. ^^;
Mud Puddling... is the phenomenon mostly seen in butterflies and involves their aggregation on substrates like wet soil, dung and carrion to obtain nutrients such as salts and amino acids.
I found these group of butterflies near by Pilloor Dam (@70km from Coimbatore). I have not seen so many number of butterflies in one place., i was just stunned by the visual....:)
Viewed better in large
I went to shoot something else last night, but my eye was caught by these pools of water reflecting the sky so I slapped on the old ND110, and got this 90sec exposure @ f/8. I think the puddles (and line of shingle through them) are just enough to carry the image...
Hengistbury Head, Bournemouth.
Nikon D40, Sigma 10-20mm & B+W ND110.