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Great Tit [Parus Major]

 

A lovely afternoon brought literally hundreds of wee birdies to my feeders at The Pixies.

 

This Great Tit waited on a branch for a few seconds, before darting down to get a peanut. Sometimes, they will sit and eat sunflower hearts but normally they just swoop in, take a nut, and fly off, then come back and repeat the procedure. Apparently, they stash their food for later.

 

At The Pixies

South Carrick Hills

SW Scotland

  

(cropped)

For years I have tried to get a really good photo of a Black-capped Chickadee. These little guys are so quick. I was fortunate to catch one in flight.

 

posting for Looking Close...on Friday! - a single egg

Animosity - Quick smoke cigarettes ao arm override smoker poses.

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Marked - Dagger accent earring

Nero - Carlucci woolen sweater

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the secret of the fox

ancient mystery

somewhere deep in the woods

I know you're hiding

what is your sound?

will we ever know?

will always be a mystery

what do you say?

 

♬♪ what does the fox say? ♬♪

  

*I took this awhile ago at Dispersion, but think it may be closed now?

 

Male Baltimore Oriole wanting to go on the Hummingbird feeder in my backyard.

Raw shot at our cemetery.

Cottage Lake, Woodinville,WA

Alternate title: "Quick! Get in the picture" Best seen large!

 

The black basalt columns of Reynisdrangar were ideal for picture taking on that rainy day. Found on the southern coast of Iceland.

 

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As the river of water meandered through the forest, we too meandered with it, but sticking close to the well worn path. With each step, we kept moving lower into the forest realizing that at some point it would be necessary to climb back up. Fortunately, the many wonders of nature prevented us from moving too quickly.

 

The undulating floor and various bare roots, made one look were one was walking. A vividly green fern helps too anchor this shot, while thriving in a crevasse among the moss covered rocks. And, the cloud covered sky helped even out the light, preventing any harsh shadows.

 

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Social distancing the day after the lockdown

To test out the bounce flash settings I was using my brother-in-law was kind enough to pause for the quick portrait.

 

Captured while indoors at a wedding reception venue.

... moving clouds come streaming over the rocks along the Potomac River.

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"I will always waiting for you here with our Ted"

 

*song*

 

Quick piece in the rain..Trying more with this idea, not fully happy, dont like the splats on the lettering, but next time huh...

made this johnny quick and thaught I'd post him. I am almost done with arsenal and I am working on lex luthor superman so those will hopefully come up sooner rather than later :)

As I was driving by this old barnyard, I noticed a few chickens hurriedly making their way across the yard to the shed. Then I spied the problem. A cocky rooster was purposely strutting toward the hens with just one thing on his mind. All I could think of was that the farmer bought a new young rooster and the hens were not pleased. I wish I could have watched what unfolded, but I was stopped in the middle of a country road (yet again). I can hear the ladies now, “We want old Mr. Doodledont back again.”

Dexter enjoying the last light of the day (Actually, he's watching what his dad's doing).

"Quick Mom, before they catch us!"

 

Rather odd activity spotted at Waterton's Red Rock Canyon parking lot. This bighorn sheep lamb appears to be on the alert for the van's owner while Mama checks out it's rear end. The very courteous Warden (i.e. Ranger, thanks James) said this is actually a real nuisance: the sheep lick the chemicals off the outsides of the catalytic converters, particularly looking for any salts. Problem is they sometimes get their horns stuck while doing so, which is dangerous for both the animal and vehicle. The Rangers have to gently untangle them while the sheep panics and thrashes around. This can be dangerous for the Wardens as well.

 

She did get out by herself, wasn't harmed.

The lamb seemed relieved and appreciated having her attention again.

 

Hope your weekend is off to a wonderful start!

 

I wanted to make a picture of this awesome skin from Avarosa - Tae (Peach) ♥ I really love their skins and always recommend them, because Avarosa is the best creator of SL skins! This is my lovely thanks to them, that I won this skin, and one day I hope, they will open Blogotex. I wish to be part of the blogger team! 🙏

  

I would also like to highlight the Wings store, which recently released a new hair (ES0305). And if you would also like to know where the denim jacket is from, it is from the Gagui store!

 

Thank you and stay healthy! ♥

Tufted Titmouse cracking a Black-Oiler Sunflower Seed.

 

A common woodland resident.

During mating season, the Australian magpie can become aggressive and attack humans crossing its territory. Fortunately for this man, this swooping macaw was friendly and just wanted to perch on his owners hand.

 

Sydney Botanical Gardens

 

May, 2020

Quick glance of messages before going out to town

Cattle egret at Catcott

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