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As I've said before a trip round Oban bay wouldn't be the same without these guys.
This one was busy pottering along the shoreline as usual. Although the light was behind the bird, I liked the reflection it made. The clarity and transparency of the water in it's shadow makes this shot for me.
Oystercatcher (Haematopus ostralegus)
Oban Bay - Scotland
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It was strange yesterday, the sun never broke through and we were shrouded in a cloak of fog which made the day very cold. Luckily the visit from the First Minister and the Deputy First Minister went well, an awe had a great opportunity to raise the profile of the work for the High Brown Fritillary. Everything will be alright is by The Killers, let's hope they will be.
Late afternoon reflections in the pool at Filoli, on an afternoon when the gardens were open late for artists. Happens once a month from March through October.
Thanks for stopping by and for all of your kind comments. I appreciated them all. My apologies for being tardy with comments -- power was out most of the day as the power company replaced a leaky transformer.
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Beautiful sunny Sunday in Reykjavík, went for a walk in Heiðmörk. We got some more snow yesterday, so everything looked so white.
Reflection on Black.
The picture wasn’t made before the deadline of September 14th. So I did I did not publish it in the group of Smile on Saturday! :-) .
Glacial rocks shine through the crystal waters of Two Medicine Lake as Sinopah Mountain rises 8,271 ft along the Lewis Range in Glacier National Park.
I love sun, especially when its reflections are warm and golden...
Taken in Deiva Marina, Italy, in a sunny late afternoon.
Red reflections.
In a garden in Bowral there are 75,000 Tulips planted to celebrate the coming of spring.
The night before however the area was deluged by torrential rain which resulted in large puddles being created which in turn created this beautiful reflection of red tulips.
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia.