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Words couldn't possibly describe what happened on these fields in July, 1863. We can only try to remember those events and vow never to repeat them
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Shock of the New Challenge # 71.0
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Dedicated to Cleide for her birthday :-)
More conventional, this shot, but at F8 more is in good focus. I am celebrating these marvellous tree peony blossoms with my photography. They are big (the size of the human face) and interesting (like a human face) and they won't last for much longer.
A large, dark grayish brown kiwi with brownish streaking, often showing white patches on face. Restricted to native forest near Okarito in New Zealand, with small populations on predator-free Mana, Blumine, and Motuara islands. Often heard at night foraging as it sniffs loudly, tapping the ground for invertebrates. Male call is a series of clear rising whistles. Female call is a harsh throaty wail. Both sexes repeat their call many times, and sometimes call simultaneously. Could be confused with Weka by voice and shape; look for the kiwi’s much longer bill and lack of tail, and listen for its multisyllabic call. (eBird)
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On the ferry to Blumine Island were two conservation officers who were taking two kiwis to a nearby island for release into the wild. During the trip, they brought out one of the kiwis and showed the fascinated passengers how the birds were banded and tagged with electronic trackers. The kiwi wasn't really impressed by all this handling, but the bander knew what she was doing and the job was quickly done. Before returning him to his travel box, the conservation officer showed him off to the enthralled passengers, most of whom had probably never seen a kiwi close up and in the daylight. I was absolutely thrilled!
A few days later, we heard a female calling at a mainland location, but did not see her so this was the only sighting that we had.
Ferry to Blumine Island, Marlborough, New Zealand. March 2024.
Roadrunner Birding Tours.
... gezellig fotodagje met Mirjam ...
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Please excuse my furry friends in this one, they wouldn't hold still for a 6 second exposure. Selfish.
It's Friday! And I'm off work 😊 Hooray!
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De porseleinzaal / porcelain hall in het Groninger Museum
Piemonte, Italia: tutto nella storia si ripete con una cadenza sistematica.
Piedmont, Italy: everything in history repeats itself with a systematic cadence.
Missed this a few days earlier, luckily it re-ran twice in the same week on the lovely midday through Robertson path, perfect for trains heading south in winter.
C505 and BRM001 work empty grain 9343 from Inner Harbour to Goolgowi.
2023-05-19 SSR C505-BRM001 Robertson 9343
A Ring-billed gull takes off from the water to hunt for more fish.
It would circle around the shallows of the river, dive down. Surface and then repeat.
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Found and photographed while adventuring with Alice-san. Hozenji, Namba, Chou-ku, Osaka. September 10, 2022.
Madrona Marsh has a area that is surrounded by a chain link fence with razor wire at the top. They don't own this land. But the guardians of the marsh have a key. And we were lucky that Tracy Drake trusted us enough to give us a key.
I got to take a few hours away from the crisis at home. We are still scrambling to help a friend.
The story about the "antses" begins in Playa Vista. The playground security guard told us there were "little asses " in the bathroom. They'd been there for weeks. We made him repeat that over and over. He could see our concern and said "Don't worry. They are little asses." Still scratching our heads I could see him thinking.... finally he says "Ant-ses" the plural of ant.
So that has become a part of our vocabulary.
W9 set a camp stool up in this fenced off area called The Sump. This day we are seeing a kingfisher, an oriole, grosbeak.... and the cute little birds I love so much. Suddenly W9 jumps up yelling ANTSES! Well, I am bad. I just had to let out a big long laugh. Forgive me, W9.
Common Yellowthroat holds still just for a nanosecond.