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A rugged coastline, a place to stroll among the giant boulders, marvel at the rugged coastline or simply sit on a log and revel in the fresh salt air. Like many beaches in the Olympic State Park, above the surf line are the trunks of hundreds of trees that have either escaped from log rafts or have fallen from the eroded shoreline. These cedar, redwood, and hemlock giants, many with diameters of more than six feet across, are tossed about like pickup sticks. While it’s frightening to imagine the power of the waves that put these massive logs here, on a clear, sunny day, they are a playground in themselves. Decades of sandblasting and wave action have warn the bark off of these trees, making them smooth and comfortable to sit and walk on.
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Checking out nooks and crannies in a fence post! They move so fast, and rarely pause for long!
Lyth Hill - Shropshire
A male Ruby-tailed Wasp. This is a composite of several images; combined using Zerene Stacker. Haven't seen many of these in the garden this year.
Ruby-tailed wasps are cuckoo wasps. The females lay their eggs in the nests of other solitary bee and wasp species.
Ruby-throated hummingbirds, Rondeau provincial Park, Ontario, Canada, July 12, 2019.
Put out a oriole feeder and had 7 hummingbirds on it in minutes.
Then hung up the hummingbird feeder and had 5 more.
We have had as many as 30 in the yard at one time, but that's mid August.
Archilochus colubris
Ruby-throated Hummingbirds prefer to feed on red or orange flowers (though it's not necessary to color the sugar water you put in a hummingbird feeder). Like many birds, hummingbirds have good color vision and can see into the ultraviolet spectrum, which humans can’t see.
Oh my goodness! This is a lifer for my yard birds. I've only seen one other bird of this species, and only got one shot of it (Lake Apopka North Shore Wildlife Drive 2016). This was in the front yard, in God's garden, playing in the sprinklers on the Simpson's Stopper bush. Am I blessed or what! Thank You, Jesus.
This is such a great bird for me (practically homebound). This is at the same time as the Orange-crowned Warbler! Isn't that just something!
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Ruby Beach ist auf der Olympic Halbinsel an der Südseite des Olympic National Parks gelegen.
Ruby Beach hat seinen Namen von den rosafarbenen Edelstein-Fragmenten, die man im grauen Sand findet.
Als Teil des Olympic National Park bietet die Küste von Ruby Beach eine wunderschöne Aussicht über Berge, Gletscher, Regenwälder und jede Menge Wildnis.
1981 erklärte ihn die UNESCO zum Weltnaturerbe.
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Winter residents in Central Oklahoma. Seeing them in several locations, think we have good numbers this year. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
This female Ruby-throated Hummingbird posed nicely for several moments for a nice portrait session. On this day there were very few that perched more than a few seconds it seemed.
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We were birding out in the Cross Timber oaks when this little male flew in and landed in front of us. Sat there preening for several minutes. Unfortunately, the sun was at his back, so we didn't get to see that beautiful ruby-colored throat.
Our beautiful world, pass it on.
Early Morning hummingbird. Shot through my open family room door. DeNoise in Lightroom Classic Enhance/DeNoise.
Ran across two pairs of kinglets this morning and got several good shots of this bird. Never got a usable shot of their other. That's why I shoot away when I get a cooperative model. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
A tiny bird seeming overflow with energy, the Ruby-crowned Kinglet forages almost frantically through lower branches of shrubs and trees. Its habit of constantly flicking its wings is a key identification clue. Smaller than a warbler or chickadee, this plain green-gray bird has a white eyeing and a white bar on the wing. The male's brilliant ruby crown patch usually stays hidden.
They are tiny songbirds with relatively large heads, almost no neck, and thin tails, They have very small, thin, straight bills.
Both sexes :
Length : 3.5 - 4.3 in (9 - 11 cm)
Weight : 0.2 - 0.3 oz (5 - 10 g)
Wingspan : 6.3 - 7.1 in (16 - 18 cm)
--- allaboutbirds.org
Each year I usually only have 3 hummingbirds. This fellow was the first to arrive, some two weeks before the female. He was also the first to leave. The female, and the juvenile left mid week the second week of October. Sad to see them go and hope they have a safe trip south.
I have never seen a smoother-running Accucraft Ruby. When you consider this one hasn't had the inside/outside admission swapped, it is mind-blowing. It also has the stock pistons. A lot of us upgraded to a larger bore piston.
My friend Mike spent a while fiddling with the eccentrics to nail the timing perfectly.
Nikon D850 & Nikkor 24-120mm Æ’/4 @ Æ’/5
Photo made on Ruby Beach at Olympic Peninsula. A spectacular scenery. I've got there before the sunset which was amazing. This particular photo was made just when I got to the shore. The low tide and the ever changing light was providing wonderful and interesting shapes and transforming frames of visions. The trail is very light and the logs barrier are not challenging to go through. Loved every second at this bit of our Earth. Foto feita em Ruby Beach na Olympic Peninsula, Washington State, USA. Tive muita sorte de presenciar e registrar um pôr de sol magnÃfico e com a maré baixa pude fotografar bem destacados os stacks, (ilhas na beira mar).