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Ruby Beach, Olympic National Park, Washington
A view of Ruby Beach just before descending the path to the beach.
A ruby crowned kinglet hops around in a tree as spring clouds roll in.
Discovery Park, Seattle, Washington State, USA
I was wandering around Fishtrap Creek Park yesterday and I saw and heard many Golden-crowned Kinglets but this was the only Ruby-crowned I saw. A very similar bird, the Hutton's Vireo was seen by someone else the same day. But with the sharp beak and the ruby stripe on it's head I am pretty sure it is a Ruby-crowned Kinglet.
The sun turned ruby, colored the sea with a broad yellowish brush stroke, and set the whole sky in flame.
Ruby Tuesday
The Rolling Stones
She would never say where she came from
Yesterday don't matter if it's gone
While the sun is bright
Or in the darkest night
No one knows, she comes and goes
Goodbye Ruby Tuesday
Who could hang a name on you?
When you change with every new day
Still I'm gonna miss you
Don't question why she needs to be so free
She'll tell you it's the only way to be
She just can't be chained
To a life where nothing's gained
Or nothing's lost, at such a cost
Goodbye Ruby Tuesday
Who could hang a name on you?
When you change with every new day
Still I'm gonna miss you
Got home from work at 11pm last night, and the possibility of a pretty good forecast sunrise was too much to pass up on for the following Tuesday morning.
Out of bed again at 4:45am, and a 1 hr 15 min drive later, we were standing at Avalon rockpool, shooting away.
Well worth the early rise and trip.
However....
I now have to go back to work in approximately two hours time...!!
Godammit!!!
Anyhow, hope you like "Ruby Tuesday"
Cheers, Mike
A male ruby-throated hummingbird samples the nectar in a white pentas. The white pollen on his head is from our Rose of Sharon.
Midtown Tulsa, OK
Chrysis ignita - Length approx 12 mm. This is a brightly coloured wasp with a metallic red abdomen and bright green head and thorax. Cuckoo wasps like these lay their eggs in the nest of other species and their young eat the other eggs or larvae!
www.insectweek.co.uk/discover-insects/bees-ants-wasps/rub...
The hummingbird activity has finally started to accelerate as they prepare to head south for migration. This is just one of several adult males in my backyard.
La actividad de los colibrÃs se ha accelerado finalmente mientras que se preparan para dirigirse al sur para su migración. Éste es sólo uno de los machos que se encuentran en mi patio trasero ahora.
Ruby Crowned Kinglet - peaking through the cedars at McLaughlin Bay Wildlife - Second Marsh - Oshawa Ontario
No dia das mães acordei tarde e eu ainda tinha q fazer meus assado, tomar banho, secar o cabelinho novo!, pintar as unhas e correr pra mamis!!!
ENtão pintei super rapidinho!!!! dá pra ver q o anelar e o mindinho estão manchadinhos :( mas td bem, pq o Ruby é lindo! e nem dá pra ver direito...não ao vivo!
Mas posso falar? e acho q ainda vou ouvir...não gostei do pincel! prontofalei!!! não sei se foi pq pintei mto rapido, achei o esmalte meio grosso, e ele é achatadinho mas super retão!!! não sei como são os da OPI, mas a experiencia q tenho com pinceis achatadinhos é só os da Sally Hansen, aquele rosa lindo da minha galeria, até tirei foto mas minhas fotos passam de 200 e vão ficando 'invisiveis' na galeria, conforme vou acrescentando vai sumindo!!!
E aà q o pincel do InstaDri da SH é achatinho, as pontas são arredondadas e um pouco mais fico, mais macio...não sei se consegui explicar, mas o da Hits é tão grandão, grosseiro, q é quase inpossivel pintar as unhas sem sujar td em volta...entederão?! ;)
Bom de qq forma a cor é linda! passei uma unica camada! e como sempre usei o roxinho da Ideal!
this is the head shot from my favourite montage i shot so far. there is something amazing about this girl
the above image is from this months (june 2010) trend spotting in Source Magazine. ruby was the interviewed. See this months spread and other photos i have in source on my blog.
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This may have been my best small bird day for Northwest birds. Getting this one to pop its ruby was a good way to end the day!
I've never seen this before; a female Ruby-tailed wasp trying to chew through the mud seal in one of the completed nest holes in my garden bee-hotel. She spent a good time there, but didn't manage to break through into the brood chambers.
I'd been chasing this wasp (or a very similar one) all over the bee-hotel for quite a while. Anyone who's tried to photograph these will know just how active, and difficult to photograph they are. This one was so intent on her labours that she just ignored me and I got several dozen photographs.
Sadly, I didn't seen what had produced the host nest. There are Trypoxylon spider-hunting wasps nesting in the bee-hotel though and their nests are known to be parasitised by chrysidid wasps.
Tiny form of the Ruby-Throated Hummingbird through the tall grass, center, drinking nectar from a Cardinal Flower.
I was probably 4-5 ft away from this guy when he landed, they're very comfortable with people being near them from what I've experienced. This image is just barely cropped to get rid of the flowers on the sides. Thanks for all the favorites, comments and follows!