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Brown bears are many things when it comes to eating ... proficient fishermen, skilled prep masters, efficient consumers ... but when it comes to being tidy eaters, well maybe not so. This boar is wearing the proof for that statement. Quite the messy eaters for sure. Just love it when that get that "salmon mustache" thing going on and are in need of a napkin or two. No worries though because as soon as they are done with one, they make their way back to their preferred fishing spot and start fishing for another and in the river they clean off naturally. :-)
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This is a nice salmon colored boathouse with a comfortable looking bench. Why is the color salmon everywhere I look this year? Maybe I need to have my eyes checked. Maybe it is just tan with a little pink in it ... but that’s salmon, right?
Anyway, it was a nice day to be out in the boat. It was choppy but the temperature was so pleasant.
Taken on the Corottoman River in the Northern Neck of Virginia. HBM
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On consulting colour swatches in Google Images, the shade of pink for this wall at the Art Gallery of South Australia is somewhere between Flamingo and Salmon. The ornately carved wooden arch in the foreground and the picture frames complement the matte wall and airconditioning vents.
A set of large stainless steel sculptures by Paul Sorey called Salmon Waves were installed in 2001 above the fish ladder at the Hiram Chittendon Locks in Seattle.
Delightful Salmon Oyako Don by Itacho Sushi in Bedok Mall.
*Note: More food pics in my: Favorite Food Album.
I hadn’t checked what the MM theme was until late Saturday night by which time I’d already taken a series of shots on the river with the salmon jumping.
There are a few more shots but this is probably the closest that I have.
Obviously too big for a M theme but following the thread loosely.
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Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon.
02 May 2022.
Lomo800 Color film, Minolta SRT102.
Sloppy border print by BMC, St. Johns, Portland Oregon.
With apologies to Rodgers and Hammerstein.
Tiny Carolina Bristlemarrow wildflower, Modiola caroliniana, only the size of a dime. Had not noticed these previously—love at first sight. Long Point Ranch, Needville TX.
21 Aug 2021; 09:40 CDT; Astia SOOC
A mother grizzly has just caught a salmon as her cub watched from the shore and the cub wades into the water to join its mother, hoping to share the catch, Chilko Lake, BC./
06/10/2021 www.allenfotowild.com
With so many salmon around, these bears got to be choosy and eat the best parts of the salmon and the leave the rest.
My first attempt at trying to photograph Salmon leaping however I feel I have still a lot to learn it was very tricky ! Seemingly this is a Brown Trout not a Salmon shows you how much I know about fish lol!
Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon.
02 May 2022.
Lomo800 Color film, Minolta SRT102. Processed and printed w. sloppy border by Blue Moon Camera. Scanned print.
Thin slices of fatty salmon sashimi served on a small platter.
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Seen on Explore #293 on 2/9/09! Yay! Thanks everyone!
View of Hopkins Point Road. The black and white sign marks the US Canadian border, one of border point with no formal control.
Left of the sign in USA and right is in Canada, an enclave only accessible through US road (or with a boat)
Salmon River in Dundee, Qc / Fort Convington, NY
I just now uploaded a reworked version of this painting I posted. I redid the bear and did a little more changes to the mountains and added some shading. (12-29-24)
Now the thing I don't like is that I put the bear right in the center. Bad, bad. But I'm done fiddling with this one. It is what it is
16 x 20 acrylic on stretched canvas.