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Roseate Spoonbills settling into a perch with Snowy Egrets in the wetlands at Seabourne Creek Nature Park, Rosenberg, Texas.

JL Felicity Dress

Dura Hair Girl #65

Greylag Geese settling at Frampton Marsh.

Eve details her first few classes of the year, and the process of getting adjusted to her new life. Herbology, Potions, & Flying oh my!

 

.diary entry.

.mood.

Beautiful little station on the Settle to Carlisle line

A couple of interesting observations about least terns from this encounter:

 

1. The "nest" is just a shallow scrape in the sand. The eggs are laid in the scrape and are subject to predation by various critters, and loss due to wind driven high tides depending on where the eggs are laid. Here at Anastasia State Park, the colony was located within a roped off area making it less likely that foot traffic would disturb or destroy the nests.

 

2. For whatever reason, the entire colony of adults would suddenly fly off. They would fly back momentarily and settle back onto their eggs. The trick was to catch a tern as it landed and then stay focused on it until it reached its nest. This time the strategy worked!

 

My sincere thanks to all who spend the time to view, like or comment on my photos. It is much appreciated!

 

© 2023 Craig Goettsch - All rights reserved. Any unauthorized use without permission is prohibited.

Thanks for the views, comments, faves...Cheers ^_^

 

Here a song from Norah Jones for all of you :

www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTxythHY09k&feature=relmfu

This was my beautiful Daisy just one day after she came to live with me. Notice that even then she cuddled her tail when sleeping! After at least a month of "living rough" when abandoned, she settled in to her new life with me more quickly than I had dared to hope. Right from the start she was brave & adjusted to most changes very calmly. She was a wonderful pet to the very end, always gentle but full of fun.

Happy Caturday.

Happy Cozy Sunday! It's a sunny but *freezing* bitter-wind sort of a day. Stay in, and spoon with someone cuddly all day if you can!

 

I am somewhat overwhelmed by the attention my gauzy shot got yesterday. Thanks to everyone for this. It's a bit daunting, I must say. But I am finally on my way to see everyone's streams today. Which I am very much in need of.

Teal on the river Coquet Northumberland, a regular roosting spot for many wildfowl.

before i continue with the singapore series... here's one from a few weeks back (i didn't have time for flickr but i still kept on shooting=). this shot is manually blended from three exposures in photoshop using layers. hope y'all likes...now, i'll have to run off again...

 

thanks for the views and comments =) will reciprocate your kindness just as soon as i fly through the door later on...

Credits :

  

from Apple May Designs (AMD) - Blissfull soon on Arcade

Blissful Cabinet with Hutch - Light Wood

Blissful DIning Table - Light Wood

Blissful Chair w/ Blanket - Light Wood

Blissful Vanilla Cake

Bissful Empty Old Pitcher - Copper

Blissful Reading Books #1

Blissful Reading Books #2 Blissful Fruit Tray - Copper

Blissful Planter

 

UnKindness - UK - Holy Cannoli Blueberry Strawberry @ Whimsical

 

Dahlia - Summer Strawberry Collection - Strawberry Small Pot

Dahlia - Summer Strawberry Collection - Empty Small Pot

Dahlia - Summer Strawberry Collection - Strawberry BigPot

Dahlia - Summer Strawberry Collection - Empty Big Pot

Dahlia - Summer Strawberry Collection - Garden Fork

Dahlia - Summer Strawberry Collection - Seed Packets

Dahlia - Summer Strawberry Collection - Strawberry Punnet

Dahlia - Patia - Water ing Can - Pink

 

LODE Decor - Camilla Hanging Wild Tulips with Lamp

LODE Decor - Camilla Hanging

 

22769 - Sloppy Rug

22769 - Garden Arbor - RARE

22769 - Bird House

22769 - Rusty Bucket

dust bunny . hanging plants . ivy planter

dust bunny . hanging plants . cheese plant

dust bunny . hanging plants . double planterd

  

Taken at Ippos Colletive

 

Love SL photography and looking for like minded artists or places to shoot? Come visit the Ippos Collective: 4 Picturesque SIMS to visit and/or settle. Come for the magic....stay for the friends. <3

  

Brent Geese settling at Lindisfarne nature reserve.

Taken at the Lindisfarne Nature Reserve Northumberland

I wish I was better at words so I could write an ode to this beautiful part of the world which is Yorkshire Dales, England. I am so lucky and grateful to have such wonderful beauty on my doorstep. This place has been a source of continous happiness and inspiration to me. I hope my love for it shines through this picture.

 

Texture by SkeletalMess www.flickr.com/photos/skeletalmess/ thank you

Male Shelduck settling at Rutland Water

Curlew arriving at the river Coquet Northumberland

A cloudless sunset but we cannot have everything .

also "as the world settles"

i need about 3 more titles for this.

 

i am an advocate of multiple titles, why not?

Curlew, one of two feeding at Rutland Water

Shooting at sunset near our rented house in Plejerup (the north-western part of Zealand), Denmark - July 08, 2019.

Sandhill Cranes 3582

Searching for shots to upload in the current lockdown I came across this previously unprocessed capture of 150138 coming off the Carnforth line at Settle Junction. Taken on a glorious morning during a 1Z10 trip in 2018.

Male Shoveler at Rutland Water

At only 2:30pm Hooker valley enters shadow for the remainder of the day. The glacial stream flows past as Mount Cook gleams in the distance.

a canada goose stakes his spot on a wetland pond

Rural Southeast Michigan and Ohio border

46233 Duchess of Sutherland crosses Crowdundle viaduct with the Appleby Explorer on 25/10/2014

Copyright David Price

No unauthorised use

This old barn appears to be settling down for the night although it looks like it has been a few years since it was breathing the heady smells of usefulness.

 

Without doubt my favorite time of the day on the farm growing up was dusk when the last light of day produced a lingering glow as it seemed reluctant to leave.

 

Dusk meant chores were done for the day, the noise of tractors working in the field work was silenced for a few hours and the occasional sounds of fed cattle gently lowing into the approaching night darkness was strangely reassuring.

 

Many decades later we realize that a lot of the pleasant memories of our early farm days come from the familiar routines we had that gave our life shape and meaning. Routines of family working, playing and resting were simple signs that our lives were progressing normally and served as markers of our growth from childhood to determined young adults eager for the future.

 

(Photographed near Mora, Minnesota)

 

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