Backyard, Mount Pearl, NL.

Sharp-Shinned Hawk (Accipiter striatus) in flight over Laguna De Santa Rosa wetlands.

Pawnee National Grasslands

Shenandoah Valley GP9 6512 enroute to Pleasant Valley VA.

Looming snow storm promising over a foot drives this raptor's hunger and need for survival.

Carving space with bold strokes

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Sharp-tailed Sandpiper. St. Paul Island, Alaska. 10/05/15.

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Spotted in neighborhood tree

A spiky cactus plant in Lanzarote.

Witham, Essex, England

A small hawk, Accipiter striatus,

waits on a garden hook for

a songbird breakfast.

3 votes for sharp shinned! It stayed a while to eat it's prey, and then let me snap a few shots.

Sharp-tailed Sandpiper

Calidris acuminata

November 30th, 2018

Scoresby, Victoria, Australia

Canon EOS 1D X Mark II

Canon EF 600mm f4L IS II USM lens

Canon EF 1.4x III Extender

Commonly referred to as 'Sharpies', these migratory waders breed in Siberia & spend their Winter's in Australia & New Zealand. Sharpies are usually found near water, in grasslands & mudflats.

The rose itself doesn't flourishes yet, but its red sharp thorns glow already in the morning sun.

The sun setting over Bodmin Moor, at Sharp Tor near Henwood.

I took this a couple of weeks ago and was hoping I could take a trip to Twelve Mens Moor, a short walk from here, tonight but unfortunately its a bit grey and gloomy.

I welcome any constructive comments that can help me improve.

A pun to start the week for the Ilford Advocate testing, FP4+, Ilfotec HC, Ilford rapid fixer, Ilford boxes all ticked.

St. Paul, AK

30 seconds,f11 at 10mm,ISO 100.

Perched in a tree behind the otter habitat at the Detroit Zoo. I got to see it thanks to a sharp-eyed docent.

Sharp-Shinned Hawk bathing in a small stream

signs of autumn

Sharpness

Photographed out my back window while perched in an apricot tree about 20 feet from me. Photographed through window glass so not the best quality. I think he/she knows I am watching. IMG_0071

Vanhool EX16H. Really disappointed by this. Looks nice outside but the inside is very very basic & looks very cheap.

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In the garden looking for breakfast.

The tongue is the only tool that gets sharper with use ;@))) by Washington Irving

Hold on tight! ;-)

WalimexPro Fisheye 7.5mm @ f/5.6

sharpes of nottingham m1

Pastel blue.

Budapest, Summer 80

on ORWO NP27

The "Sharps Island Lighthouse" originally stood on an island of over 4,000 acres. The first light, built in 1838, was moveable. In 1866 a screwpile lighthouse was built but was destroyed by ice in 1881. The present 54 foot high iron tower on a concrete-filled caisson was built in 1882 and was painted purple. It is now a more traditional brown, and while it has begun to tilt, it has survived Sharps Island which has completely disappeared.

I drew from a greeting card published by Heritage Art Publishers, Inc. Easton, Maryland. The original watercolour painting is by Ann Clotworthy Charlton, a resident of St. Michaels, Maryland.

Try to work on my watercolour. Copy from the greeting card but cannot get the blue in the sky and sea correct.

If I ever had the chance to become a City banker or lawyer, this is how I would dress. I really adore this look.

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I noticed this bird of prey being harassed by crows as it attempted to cross the Columbia River. It had its eyes set on the House Finches in a tree near me, but the attention from the crows foiled the surprise attack.

Coyote Hills RP, Fremont, CA

Coyote Hills

Sharp 5 - 20 Jahre Jazzit - 05.05.2022 - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg

Besetzung:

Joschi Öttl: trumpet

Chris Kronreif: saxes

Lukas Kletzander: piano

Gernot Haslauer: double bass

Robert Kainar: drums

Seen here at the IWM Duxford

[Legacy Photo] This was the first and only time I've seen and photographed an adult Eared Grebe in full breeding plumage. The photo was taken at small lake near Klamath Falls Oregon in the spring of 2014. The water effect was created by a combination of a shaded pond that was surrounded by a very green forest and a subtle breeze..