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Residential Feeders

Cumberland, ME

This is in Birkenhead over the road from the Cammell Laird yard, croped it a bit from last nights upload

 

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Close up of a Sharp Shinned Hawk

Wii Channel Menu (craptastic camera)

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Sharp-shinned hawk

San Bernardino Mountains, CA

 

Sharpness Docks in Gloucestershire

Well after trying for at least 3 weeks to even see this rare Asian breed (here in Vancouver, BC) ...I finally was able to view and take many shots. Unfortunately the sun wasn't my best friend here...(back lighting the subject)...but I'm not going to complain. At least I have a record of the sighting now.

 

The shots were also taken at quite a distance so I had to crop quite a bit into the shots to see the subject...again not a problem...and due to the back lighting I had to do a 1 stop over exposure to get some detail and not a dark blob.

 

Thanks for looking!!!

Sharpness, Gloucestershire

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This little Sharp-shinned Hawk hit our window this afternoon. We actually had to pick him up and put him into the tree, because he was so stunned. However, he apparently wasn't seriously hurt, because he flew off shortly thereafter.

Surface design Sharp Pointy Teeth Crayon drawn monsters! View the design on Spoonflower ©2014 Alex Morgan All Rights Reserved

Photographed at the Werribee sewerage farm from my homemade blind.

Seen Sunday between Honeywell and Lakeview Pt.

Macro Mondays. August 3, 2015 ~ Sharp as a tack.

Happy Macro Monday, my friends!

 

I was entranced again by the bunches of fading flowers brought in from Trader Joe's to cut and arrange as little centerpieces for the tables in the dining room. I don't know what flower this is

but I love the razor-sharp edge of its graceful petals!

 

Taken at The Regency, Laguna Woods, California. © 2015 All Rights Reserved.

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From an SF Photog Meetup event at the Conservatory of Flowers on Sat 2/16.

Columbian Sharp-tailed Grouse in a Utah Juniper tree

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More trees... this time on my Fuji GSW690 on Delta 3200 film shot and developed at ISO 800.

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CECOM and Installation Command Sgt. Maj. Kennis Dent encourages listeners to keep up the dialogue and discussion about SHARP issues during the SHARP Breakfast at the APG North (Aberdeen) chapel April 28. A panel of subject matter experts from on and off-post took questions regarding prevention, reporting and treatment measures.

SHARP coordinator, 1st Lt. Raisa Velez, hosted the event

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Nature now being the only thing left to stop - near Great Western Road.

George Winters Sharp (1880-1954), West Virginia Secretary of State, 1925-33.

 

Image from the 1929 West Virginia Blue Book (published by the state as a public document; no copyright notice).

Hayes farm

County Rd. P

Vernon County

Wisconsin

- www.kevin-palmer.com - Even though it was a warm day, the cold air by Clear Creek kept the intricate ice formations and frost crystals from melting.

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