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This morning I woke up to find a Sharp-Shinned Hawk in the tree right outside our kitchen window. I had my camera handy since know the cranes are migrating, so I was THRILLED to get a photo of this stunning bird. It didn't give me much time to set up or to take more than three shots before it left. I just didn't have time to dial it in perfectly… but I'll take it!
Sharp-Shinned Hawk © Steve Frye. Photo taken on the Flying Circus Birders of Boulder Walk on September 25, 2021.
Sharp-tailed sandpipers (Calidris acuminata) are Arctic breeding migrants that come to New Zealand for our summer.
Firth of Thames, New Zealand.
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Starting this new idea. After each book I read I am going to attempt to capture the theme of the book within a photo. First shot. "Sharp" was a great book about how a Dark past does not mean you cannot have a Bright future. Jan 3rd.
Located in a conservation area in Mossley Hill, South Liverpool, this contemporary, five-bedroom house is nestled in the mature garden of a Victorian Villa.
A sharp juxtaposition is created by the use of white render, timber panels and aluminium windows, compared with the softer red brick and timber windows of the adjacent property.
This house has generous, open and flexible living spaces at ground floor, all with views and direct access to the garden.
Developed in close collaboration with the Client, the dwelling uses new technologies and techniques including self-cleaning render, rainwater recycling, under floor heating and a cantilever concrete stair.