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Old wooden and concrete hulks beached to protect the shore line along the Severn estuary.
I experimented with different post-processing
Ash Flat, Arkansas
Constructed in 1967 when Sharp County consolidated it's previous 2 courthouses--at Hardy and Evening Shade. This is the smallest county seat in Arkansas.
This young sharpie flushed some Horned Larks from the shore. After a twisting chase over the water, the unsuccessful hunter flew to shore and landed about six metres from where I was sitting - lucky me!
One of the drill bits that made it easy to convert two lens caps into a Minolta to Nikon adapter. It is still covered with plastic shavings.
This is a few in a series of shots taken of a Sharpy capturing a sparrow in our back yard. Not the best photo's as the lighting was terrible and everything was happening so fast. It was something to see.
This one was a lifer for me. Similar in size and shape to the more common Pectoral Sandpiper, the rare Sharp-tailed Sandpiper can be distinguished by its rufous cap and distinctive white eye-line.The sharp-tailed sandpiper breeds in Siberia, but migrates south in the winter to Australia and New Zealand. Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge. Maui Hawaii.