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Sharp-tailed Grouse

July 22nd, 2011

Harding County, SD

Canon 50D, 400 5.6L

A female sharp-tailed bee, Coelioxys sp., enjoys nectar from the flowers of a snakeroot in our back yard. Leavenworth, Kansas, USA, September 7, 2022.

the reflexion of dark

another challenge...."sharp"

This hawk misjudged a prey dive and crashed head first into the ground, hence why he's so rough looking. Taken at Photo Wild! 2018. 9/22/2018

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Pretty classic in flight pose. Bent "wrists" and a small head. Zooming in would show a squared off tail.

Chance photo through my window. It was attracted to all the birds at my feeder.

Observed 12/31/07 at Peter's Hill in the Arnold Arboretum, Jamaica Plain, MA

photo by SHARP Z3 / 雲爸

my cousin's wild cat

Got some nice shots of this guy in my backyard, while I was home for lunch, he decided to visit the backyard bird feeders, not for the seed, but for the finches, sparrows and others

I love their shape and look. So pretty, even though they can be pretty sharp.

This axe was so sharp, it cut past halfway on this 6" diameter part of the tree trunk.

Tympanuchus phasianellus

 

Craig, Colorado (USA)

Blackhawks practice

Johnny's IceHouse West

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