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Old cranes beget the new modern version. - The old dock area provides extensive storage and marshalling area for the now ubiquitous modern tower cranes.
Sharp-lobed Hepatica (Anemone acutiloba), Wyalusing State Park, Wisconsin. They have an interesting range of colors and patterns.
Wondering if the chickadee in the rose bush is going to be supper or not! NOT..he couldn't catch him!
This hawk caused quite an uproar when it arrived in one of the trees in our backyard. I was very surprised as I had never seen one in here before. All the resident sparrows ,finches, chickadees, bushtits and hummers were not so happy and trying to avoid being a meal for this raptor. The crows in the area also weren't happy and ganged up to harass it. It has shown up two days in a row now .
Panorama of Bayer decoded (eg, colorized) Curiosity images of Mount Sharp and foothills off to the right. Cropped/color/processing variant.
The local crows bellowed loud and clear, which usually means a raptor spotted. At first I thought it was the Cooper's hawk again. But this hawk had red eyes, and the Cooper was a juvie, which has yellow eyes. This one was slightly smaller also.
Trying to do something like a macro with the 14-42 f3.5-5.6 kit objective from my Oly. Note: this is a crop.
Want to do a scroll on the rest?
See detail and full story here www.wingsspirit.com/2012/01/coopers-hawk.html
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