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It sings and it rings :))
It's a wind powered sound sculpture in Burnley, Lancashire made my the artists, Mike Tonkin and Anna Liu. It's an impressive sight close up.
Even with a beak full of seed, this house sparrow still managed to belt out a few chirps. I suppose he was singing for his supper.
A teeny Blue-gray Gnatcatcher singing in a redbud tree. These birds have just arrived and must be weary, but waste no time staking out a breeding territory and displaying for females. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
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Pleased to finally catch one of these elusive birds in the open though i bit distant a good day :-)
A meadowlark I found along the BDC Road. I'm heading out to Selway Meadows to maintain fences for the next few days. Be back Friday.
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Near sunset we came across a cricket singing on a Xanthorrea tree, by vibrating its wings. First observation for us. We disturbed it and it moved behind the Xanthorrea leaf looking at me, allowing a photo of its face.
I spent a lot of time at this retreat center growing up. My grandfather gave them their start with a donation of 135 acres 50 years ago, and the property was adjacent to my childhood home. I attended many youth group events here as a teen, and the current director (now on the verge of retiring) was our youth leader at the time.
The main buildings, including the lodge and chapel, are visible near the bottom left. At the top center is Mt. Ascutney.
This canyon is known as the Singing Canyon because of its acoustic qualities. Wilbur was too busy to sing however.
You would find a lot of material about him on the Internet, there are even copycats or, if you wish, fake ones. This is a portrait of the real man and I am not going to reveal his identity. He told me about his truly remarkable life story, and one thing is for sure: his street performances in London are not just about himself, they are also meant to bring some joy to life.
The title tells the story......
A little selective DOF to show off the bird in it's natural surroundings - hope you like it!!
** P.S. You really should view this LARGE on Black - you won't be disappointed!! **
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At Pacific Grove shooting pictures. Saw this one with its mouth wide open, squawking, or something. I couldn't resist putting a couple of musical notes in there.
This is the singing tree in Burnley,Lancashire,England.
This was a long exposure and lit with flash from my Canon speedlight.
Coloured Gells were also used for added colour
Macro Mondays. October 19, 2015 ~ Blue.
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100 Photos - *Blue #2
Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues
'cause I never thought that I'd ever lose your love dear.
Why'd you do me this way?
Well, I never felt more like cryin' all night
'cause everythin's wrong and nothin' ain't right.
You got me singin' the blues.
The moon and stars no longer shine.
The dream is gone I thought was mine.
There's nothin' left for me to do but cry over you.
Well, I never felt more like runnin' away but why should I go
'cause I couldn't stay without you.
You got me singin' the blues. - Melvin Endsley