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This month's theme is 'Scarlet'.
This Eastern Rosella was having a lovely nibble on my nectarine tree. I took this through the kitchen window.
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Using Lelutka Heads - Zora and Erin ♥
Using Glam Affair skin Leilani on Lelutka Erin ♥
This weeks theme, 'Up Close/Macro', was chosen by Andrew ajhaysom.
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A fellow dog-walker and I sharing the enjoyment of seeing the fields below covered with a fresh layer of snow.
100x 2023 edition - Northumberland revisited - 4/100
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This weeks theme "I spy with my little eyes something beginning with 'S'", was chosen by Laszlo Laszlo Papinot
'S' is for Sea, Sky and Stunning Light.
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Helping a Snapping turtle across a road requires picking it up by the tail and not being insulted if it tries to reach around and bite the helping hand😊
the largest turtle native to Ontario, the snapping turtle is considered a species at risk.
It was a treat to spot it !
Taken in our field.
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A snapping turtle after covering her eggs. She is exhausted and still has to get back to the river which is about 100 yards away
Every once in a while I have a ‘what would Paul Jones do?’ moment. And this was one: just after sunrise, in a remote part of the trails around the Lake, I came across a monstrously large CST moving from the Lake to a large pond adjacent to the Lake. The Jones question occurs because I know he has two objectives, with one more important than the other: first, protect the creature, and in doing that, try to secure a decent image, but not if it exposes the creature. I also had in my head an echo of Paul’s amazing Blanding’s Turtle event, which led him to conclude, in image terms, that he would approach the Turtle at a 45 degree angle and make turtle sounds to attract a side glance. The Turtle felt it needed to get somewhere, so if I were to get a photograph I could not interfere. So I tried the 45 degree angle/turtle sound approach. Not knowing what sounds Turtles make, I think I ended up singing Happy Together. I was able to get this image and give the animal a bit of a boost in the right direction. Physical distancing with humans was observed at all times; with the CST, not so much. Paul's image and story: www.flickr.com/photos/paulbjones/49739210766/.