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Our local wild mares with their new Foals.... 2012
Left to right ... Windy Bay, Fairlight, Willow & CoCo Channel.
This morning, here are five observations from yesterday's walk in the park. I walked down the bank of the lake to get a better view of this tree. Luckily, a young man was there fishing. I thought he completed the scene.
"Springtime came that year like magic!"
~Thomas Wolfe
I just love all the imaginary things I can
see in these Redbud blooms..........like
pink bumblebees and little pink mittens.
~~~~~
Don't you love the magic of Springtime?
~Mary Lou
' Younger than Springtime .. ' ~ from South Pacific ..
absolutely no connection .. just that song starts to play in my mind .. :o)
Springtime 012 - Adorable Addy
Credits: Ma Petit, Bebe, Bad Seed, Toddleedoo, Michan, Euphoric, yumyum, .click.
Yesterday I think was the first real day of spring this year here in Iceland. I went a small trip on my offroadbike, and usually we are not allowed to ride near this place, but I got there yesterday on a hardpacked snow, so there was no harm done. This old shack is in a place called Ólafsskarð (Ólafs-pass).
All is peaceful and calm as I sit in my blind at the pond. I hear only the chatter of songbirds flitting through the trees behind me. I peek out through my lens just as this drake Blue-winged Teal swims quietly through my view. If I hadn't looked at that moment I would never have known he was there. And I wouldn't have seen him blending in with the brownish hues of the overcast day. Although the hens will occasionally call as they arrive, they don't always. And the males swim quietly through unannounced. I'll never know how much I miss when I'm not looking. But certainly less than if I wasn't out there at all. April 10, 2016
"Springtime for Egrets" by Patti Deters. A proud Great Egret (Ardea alba) parent guards her little family clutch of three baby chicks as they move about their nest, perhaps waiting for the other parent to bring home some food. Nestled in among bright spring colored green leaves, the nest consists of sticks and twigs and tree small branches. Nests can be formed either in the tops of trees or on the ground. The Great Egret is the largest of the wading birds in the world, and is also sometimes called common egret, white egret, or even white heron. These birds were seen in Fergus Falls, Minnesota at GPS 46°16'34.4644N, 96°3'45.6361W. If you like outdoor nature photography, please see more birds and other wildlife images at patti-deters.pixels.com/featured/springtime-for-egrets-pa....
Looking more or less south to Cefn Cribbwr.
A five pane panorama taken with a Nikon D780.
Each pane:
f/11
1/250s
ISO 800
f/l 31mm
Best viewed using the expansion arrows.
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Celebrating the first day of spring on this #FrontierFriday with photos from last year's Springtime Roundup at Big Thunder Ranch.
There are a lot of beautiful spring trees flowering in all of the Disney parks. A few days ago I could not resist the lovely colors of the pink flowers in EPCOT while crossing the bridge from the UK to France. Thanks for looking, and have a fantastic day.
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Beautiful to see liquid water once again making an appearance on our millions of little lakes here in the Yukon.
While I was using my 16mm lens to fill up this frame I had to lean over within a foot of the water's edge and actually dropped my polarizer into the lake, but fortunately the icy slush supported it and it was retrieved.
Zenit-19 SLR, Zenitar 16mm, Agfa 200 film. ( W/ Polarizer)
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You can thank a horse named Smoky for the impressionistic texture of the trees and the foreground grass. Normally I take three or four shots of the same thing hoping for one to turn out good. Well, I was riding Smoky, who was very patient for the first three riverbank shots, but decided he'd had enough, took a step, and began turning just as I was clicking the shutter for my fourth attempt. Looks kind of like Orton, huh? But it isn't.
My use of Photoshop was to increase the saturation, equalize the colors, and bring out some texture in the sky.
Photo taken along the New River, on what I think I remember as the North Carolina side of the state line.