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Taken last winter.
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Captured in nice early morning light.There are quite a few pairs nesting in some disused barns close by.
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Paisajes imposibles y siempre soñados de Islandia, excursión por el sur de la isla hasta la ciudad de Höfn para fotografiar la mÃtica montaña de Stockness, aunque el tiempo no acompañaba, en este lugar parece que las montañas anclaban las nubes y por consiguiente la lluvia hacia acto de aparición, manchando continuamente los filtros e imposibilitando hacer largas exposiciones en condiciones optimas, aún asà cumplà otro objetivo fotográfico y como dice el compañero de viaje, Imanol Mujika, es la excusa perfecta para volver!!!
Livestock specials were a rare sight in the early 1970s. On October 9, 1971, GP35 3323 was at Java, California, leading the first of two stock trains that month on the Needles District. The train is climbing out of the Colorado River Valley on the ascent to the summit at Goffs, 31 miles ahead. The mountains in the distance are in Arizona. The second and last stock train passed through here on October 16–––photo by Joe McMillan.
So many of the roses across the street have exactly the same color and the original rose is no more... The Root Stock has taken over and even tho it is colorful it isn't like the original...
This is one of my favourite birdie becos of its gorgeous color.
While I was out yesterday at Satay By The Bay I caught a glimpse of this birdie flying towards this tree. I crept up slowly and there he was. My goal is to capture him in flight and switch my settings for BIF.
I waited and waited and he finally obliged and dived vertically downwards for his fish and flew up towards another tree. I caught the vertical flight shots but blur. Lucky I managed to get these two other flight shots below.
Turned out to be a fruitful day despite I did not meet up with the common Kingy.
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Often confused with Town pigeons this Doves display flights are very distinctive and elegant. A beautiful flyer. A social bird often seen with tree roosting or feeding flocks of Wood Pigeons, Jackdaws or Rooks.
DB Cargo Class 67 departs Platform 9 at Crewe on 5j92 1435 Crewe - Holyhead Carriage Maintenance Depot ,Empty Stock Move on 02/04/2021
Goit Stock Waterfall located in Bronte Country, West Yorkshire, UK
4 min exposure at f11 with a 10 stop ND filter.
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This is one of my favorite places. I had the Twirly Camera out for a spin in late October. It's always interesting to see how that camera will "see" any given scene.
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Film: Fuji Acros II developed in FA-1027
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Record shot - a scarce bird in these parts.
I've only recorded them on the same fields as much larger groups of feral pigeons, but always much further away.
Spain; Corvera, Murcia 16/2/23
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In Australian bushlore, the national stock route network is informally referred to as the "long paddock" given its geographic extent - "the longest paddock in the world". In times of severe drought, some graziers take to droving to keep their livestock supplied with pasture, moving their livestock long distances along stock routes, sometimes across state boundaries. So "going on the long paddock" is an Australian way of mitigating drought risk, a unique adventure in its own right, and known for meeting with new people along the way. (Source: www.longpaddock.qld.gov.au/about/)
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