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I have taken a couple of pictures of Finley walking along this lane , its normally dry and only is like this after heavy rain
Hi everone... I'm running behind once again, but doing my best to catch up with everyone here.
Have a great weekend, and hope to see you soon!
La Gère, petit ruisseau traversant les bois de Bonnevaux .. Les fées se sont invitées comme celle face à nous et sa grande robe bleue, brandissant sa baguette magique pour faire disparaitre tous ces virus !! 😂 .. Je sais, j'ai beaucoup d'imagination, je vis en quasi rêve quand je vais dans mes ruisseaux, mais c'est mieux que d'écouter toutes les mauvaises nouvelles qu'on nous annonce en permanence !
Bonne fin d'Année 2021 à vous toutes et tous !! ✨
The Gère, a small stream running through the woods of Bonnevaux . The fairies have invited themselves like the one in front of us with her big blue dress, brandishing her magic wand to make all these viruses disappear ! 😂 ..
I know, I have a lot of imagination, I live in quasi dream when I go to my streams, but it's better than listening to all the bad news we are constantly told !
Happy New Year 2021 to all of you! ✨
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the water in this stream tastes quite acidic, the next one nearby tasted alkaline !
whakaari or White Island new zealand
El Prado municipal park, Curridabat, Costa Rica
1/2000 s F/5.6 300 mm ISO 356, nine shots.
Created with MS-ICE
This stream ran shallow, fast and straight, away from the mountains, towards a valley, in the general area of Skjervoy, in Troms Region, Norway. You could clearly see how much deeper it would run when swollen by rain or snow melt.
Well, I might have thought I would be back in Snowdonia by now, but I was reading earlier it might be months before the law is changed and we are allowed back to our favourite places in Wales.
But like many others, during lockdown, we have been exploring closer to home. It's taken me a while to dig out some local Ordnance Survey maps and work out a couple of interesting circular routes in areas I've not considered before (although I've never been one for going to the same places time and again, haha!). I might never have taken this shot except some sixth sense told me to look behind me. Nothing beats a walk like this on your own when the countryside is this beautiful. Just peace, perfect peace.
I walked down by the local creek the other afternoon. The recent rains have increased flow rates and the water in Cherry Creek is tea like from all the fallen leaves. Downstream about 75 feet I notice a disturbance in the water but don't see anything. Then I see something moving upstream on the surface of the water like a big fish. It gets a little closer then I realize it must be an otter swimming vigorously in my direction! It wasn't an otter but an American Mink (Mustela vision). It's in the weasel family and is almost as aquatic as an otter and a nocturnal hunter. They eat voles, frogs, crayfish, waterfowl and their eggs, mice, rabbits, snakes, and aquatic invertebrates.
It got to within about 6 feet of where I stood backlit with camera on the monopod, it looked up at me then swam a little circle around a rock then scurried out of the water on the opposite bank and darted under a fallen log! Wow, glad I had the long lens! Pinch me and I do believe in luck. Mendocino County, North California U.S.A.