Mexican free-tailed bats stream from a Tucson bridge at dusk. These insectivorous bats are very important to the control of insect pest populations, but their numbers are on the decline due to pesticide contamination and destruction of roosting habitat. They are found in Tucson during the warmer months and migrate to Mexico in the winter.

The stream coming down the hill from the left isn't usually there.

Hachi Roku -taken with nikon d40

july 19, 2009; Centre of Gravity Sangha meditates near the temporary garbage site in Christie Pits Park in hope of gaining a better understanding of the strike and a more creative response to it, free of a political view point.

camera: Nikon D90

lens: Nikkor AF-S 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6

light: Nikon SB-700

"A stream crossing south of the DMZ."

From the Robert L. Drieslein Collection (COLL/5643) at the Archives Branch, Marine Corps History Division

OFFICIAL USMC PHOTOGRAPH

Seen Flowing through the Village of "Skirlaugh" in East Yorkshire,

This networked, Bluetooth-linked lock can let you in if you're carrying your phone and take a photo of anybody who comes to your door.

Mmmm. Rocky Road ice cream.

Explore Scout: flickr.com/photos/somerslea/266224994/

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20x6.25"

watercolour

stream

Glacier National Park, BC

Seen while walking about at Rowena's Inn On the River in Harrison Mills, B.C. (13-08-22-6311)

Small Fall Stream in Newport News, Virginia

Quickie shot of a mountain stream from the archives

Fuji X100; exposure: 1/170 sec @ f/16, ISO 800; post-processed with Adobe Lightroom 4 and Nik Software Silver Efex Pro 2

A part of the river Ljusnan.

360/365

Samual Bordman State Park

Photographed in southern Ecuador

Please View On Black

Long exposure of a stream along the Granduc Road near Hyder, AK. 46 second exposure with Lee Big Stopper blended with normal exposure.

A stream through a birch forest with thawing snow