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I have a friend that lives a few miles away. He's a farmer amongst other things. When he butchers he throws the scraps in the field for the Bald Eagles. They get on their party line and call all the relatives. Obviously this isn't of the mass of eagles - I still have about 600 photos to go through. She found her own kill about 20' from my car. You can see the feathers.
I would like to first say just HOW much I admire all of you Flickrites who take the wonderful bird shots you share. I spent a LOT of time trying to get decent shots and discovered yet again- I have SO little patience! These birds would flit one way, then the other! My feeders are all hanging and swing when a small hungry bird comes in for a fast landing! I took many blurred shots and got many shots of bird butts! So, my hat is OFF to you guys, as I realize JUST how difficult a really good bird photo is!
(Now I will have to learn what bird is what!)
Carolina Wren! Thank you guys for the ID!
Struts supporting a large patio umbrella for the Smile on Saturday group, Challenge: Umbrellas. Happy Saturday!
A view through the steel work of Old Bridge including the yellow and green balustrade, across the roof of the service bridge, across the deck of New Bridge, to the rail bridge with the criss cross steelwork.
Kingsmead Road over the Great Stour, Canterbury.
A pretty elaborate concreting job, with arches supporting struts supporting a deck. Just a deck of concrete or steel beams would have given the same clearance over the water, if that was an issue. There's probably something I'm missing.
It can be hard to tell males from females Southern Ground Hornbills (Bucorvus leadbeateri) unless you can see the violet blue patch on the throats of femaies, just visible in this shot of a female walking though the tall dried grasses in the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project, that is a breeding facility for this threatened species. The bird's classification as endangered is tied to its slow reproductive rates and other factors such as habitat loss and accidental poisoning.
21/09/2019 www.allenfotowild.com
So cute!!! I love this collection. I just hope with the new exposed box style plus MGA's iffy QC the dolls won't be too wonky.
:)
Why do Pied Wagtails never come in gardens? Well not in ours anyway. They just seem to prefer roads or this retail park.
young gull strutting along the prom wall yesterday , what I like is the amount of midges the camera/lens combo has picked up on
Do the walk!
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The adminstration office of the National Wine Centre, with struts supporting the whalebone verandah structure on its exterior.
Male Mandarin Duck in Kensington Gardens, took lots of shots of these, you are never sure how long they are going to be around for.
Sometimes a visit to a venue just keeps giving! After the sunset clouds moved on, there were still nice clouds at sea and reflections to capture. Saltburn Pier, yesterday.
Tom turkeys along Lake Erie, showing off for the ladies. Point Pelee National Park.
The ladies were unimpressed.
As I was leaving Kohler-Andrae State Park Thursday afternoon this tom turkey and his harem stood on the side of the road. When I pulled over on the side of the road and parked (illegally), he and his friends wandered into the middle of the road and blocked traffic in both directions. No one driving in or out of the park seemed to mind the delay.
p.s. I have learned, over the years, that I should never put my camera away until after I have left the park grounds.
Grackle strutting around looking for the peanuts I put out for the squirrel.
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