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Well it wasn't cold frozen there....just a long exposure...but I bet it's frozen now :(
It really is called the Swift River though...really :)
sarah pickens turned into a mermaid
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These swifts where swarming in the sunset. I parked myself on a little hill with high grass and lot's of insects flying around. I didn't take long for the swifts to fly over me , passing even my minimum focus distance. I could even here their wings flapping.
From 2003 until 2011 Suzuki sold the Swift+ in Canada. It's one of the many derivatives of the Daewoo Kalos. This model doesn't have anything in common with Suzuki's own Swift models.
Each year (so far) the swifts return to nest in our roof although, with varying success. This year is a good one - heaven alone knows how - and regular flights to the nest nights are a sure sign they will soon be on their way back to Africa. We'll miss them.
Supunna picta
They run very fast over the ground between the leaf litter looking for food.
Photo: Jean
YJ09FHX is a Bova Futura FHD127 C53Ft purchased new by Reays of Wigton in April 2009. It joined the Barrhead based Swift Coaches fleet in January 2016.
Obelisking in the heat at the nature center. Passion flowers were blooming but not much was flying other than bumblebees. Very few butterflies ...
Winner, Beautiful World Challenge Group 10, Insects, 3-11
They have been here a few days, but this was the first time I've seen them as a group, and had a chance to get a shot.
I used an Olympus dot sight for these, which makes it easier to follow them as they dart around.
Operator: Victory Liner Inc.
Fleet No.: 7106
Model: SR Modulo 350
Chassis: MAN R39 18.350 HOCL
Engine: MAN D2066LOH27 (correct me if im wrong)
Location: CCQ Bus Stop & Restaurant Darapidap Aritao, Nueva Vizcaya