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The squirrels are overtaking the owl box now that colder weather has set in. The other day we seen five come out of that box now that has to be tight inside.
Lost between two confinements, an unmasked parenthesis.
I like streetportraits and here this guy has a real presence in space-time....
Here, unlike most photos, I attempt a colour treatment. I have several of them in process. I sometimes hesitate between colour and monochrome. I have the impression of approaching a tipping point...
(if someone has the word in English to express this kind of point of view : plongée. I'm taking it !)
More water than normal - and this was before Christoph arrived. Guess it might be worth another visit tomorrow - with an umbrella unless the rain stops!
nb if this looks a little familiar, I posted a very similar shot in Dec 2018 not long after we moved to Alnwick flic.kr/p/PLFkBK
Later note in response to a couple of comments- no humans were harmed in the taking of this shot! In fact I only had to walk about 2-3 yards from the car!
Another shot from my walk on Wednesday down the Afon Mellte in the Brecon Beacons. I've called this Taking chances a track by Sharon van Etten, as I slipped over shortly after this and nearly ended up in the river while clutching the tripod and camera in my hand. It's all part of the fun, but some of these rocks are so slippy! This shot is for Adriana Aprati who dedicated a beautiful waterfall shot to me yesterday.
A yellow-billed egret (ardea intermedia) just about to take flight. Photographed in Khao Lak, Phang Nga, Thailand.
Sometimes it is worth persisting. In Hyde Park yesterday, struggling to find much of interest on an overcast day. The park mostly empty, and the rain began to fall. I was sheltering under a tree, thinking about giving up for the day, when these four identical women wandered in frame. I am not sure they liked my attentions to be honest, but into each life some rain must fall
This big brown bear is taking a shower to cool down while the warm weather we had the last days.
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Hieraaetus pennatus taking off from a tree in Zaén, Campo de San Juan, Moratalla, Murcia.
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Aguila Calzada saltando desde el árbol sobre el que nos vigilaba atentamente.
Fue lo mas destacable de ese día, ya que nos llovió e incluso nevó !
Sin recorte.
Taking Me Home
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[Pic Location} Ipperwash Cliffs National Seashore
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A great egret (Ardea alba, Ardeidae) takes flight from its feeding place in a pond at Terrell's Island, Lake Butte des Morts, Winnebago County, Wisconsin.
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There must have been a Great Egret convention in town because the riparian preserve was packed with them on Sunday. Thought this one looked graceful as it took off from Pond 2.
Just south of Bellevue, Iowa, the Mississippi River is above the ties for almost a mile along CP's Marquette Subdivision. The business train is northbound toward La Crosse and is giving the executives on the rear quite a view of what Mother Nature can do in the Midwest.
A red-bellied woodpecker taking flight with food in beak, intricate wing plumage blurred at wing tips
Red Deer Stag - Cervus Elaphus
Scottish Highlands - Scotland
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