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As the weather changed and the wind got up birds began to take flight. Sitting into the wind made it easy for them to soar. Just over this ridge is the Tamar River, a 70 kilometre long tidal estuary.
at full pool and/or full beach.
at full pool and/or full beach uploaded for Flickr Friday's theme #summervacations
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One of the Harvestmen hiding inside the moth box! Another one of the short legged ones - or maybe just a youngster!!! HA 17 (View Large)
Taking the Diverging Clear off NS’s Appalachia District at Big Stone Gap back to the home rails of their Cumberland Valley Subdivision, C090’s lite motors will take the connection down toward Cadet Yard to combine with southbound rock train W094 for another grueling trip to Kingsport.
The connection here at Big Stone was put into service on February 5, 1986 by the Seaboard System to expedite coal traffic from the Harlan Coalfields to the Clinchfield and points south by utilizing trackage rights over Norfolk Southern’s Appalachia District to Frisco.
December 19, 2024.
On Friday I took a group of work colleagues up Scafell Pike. Just like the rest of my summer hikes the weather was once more poor. The one chink in its armour was when I left the rest of them taking a breather by a shelter and took a detour to the summit of the Great End to check out the cliff top views. The triangular patch of water seen way below is Sprinkling Tarn and our ascent route via Grains Ghyll is seen to its right.
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"Taking Back Control" by Sparta
The future bleeds
All these wasted seeds
Don't let it go
We're taking back control
The future bleeds
All these wasted seeds
Don't let it go
We're taking back control
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Mom westie lying on top of the dog house, taking a break from her puppies.
Prompt: watercolor of a mother brown Cairn terrier and her puppies, ears up, in a barn, soft lighting, muted colors, mother dog lying top of a doghouse, her puppies playing on the ground, some lying down and some standing, one puppy looking directly at the viewer, straw scattered on the ground, wooden bucket in the corner, rustic setting, In the artistic style of artist Norman Rockwell
the digital fine art was created using Midjourney AI, Bing AI, Image Creator, Photoshop
Taking It Easy - After observing these Golden Eagles for several years, I noticed that they have 2 types of hunting passes: the serious quick one, and a relaxed "half-***ed" attempt. It's actually quite amusing watching them do the latter as I don't quite understand the purpose of this behavior. Perhaps it is a way to save energy - they begin their descent realize the prey opportunity isn't there and just continue on.
Here the male eagle of the pair that I have observed for many years does a lazy pass, but provided me a chance to test out my 500 f/4. I'm still learning how to shoot BIF with this lens, but when I am able to get the framing and focus, the images do turn out significantly crisper and cleaner than the 200-500 f/5.6.
Happy World Wildlife Day! I hope I can photograph this pair next season if they return yet again.
Species: Golden Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos)
Location: Northern California, CA, USA
Equipment: Nikon D850 + 500mm f/4G ED VR, Handheld
Settings: 1/1600s, ISO: 640, f/5 @500mm
Just as we were about to leave we heard the geese taking off, without a second to spare I followed the geese with my camera hoping to get a shot; I literally didn't have time to react and bump up the shutter speed, so I took the picture in the hope that I caught an image. What caught my eye was the textures, the swish and swirl in the movement of the wings, and the gentle ripple in the water, laced with the subtle colours of the sunrise made for an interesting unintentional motion blur.
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I have seen a raptor by the main path in Bolsa Chica only once. And this one was most obliging - he allowed me to take numerous shots.
Peregrine Falcon
Falco peregrinus
Member of Nature’s Spirit
Good Stewards of Nature
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A streak-eared bulbul (pycnonotus conradi) taking flight after using a tall marginal plant as a perch to look over a lake. Photographed in Phetchaburi, Thailand.
DB Cargo 66099 with the 601F 06.53 Dollands Moor Sidings to Daventry International Railfreight Terminal near Long Buckby. It was running an hour late having been held at Northampton