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Taps is the traditional bugle call at the end of a day. This Red-winged blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus) didn't know the tune but gave it a try. Setting sun across 'Eagle Pond' at Loess Bluffs NWR and some reeds filled in the rest.
A Black Skimmer just taps the surface of the water with the tip of his beak as he comes to a landing with the rest of the colony.
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Previously unpublished archive shot from May 2019.
Never mind the locals taking their taps off in Scotland on a hot day, the current climate situation here has officials asking people to use water sparingly and turn their taps aff! The reservoirs are running low - in SCOTLAND - a country much derided for its wet weather.
Keep yourselves cool and hydrated my Flickr friends.
Never waste water - we cannot live without it.
starting the new album "taps"
for the loss of my brother, laid to rest 9/17/20
and for the great American RBG
For 118 pictures in 2018, # 56 "Tap". This is a collection of beer taps at a restaurant bar in Chicago, taken on a recent business trip with my phone, which is the only camera I had with me.
The We’re Here! gang is turning on taps today.
Fred: "What's that?"
Me, heading for bathroom: "Broccoli."
Fred, knowingly: "Ahhh, of course."
Spent December 10th in Virginia and DC. 15 years ago, today, Zack's father, a sergeant major died and was buried @ Arlington National Cemetery,so we went to visit. It was a busy day and not only did we witness about 6 or 7 funerals at different times, but one actually came to us as we visited with his father...3 rows and 20 spots or so down. Pretty impressive and so sad.