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Put out this nut-log a few days ago and the birds have been slowly but surely working away at it.
Caught this Downy Woodpecker and Brown-headed Nuthatch both hard at work, chipping away at those nuts
This week we're supposed to finally have some seasonal fall like weather with temps dipping into the 30's F at night, around 3.0 C, so this nut-log will probably become very popular over the next few days.
Lol, sorry those that had already faved etc, I suddenly noticed a fatal flaw so had to delete original!
Happy New Year Flickr friends!
Semipalmated Sandpiper [Calidris pusilla]
Peace Valley Park
Doylestown, PA
Information from Wikipedia
Tour de Taiwan is a professional road bicycle racing event on the UCI Asia Tour. Tour de Taiwan was established by Giant Sports Foundation Founder King Liu in 1978. The first race began in Taipei, through Western Taiwan, Southern Taiwan, Eastern Taiwan, and finally ended in Taipei. This cycling tour championship is recognized by Union Cycliste Internationale in 2005, and is integrated with the Taipei Cycle Show, organized by Taiwan External Trade Development Council, in 2006.
TOUR DE TAIWAN 2010, Taipei, Taiwan
Frühling beginnt ab 21.03. ..... oder aber mit der Räumung der
Großglockner-Passstraße ! Snow in Spring ?
Kalendarisch oder Räumungsbeginn ?
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. “The way to achieve your own success is to be willing to help somebody else get it first.”...................Iyanla Vanzant
[Made Explore #241 on Saturday, February 28, 2015]
It doesn't matter that you're not all the same way up. So long as you're all going in the same direction at the same speed and you all work together, the results can still be spectacular!
The Blue Angels doing what they do best on display - extremely close formation team flying. Taken during the 2011 NAS Lemoore Central Valley Air Show, celebrating 100 years of US Naval aviation.
Gestern habe ich hier die ersten Weißstörche in diesem Jahr gesehen. Es ist immer so schön, wenn sie zurück kommen.
Das Männchen kommt zuerst am Nest an, dem das Paar über Jahrzehnte treu bleibt. Da der Nestbau nie abgeschlossen wird, kann der Horst eine Höhe von mehreren Metern und ein Gewicht von zwei Tonnen erreichen.
Yesterday I saw the first white storks here for this year. . It's always so nice when they come back.
The male stork first arrives at the nest,where the pair will remain stable over decades. Because the nest is never finished, it can reach a height of several meters and a weight of two tons.
What a special way to celebrate the lunar new year in the backcountry with heavy snow dumpling non stop. This was my first time camping in such heavy snow and the condition wasn't ideal either. It was foggy and white out but it also allows me to spend more time with friends around camp cooking and talking. This image shows my friends working together to cook a hot meal. The person standing was using his foam pad to shield the cooking pan. It was a great memory.
Arctic Wolf
Ellesmere Island, Nunavut, Canada
Like all wolves, Arctic Wolves hunt in packs, preying mainly on Caribou and Muskoxen, but also Arctic Hares, seals, ptarmigan and lemmings, and smaller animals such as waterfowl. To eat rodents they must pick up their scent and find the entrance to their tiny dens to flush them out. Wolves almost never attack humans. Due to the scarcity of prey, they roam large areas, up to 2,600 km2 (1,000 sq mi), and follow migrating caribou south during the winter. They are not fast runners, instead relying on stamina to take down prey.
They kill their prey with a bite on the neck. Adult wolves have 42 teeth, their main weapon in hunting. They swallow food in large chunks, barely chewing it. They eat all of their prey, including the bones. Wolves can eat up to 20 pounds (9 kg) of meat at one meal. When they return from the hunt, wolves regurgitate some of the food for the hungry pups.
-Wiki
Captured at: Bethpage Air Show @Jones Beach (Practice Run).
Wantagh, NY.
An incredible display of team work by the Geico Skytypers, as they execute a maneuver in close quarters... It may look like controlled chaos up there, but these guys are operating at an incredible level of skill and teamwork. Incredible to watch.
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"Teamwork" is a non-HDR image that was processed using a combination of ACR, Photoshop, and Topaz Labs plugins (Adjust, Clean, Denoise, and Glow).
Cleveland (MS) Volunteer Fire Department practices extinguishing a propane tank fire during a live burn exercise taught by the Mississippi State Fire Academy.
An adult and a juvenile brown pelican (elecanus occidentalis patrol the water off Siesta Key in Sarasota, FL
This is one of three species of pelican that breed in the New World (along with the larger American white and the Peruvian brown pelican); five species inhabit the Old World, including Australia. The two brown pelicans are the only species that dive after fish, the American species typically plunging from greater heights than its Peruvian congener. Populations of American brown pelican, found principally along the California coast and along the Gulf Coast and southern Atlantic coast of the U.S., as well as in the Caribbean and through the Galapagos Islands, declined steeply due to DDT use in the 20th century but have partly recovered and stabilized in the last several decades. (18 February, 2021)
Luftbild von einem Mähdrescher bei der Getreideernte, ein Traktor zieht einen Anhänger voller Getreidekörner davon
Kanton Sarajevo Volunteer Fire Brigade Joint exercise volunteers and professional Fire Department.
This group of Volunteers is poorly equipped and is in need of any donations of firefighting equipment.
124 Pictures in 2024 #108 "Teamwork"
It takes a lot of teamwork to keep an aircraft carrier sailing, and even to keep it operating as a museum, as it is currently being used.
The Lexington started out with a different name, but when the original Lexington (CV-2) was sunk in 1942, this ship (CV-16), still under construction, was renamed. It was commissioned in 1943. After years of service, including 30 years as a training carrier, it was decommissioned in 1991 and donated to Corpus Christi as a museum.