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This was my 9 year old German Shepherd Duncan. He passed away earlier this year. I'll always miss him.
This young mourning dove has a favorite spot directly below my goldfinch feeder.
This was taken with a Tamron 200-400 f/5.6 lens. This lens is not very sharp with my crop sensor Rebel XTi body, but it is surprisingly sharp on a full-frame Canon 5D.
* This photo is not taken by me *
I just edited the photo, colors may seem unnatural. But it's the way I like this picture! :D
Best wishes for you dear Anahita :*
What make me like this photo is that Anahita is The ancient Persian water goddess.
This marble statue is located at the Achilleion in Corfu, Greece. It was the summer retreat of austrian empress Elisabeth (also known as Sissi), built 1890.
This aceo was so much fun to make. I started with the center piece and machine stitched graduating sizes to get the 2 1/2" x 3 1/2" size.
I snipped the edges with scissors and washed the top to get the raggity raw edge look. I have made numerous lap sized Rag quilts, but this is my smallest one.
The back is wrapped with cotton fabric and fused to the top with cardstock.
This is a design original and no two are alike. The back is signed and dated by me.
I retain my rights to the design and Limited Edition prints will be made of the image.
This is our most colorful mountain bird. Most other North American male Tanagers sport some vivid red coloring, but none other has such an intense yellow belly. This adult male has been drawn in by our fountain... it's a rare reliable water source in this semi-arid mountain region. If you're looking for this species and think you hear a Robin's song... investigate. Their calls are very similar. This has been a good year for this species... we're now seeing lots of their juvies!
IMG_1117; Western Tanager
This bridge is a tourist attraction and I haven't seen any postcards that are as good as this shot, so I embossed the copyright.
This guy chased a lizard around a tree for several minutes. I am happy to report the lizard escaped unharmed.
Photo workshop www.charlesbushphoto.com/
Happy Feathery Friday
For 52 Weeks of 2017 group
Week #14
Theme: Then and Now
I stood in my driveway and shot the ski runs across the way, same as I had in August of 2009 just after we made an offer on this condo we now live in full time. (Link to that photo in first comment below.) Other than the seasonal differences, this view is pretty much unchanged from then to now—same trees, same slopes, same feeling of delight in my heart. Change can be good, but no change can also be.
This series of pictures is for all cat lovers, but especially for those who have been wondering how my sister's cat Mirre is. Mirre was hit by a car in July and seriously injured; his hip bone was broken, and I chose surgery which saved his life. Mirre lived in a cage for the first month, and after that he was still indoors for a month. He has been allowed to go outside for some weeks now. His control X-rays last month showed that he has been healing well.
Even though the screw that was attached to Mirre's hip bones did not put the broken bone in its exact old position, Mirre has been showing huge progress in his recovery. He now walks, jumps and especially talks as if nothing ever happened. That was the best 1500 euros I ever spent! :-)
Mirre has a collar and a microchip, and we hope that he won't injure himself like that ever again. He does spend more time safely indoors now that the weather has gotten cold, and he's gaining weight for winter like he always does. ;-)
One snow goose, up close and personal.
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This showerhead is located in a cottage at the Racebrook Lodge in Sheffield, MA. My mom took this picture. This picture was taken on June 18, 2010.
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This photo of UH-1B, A2-1022, was taken so that modellers get some idea of the air intake barrier filter appearance as well as rotor mast details. The blade counter weights are missing from this bird. The air intakes were modified to this standard in 1967 in South Vietnam. This aircraft is a combat veteran.
Jamie's kitens are growing faster than they know. They find that past escape routes are no longer big enough to pass an escaping kitten.
this is after a royal dinner in the honor of HIM Queen Fawzia of Iran and HIH Princess Ashraf Phalavi circa 1942
This white cat with heterochromia lives at the temple. This cat and the white dog in the other photo are best pals
Been head down lately. Will upload some more after hours work soon, but in the meantime, check out vonbrandis.posterous.com/ for the lighter side of life and the universe of the ... group.
This photo was taken while the new electrics were going in. The walls eventually wound up being completely replastered.
Destro: This is HAARP, the gun cause of earthquakes. Cobra Commander: Damn, Club Bilderberg copy my idea (MASS DEVICE) To dominate the World.
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Title: Traitement chirurgical des affections inflammatoires et néoplasiques de l'utérus et de ses annexes. Deux procédés inédits d'hystérectomie abdominale et vaginale. La castration totale par le vagin.
Creator: Doyen, Eugène Louis
Publisher: Paris : Bureau des Archives provinciales de chirurgie
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Contributor: <a href="https://archive.org/details/bibliothequeinteruniversitairedesante" rel="nofollow">Bibliothèque interuniversitaire de santé (Paris)</a>
Date: 1893
Language: French
Tiré à part de : "Archives provinciales de chirurgie", 1er décembre 1892.<br /><br /><br />Available at the Bibliothèque interuniversitaire de santé (Paris).<br /><br />See this resource in Medica digital library : <a href="http://www.biusante.parisdescartes.fr/histmed/medica/cote?90960x618x01" rel="nofollow">90960x618x01</a>.
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this is ponch the mouse on Wednesday evening having a wonder round the top of his cage his brother jon had to be put to sleep on Tuesday which was really sad but he lived a happy long live