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The forest tent moth caterpillar is nocturnal, taking flight soon after nightfall and returning to rest before dawn,
I saw this Moth Caterpillar at the preserve photographing the orchids,
With a thumbs up from the friendly hogger, also a friend of mine, repainted blue devil IC 2458 leads train 406, as they approach Passekeag, New Brunswick on a beautiful Fall afternoon.
November 12, 2018.
The head man CN 393 seems to approve of my location at Lennoxville, Quebec even though it's a blatant violation to stand in the gauge. Notice the shine on the rails to the right. CPR would come from Sherbrooke,(behind me), to here and use those rails to go back to Sherbrooke to the CN in order to interchange cars. This was also the way to the Quebec Central to Newport, VT. VIA's Atlantic, which during CP years of operation would come straight through this diamond, travels via the CN from Montreal to Sherbrooke, and transverse those rails twice a day to get onto the CP track to go to and from Saint John. A note, all this needed a back up move through the interchange except when heading for Newport.
Macro Mondays
1/4"-20 mounting screw with D-Ring and 3/8"-16 reducing adapters for arca-swiss quick release plate.
Shot with two off-camera strobes (Leica SF60/Leica SF C1 trigger). Flash ! camera right, modified with MagMod MagGrid. Flash B overhead, modified with MagMod MagSphere.
F-18A super hornet dedication pass. If you zoom, you can see the double thumbs-up by the back seater. I also liked the evening light against the gray background in this picture.
. . . This had to be the best day in our week at Yellowstone! The snow was pure and fresh, the sun was out despite the -5 F temps, the geysers and wildlife were plentiful, and the lake was serene with no wind.
The road between Old Faithful and the Grand Canyon (via Yellowstone Lake) is often closed in the winter due to drifts and high winds coming off the lake, but not today!
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We were up very early, but there was nothing to eat yet, just coffee. After the thumbs-up by the driver, we changed that, picked Jane up, and then let ourselves be pampered.
All the stones in the foreground and everywhere else come from the mines around Satbayev. Almost all the railway workers are wearing helmets, because chunks of rock can easily fall from the side tippers.
Have a nice holyday tomorrow!
Казахстан
Улытауская область, Жезказган
Жезказганский ГМК
(ТОО Tranco Jezz)
ТЭМ2Р-9204
This was a little celebratory shot I took a few years ago when I had just gotten over a bad eye injury, so what better way to enjoy that first drive than by hopping in a little blue Maserati GT Spyder V8. Definitely a two thumbs up day!
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A forced perspective shot of my Bburago 1/18th scale model Maserati, set against my driveway at home. I even threw in a few fake autumn leaves for the season!
a keen tennis player who suddenly develops severe osteoarthritis in a thumb, might find solace in this...
posting for sports equipment
gratitude for all visits
The concessioner regularly leads paddling tours around West Thumb. The Absaroka Range lies on the far end of the lake.
The angle of the wings and my position makes it look like the Wood Stork is giving a thumbs up at first glance.
While taking few pictures when we were going down the escalator in London Bridge, I found this gem in my take. A guy giving me the thumbs up while trying to capture the picture. I couldn't see him well as I was just focusing on the people in front of me, but I was lucky to capture the moment.
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An area on the north side of Yellowstone's Mammoth Hot Springs that has sprung to life in the past few years, here highlighted by the late afternoon sunshine and distant storm clouds.
Anything that eats hundreds of mosquitoes daily gets a thumbs up from me. Taken at Carlisle Lake in Onalaska, Washington using an iPhone 14 Pro. Took around 20 minutes to get it to perch on my thumb.
A spectator at the Boston Breakers game at Harvard Stadium in Cambridge, MA.
This is the second time that a hand signal acknowledges my camera.
I don't know which I prefer less: trying to spell its name, or trying to catch it in my lens when it's feeding. It's the smallest and nippiest of our regular hummer visitors. But today I finally learned that it likes to sleep late, and will remain oblivious to humans if found with a hangover from yesterday's nectar. So all is forgiven, N. h. s.