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at the animalshelter where i volunteer.

 

"This is Tipper he just got brought in and is ery scared, thats why he has his own cage, where he can get used to beeing with other cats and us from a save distance, she loves to be pat"

Back Garden - one from a couple of days ago, unfortunately I was unable to get at right angles to him.

A natural icon in Japan, Mount Fuji.

Tip:

Focussed light can be incredibly powerful. You can of course use a snoot but in most cases this will still give a bit too much light. Don't be afraid to use cardboard to block off even more of the light and really only "paint" the light where you want it.

Pair of Orange-tip butterflies mating on Bluebells. Birnie Loch Fife.

Orange Tip Butterfly. Rushey Common.

 

Having finally given up on days of chasing them up and down the rides, this chap settles beside me and patiently waits for me to rummage the camera out of the rucksack.

Think there might be a moral there somewhere.

My first Orange tip capture this year...

Oranjetipje, Anthocharis cardamines

Alblasserbos, The Netherlands

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Yesterday was by far the warmest day so far this year so I once again walked to my local reserve. Amazingly after reaching the junction about 5 minutes from my house I only passed 2 other people (a pair walking 3 dogs) and was passed by 2 cyclists en route during the entire time.

These were the main hope of my outing and I saw 3.

This was in the reserve and the only one that settled and eventually opened its wings - though not quite fully.

Tip Toe landing... Canvasback comes in hard and soft...

 

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Sedum has just started to bloom in the garden, the pollinators will be glad of some late summer food.

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I found my first Orange Tips of the year yesterday including this very fresh male. I had to be patient after spotting him settle when the clouds came over, it took 30 mins before the sun reappeared and he opened his wings and flew off a few seconds later.

April 12, 2024, Lost Maples State Natural Area TX.

 

The White-tipped Dove is a bit rarer than the more prevalent White-winged Doves for the area of TX where we were. This bird flew in and foraged about 10 feet from me as I was sitting on the ground watching the hummingbirds feed. I had been hearing the low single note call of the White-tipped Doves while at Lost Maples, but didn't realize that's who this was until just going through my photos and checking my bird app today! The White-winged doves have white edging along the front of their wings..

Night time is the right time. Hird Transport's Scania tipping asphalt on the A63 Castle Street Hull.

this was much whiter than all the other burnt tip orchids there

Back Garden - first female I've photographed this year.

A little male Orange-tip butterfly - Anthocharis cardamines

Orange-tip, Forest of Dean

A pair of tiny Burnt Tip Orchids in the limestone grassland of the Derbyshire "White" Peak District.

From the bus -Grenfell Street - the smokers find any location to get their fix. Silver Efex Pro 2: Fuji Neopan ACROS 100

Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL. Photo by John Lishamer Photography (www.johnlishamer.com) All Rights Reserved.

Anthocharis cardamines

A male Orange Tip backlit by early morning sun...

Essa bela árvore apresenta outros nomes populares, sendo conhecida também como pinheiro-do-paraná, curi, pinheiro-brasileiro e pinho-do-paraná.

 

A Araucária pode atingir uma altura de até 50 metros e, quando adulta, apresenta uma copa que possui formato semelhante a uma taça. Seu tronco é reto e com ramificações apenas na região do topo. As folhas do tipo agulha (acículas) apresentam coloração verde-escura e não caem durante o inverno.

Essa espécie vive cerca de 200 anos, sendo que a produção de sementes inicia-se após o vigésimo ano em habitat natural. Essa árvore nativa do Brasil foi, por muitos anos, alvo da exploração indiscriminada e, por isso, hoje é considerada uma espécie ameaçada de extinção.

Drepana falcataria. Trapped at RSPB Pulborough Brooks during our moth surveys. 9 image stack.

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