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Àger, Catalunya, España

I think there are too less photos of the moon at daytime - so I post one now!

All 173 species of Banksia bar one, are uniquely Australian. The genus is a member of the Proteaceae family and was first collected at Sydney in 1770 by Joseph Banks and Daniel Solander. Fossils found have shown that these incredible plants have been on earth for 59 million years.

 

Inflorescences on B. ericifolia can grow to 30cm in length. This species is endemic to this area here on the east coast.

 

This may look like a delicate beauty - but it is in fact rather like touching a wire brush. These plants, (even their inflorescences), are tough as old boots.

 

Flowering in autumn and winter. Like other banksias, B. ericifolia plays host to a wide variety of pollinators and is a vital source of nectar in autumn, when other flowers become scarce.

 

Can grow to 6 m.

 

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Marbled Godwit, Limosa fedoa,

Morro Strand State Beach,

Morro Bay, California

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Voigtlander 25mm f4 Snapshot Skopar

 

I take travel so much for granted, the ability to fly around the world and take pictures. Whilst we all lock ourselves away, I have decided to post some shots, that for whatever reason I was on the fence about and didn't post, or did and removed, from various countries from around the world. Stay safe and this ones for Switzerland! Hop Suisse!

 

... another one from Pyramid lake in Jasper, with Mt. Edith Cavell touching the clouds, and a brisk breeze that set off ripples in the water ... would have liked a longer exposure but this is all I could manage with my 3-stop and 6-stop filters stacked

 

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A flock of birds taking flight at Bridport at dawn.

Full moon and me and my wife was trying out a few shots

A composite shot, just for a bit of fun at one of my favourite places to visit.

 

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A close fly-by from a short-eared owl in the Cambridgeshire Fens.

 

Each of these owls has their own 'personality' - some are wary, others are more trusting of humans and will fly that bit closer.

Little lucky shot with the timing !

touching down on 6L

 

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A tall palm tree reaching the sky......

Àger, Catalunya, España

The Daily in April Challenge 2018

Theme of the week: Clouds

 

Day 9

 

Pentax-A 20/2.8

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Santorini, Greece

 

So, I booked Paris for autumn and can't wait to visit for the 2nd time! And did I ever mention September was my favorite travel month? Well, there has to be at least one Mediterranean destination on my schedule in September. Last year it was Santorini and this year I'm having difficulties deciding on whether to go to the Amalfi Coast, Sardinia, Corsica, Mykonos or Normandy? Or a city trip to Rome, I think I will have to decide this weekend, suggestions are welcome!

Sandhill Crane landing to the water, Burnaby Lake Park, Burnaby, BC, Canada.

 

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A rather impressive skyscraper in Central district, Hong Kong.

Still going crazy with work. Should be better at the end of the month...

LARGE GIANT MORAY CLOSE UP

When visiting the Quiver Tree Forest it was cloudy and we could not see the Milky Way. Thus, this image is a composition of two photos. As a result, this is the photo we could not take.

Cuando visitamos el Quiver Tree Forest estaba nublado y no pudimos ver la Vía Láctea. Así que esta imagen es una composición de dos fotografías. Dando como resultado la foto que no pudimos hacer.

 

Keetmanshoop, Karas, Namibia

Lesser Black-backed gull lands on the pond after an unsuccessful attempt to capture of one of the young ducklings.

A mute swan zooms in for a landing. The Canada Geese don't seem impressed.

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