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Mrs. Dacnis Cayana (left) and Palm Tanager. Wild.
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Or maybe just floating planters. A new addition, not sure whether I like them or not. Taken in Regents Park.
Macro Mondays, Theme: Unusual Patterns
This is a nubby plastic sheet that is placed on furniture to dissuade pets.
15-image focus stack with Helicon Focus
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Saturday and Sunday pleased with perfect sunshine and temperatures of about 15C. Time to go fishing along River Else between Gross Aschen and Bruchmühlen. Not a single cloud in the sky, time to upgrade the Vitamin D-level. Hücker Aschen, Ostwestfalen, Germany
This dragonfly landed on a tree branch just ahead of me at Koll. I often see them on reeds and tall grass, but haven't seen tree
branches, 6 feet off the ground!
Any time I shoot dragonflies, my ultimate goal is to see the compound eyes, and a few of the shots of this one did reveal them (enlarge for detail)
Pheasants can usually be seen in the open countryside near woodland edges, copses and hedgerows. Never before in my urban garden! After a short while of nosing around and not finding anything tasty to eat it flew up onto the roof and away.
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Ali and I visited the Lacassine National Wildlife Refuge last weekend and came upon an unusual and unexpected encounter.
Pictured here is a Fallow Deer Buck that was spotted off road in one of the typical marshy areas at the refuge.
'Twas an interesting find....but never thought I'd see one down in South Louisiana. Guess they were imported in for various reasons.
So, I'm just documenting it here for the record.
Like my ole friend Brody always says........"When it comes to Nature......Ya just never know !"
Thanks for takin' a look.
Have a great ending to your first week in 2023.
Popped my head and camera gear outside briefly for about ten frames. Poor little round birds and other wild things. This fluffed-up Northern Flicker perches at a snowy planter.
My sister is in intensive care at a hospital clear across the country. I'll be on and off, hoping you all are doing well, dear Flickr friends.
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Macro f/22.0
Max Image width 2" - Fairy Lights Inside a Wine Glass, Shot from Under The Base
Shepton, TX # 165
Very pretty spotted today. Thanks to David Nice for the name
Common Bistort - Persicaria bistorta
2023 one photo each day
Created for the Magnificent Manipulated Masterpieces
130th MMM "SUMMER HOLIDAY" & Images" Challenge
BACKGROUND by Lynne Anzelc Designs from Oscraps.com
BOAT by Coolzero2a from DeviantArt
DAVY JONES by William Tung
ALL OTHER ELEMENTS by Lynne Anzelc Designs from Oscraps.com
This year, the huge front door poppies decided to change their color. They became purple instead of red. So strange :)
Later edit: Mind-blowing
The electrical blueprints that orchestrate life | Michael Levin