Great pix BR, beautiful... love to bird that creek in the pines...
Thanks everyone for all the great posts, thoughts and ideas all week... sorry I am usually too swamped keeping the canoe afloat to participate as much as I would like...
female Yellow Warbler at our birdbath
female Black Swallowtail (dorsal) - missing part of right hindwing
Same female Black Swallowtail (ventral)
Softshell Turtle
a closerup crop of the head
Imperial Moth - about 4" across, one of America's Silk Moths
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Wandering around over the last week or so.
Great pix BR, beautiful... love to bird that creek in the pines...
Thanks everyone for all the great posts, thoughts and ideas all week... sorry I am usually too swamped keeping the canoe afloat to participate as much as I would like...
female Yellow Warbler at our birdbath
female Black Swallowtail (dorsal) - missing part of right hindwing
Same female Black Swallowtail (ventral)
Softshell Turtle
a closerup crop of the head
Imperial Moth - about 4" across, one of America's Silk Moths
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I like them all but love the warbler in the bird bath. Thanks for sharing.
Great pix BR, beautiful... love to bird that creek in the pines...
Thanks everyone for all the great posts, thoughts and ideas all week... sorry I am usually too swamped keeping the canoe afloat to participate as much as I would like...
female Yellow Warbler at our birdbath
female Black Swallowtail (dorsal) - missing part of right hindwing
Same female Black Swallowtail (ventral)
Softshell Turtle
a closerup crop of the head
Imperial Moth - about 4" across, one of America's Silk Moths
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Absolutely love the stump. Reminds me of a mind once possessed in the neighborhood. Kind of twisted and aged. Weathering brings out the beauty. Stark in the primary colors.
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Oh, wait, wasn't I just looking at a b&w photo of path through trees?
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#5#5
The b&w tree with the path has to be one of my favorite all time photos evah...
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I walked under it hundreds of times in 10 years and photographed it through the seasons
I don't just miss the ocean from my time in California.
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This red-breasted nuthatch visited my suet feeder the other day:
This is only the third time I've ever seen one, and they have all been at our house. I heard him go "beep beep beep beep!" when I came home from work, went to the window to see if it would go to the feeders and grabbed my camera. I hope it sticks around.
This red-breasted nuthatch visited my suet feeder the other day:
This is only the third time I've ever seen one, and they have all been at our house. I heard him go "beep beep beep beep!" when I came home from work, went to the window to see if it would go to the feeders and grabbed my camera. I hope it sticks around.
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Thanks for Friday Photos
Have a good weekend everyone. Here are two miscellaneous photos from a while back.
Good afternoon Bollox. Love the black and white, once again. Was it originally b&w?
There is a tree cutter up in this Eucalyptus. They were cutting the trees near our house. He is about 150 - 200 feet up.
Flying Book Installation San Francisco - Don't ask I have no idea
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Just me fiddling around with sepia settings
Interesting way to display a library.
Gëzuar!!
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flying books...
not very readable unless you can fly...
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Have a great weekend all!
Great pix BR, beautiful... love to bird that creek in the pines...
Thanks everyone for all the great posts, thoughts and ideas all week... sorry I am usually too swamped keeping the canoe afloat to participate as much as I would like...
female Yellow Warbler at our birdbath
female Black Swallowtail (dorsal) - missing part of right hindwing
Same female Black Swallowtail (ventral)
Softshell Turtle
a closerup crop of the head
Imperial Moth - about 4" across, one of America's Silk Moths
We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
We've had a Spicebush Swallowtail
Wandering around over the last week or so.
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Evening dystopian,
I like them all but love the warbler in the bird bath. Thanks for sharing.
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Yo ho Bollox
Absolutely love the stump. Reminds me of a mind once possessed in the neighborhood. Kind of twisted and aged. Weathering brings out the beauty. Stark in the primary colors.
question everything
Thanks for Fri. night photos tonight, BR
I really like the sepia shot of the tree stump.
Some shots from a trip to the zoo yesterday morning.
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
The Tiger reminds me a little of Fred
Fortunately, I'm a lot larger than Fred.
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Does Fred carry his dinner around the house too?
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
He does love his grub
And was found wandering around with a mouse in his mouth, a few months ago.
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Beautiful bear photo. What kind is it? Have a great weekend!
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Hi, magiamma and thank you.
The bear is a Polar bear.
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
Blast from the past
Loved walking this trail
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Just outside Hobbiton?
It has that Peter Jackson feel.
Oh, wait, wasn't I just looking at a b&w photo of path through trees?
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Yes
Sorry for that. I was changing my mind and photo. Weird day .... is my excuse.
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No worries
It's a very evocative shot.
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Wow stunning, Snoopy
The b&w tree with the path has to be one of my favorite all time photos evah...
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Wow thanks
Glad I put it back in.
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As I stated before my edit
I walked under it hundreds of times in 10 years and photographed it through the seasons
I don't just miss the ocean from my time in California.
The ideal subject of totalitarian rule is not the convinced Nazi or the dedicated communist, but people for whom the distinction between fact and fiction, true and false, no longer exists.
~Hannah Arendt
Evening Bollox, everyone
This red-breasted nuthatch visited my suet feeder the other day:
This is only the third time I've ever seen one, and they have all been at our house. I heard him go "beep beep beep beep!" when I came home from work, went to the window to see if it would go to the feeders and grabbed my camera. I hope it sticks around.
Cheers all.
This shit is bananas.
I look forward to this thread every week.
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Inner and Outer Space: the Final Frontiers.