Happy Friday everyone. As always, post any photos you like.
The camera club I belong to had it's monthly outing Tuesday morning at La Jolla Cove. This time of year the cove is a great place to photograph Brown Pelicans (many in breeding colors) and other shore birds.
I'm glad you enjoyed a morning at the Seaside. I really enjoy seeing how you've captured the pelicans.
They illustrate the shape and power of the pelican. The shape of the bird from beak to tail looks so well made for powerful flying.
Here's something more delicate, but also powerful in its determination to live forever. In this case it is an indoor plant(Oxalis) that needs almost no attention to survive.
@janis b
Very nice shot. I love the contrasting lighting and colors of the subject and background.
I'm glad you enjoyed a morning at the Seaside. I really enjoy seeing how you've captured the pelicans.
They illustrate the shape and power of the pelican. The shape of the bird from beak to tail looks so well made for powerful flying.
Here's something more delicate, but also powerful in its determination to live forever. In this case it is an indoor plant(Oxalis) that needs almost no attention to survive.
Enjoy the evening all.
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@janis b
Neat photo Janis. Here in the states Oxalis is the genus of Wood-Sorrel, a forb with a nice magenta flower. Oxalis Drummondi. The Yellow Wood-Sorrel is actually a diff. genus. Thanks for the nice pic! Hope all is well!
I'm glad you enjoyed a morning at the Seaside. I really enjoy seeing how you've captured the pelicans.
They illustrate the shape and power of the pelican. The shape of the bird from beak to tail looks so well made for powerful flying.
Here's something more delicate, but also powerful in its determination to live forever. In this case it is an indoor plant(Oxalis) that needs almost no attention to survive.
Enjoy the evening all.
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Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
Oxalis Drummondi is the common outdoor variety here too. It is impossible to remove all the tiny bulbs from the veggie garden. It’s only redeeming factor, as far as I know is that the leaves and flowers are pretty. The one I have as a house plant was cultivated and given to me 15 years ago. It is Oxalis triangularis, and beside the rich colour of the leaves my favourite thing about it is that the leaves look like a butterfly during the day, and transform at night into a moth, when it closes its leaves.
All the best
#1 Neat photo Janis. Here in the states Oxalis is the genus of Wood-Sorrel, a forb with a nice magenta flower. Oxalis Drummondi. The Yellow Wood-Sorrel is actually a diff. genus. Thanks for the nice pic! Hope all is well!
“A wonderful bird is the Pelican.
His beak can hold more than his belly can.
He can hold in his beak
Enough food for a week!
But I'll be darned if I know how the hellican?”
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
Outstanding photos SP! Beautiful work! Wonderful birds! Love that Zep song too, it was instant at first hear, what a great piece of music it is. Thanks for the pix!
Hope all are well!
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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
Outstanding photos SP! Beautiful work! Wonderful birds! Love that Zep song too, it was instant at first hear, what a great piece of music it is. Thanks for the pix!
Hope all are well!
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Hi Social
I'm glad you enjoyed a morning at the Seaside. I really enjoy seeing how you've captured the pelicans.
They illustrate the shape and power of the pelican. The shape of the bird from beak to tail looks so well made for powerful flying.
Here's something more delicate, but also powerful in its determination to live forever. In this case it is an indoor plant(Oxalis) that needs almost no attention to survive.
Enjoy the evening all.
Evening, Janis
Very nice shot. I love the contrasting lighting and colors of the subject and background.
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
very nice image Janis
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
Hi dystopian
Oxalis Drummondi is the common outdoor variety here too. It is impossible to remove all the tiny bulbs from the veggie garden. It’s only redeeming factor, as far as I know is that the leaves and flowers are pretty. The one I have as a house plant was cultivated and given to me 15 years ago. It is Oxalis triangularis, and beside the rich colour of the leaves my favourite thing about it is that the leaves look like a butterfly during the day, and transform at night into a moth, when it closes its leaves.
All the best
Deep water sailors tend to try avoiding breaking surf
for reasons of boat bottoms meeting unforgivable shore strata
the shoreline is better appreciated from the land side and winged creatures
thanks for your bird shots!
Evening, QMS
That's one big wave! Laird Hamilton should have been out there riding it.
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What's that old saying ..
something about a pelican can hold more in it's beak than it's belly can ?
I forget the actual wording of it.
I enjoyed finding this ...
Great images.
A few of them look like they were taken from a drone.
Thank you, Humphrey.
The bird in flight images were shot with a long lens from a bluff about 20 ft above sea level.
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Snowing here........
Thanks for hosting SP. Lovely avians. Looks very warm.
Gëzuar!!
from a reasonably stable genius.
Hi Bollox
WTF is that? Spooky it is, but what looks like a toy truck covered in snow under the tree doesn't make any sense to me.
Hey Janis
Taken on the local golf course. It's a giant roller for the greens.
Gëzuar!!
from a reasonably stable genius.
I should have known,
coming from a golfing family. It's still so mysterious.
ps. my father painted his golf balls red with my mother's nail polish so he could find them on the snow covered course.
Evening, BR
It was a nice day. Sunny and 70.
Cool looking photo.
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Last look at the sun
Great shots of the pelicans! Very nice.
Was Humpty Dumpty pushed?
Hi, Snoopy
Beautiful sunset photo.
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beautiful photo SD
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
great pix SP!
Outstanding photos SP! Beautiful work! Wonderful birds! Love that Zep song too, it was instant at first hear, what a great piece of music it is. Thanks for the pix!
Hope all are well!
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
Thank you, dystopian
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As always, thanks for the great pics.
And commentary.
Rec'd!!
Inner and Outer Space: the Final Frontiers.
a beautiful day today, here, except for the cold
Even in Thinsulate gloves my fingers are too cold to work the controls on my camera!
Its just 16 degrees outside.
I would love to be in warm, sunny La Jolla.