White-breasted nuthatch. They are pretty bold when food is available (at least here). Just stand still and they will keep coming back. Cute little chirp they make too.
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Photo of the Day - November 2020
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Another old slide. Newfoundland-Labrador ferry.
Late afternoon yesterday, I spotted a nice sunset building up and dashed out of the house. By the time I got to a good spot it was starting to fade, but I managed to get one shot in before it all turned grey 
Panasonic FZ2000
Cheers
Hugh
Panasonic FZ2000
Cheers
Hugh
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Manchester wanderings by another scotsman, on Flickr
This shot of The Three Sisters in Canmore, AB was taken on a really dreary Christmas day. Was able to scavenge something from the shot by going high contrast B&W.
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Old picture, but one of my favorites. Came out one morning to see the harvesters busy across the street, morning haze enhanced the mood.
Olympus E-10 - Finger Lakes Region, NY
Olympus E-10 - Finger Lakes Region, NY
G9 , 100-400@400 , f6.3@1/2000 , ISO 800
The Pedestrian Bridge seems to get all the attention, here is the Shelby Street Bridge from last evening.
Thanks ! This bird is one of a pair(?) that lives year round on the Palisades in northern NJ.. It's sitting on a branch about 3-400 feet above the Hudson . Taken from the clifftop about 50 feet or so from the bird , and cliff edge . Last Spring I got a few shots of it in the same location , but the light just wasn't right . Since then , I've gone back a bunch of times , but 'nobody was home' , until a few days back .
Yellow hibiscus from this past spring.
Haven't been shooting much, but here's another one from the 12 mini wide angle lens. I didn't do anything to this one other than resize for the forum, so what "lies" did my iPhone slip in here?
the wide angle made that one reed on the right like 10 feet tall in the photo, when in reality it's probably only two feet.Haven't been shooting much, but here's another one from the 12 mini wide angle lens. I didn't do anything to this one other than resize for the forum, so what "lies" did my iPhone slip in here?
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