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Stunning split-second snapshots of birds, bats and even mice and frogs in mid-air
Via: larry-crehore
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Photography & Art
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9 years ago
A kiss in flight: Two hummingbirds get close as they hover in the air - their green feathers glimmering against the darkness of the cave Wildlife photographer Nicolas Reusens captured the...
More than Just a Pretty Face … Butterflies are Important to the Planet!
Via: a-macarthur
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9 years ago
Dont Forget Butterflies! Our Pollination Crisis Is About More Than Honeybees http://thinkprogress.org/climate/2014/06/25/3447062/pollination-crisis-honeybees/ Early this summer, after a...
A Sky-High View High Above Buffalo’s City Hall
Via: spikegary
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Photography & Art
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9 years ago
Source An interesting up close look (as up close as we'll ever get anyway) to the Buffalo City Hall. The Art Deco building is a reminder of better times when New York's third largest city was a...
Is Walt Disney World (WDW) Really "The Happiest Place on Earth?" It is when I'm there with My Grandkids!
Via: a-macarthur
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Photography & Art
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9 years ago
When possible, at times when I can combine a photo or book or other publishing project to coincide with a family trip, I do just that. My daughter, son-in-law, grandchildren and my wife are...
Rodney Dangerfield had it Right: Ambush, Stalker and Would-be Victim -- "Hey, It's Rough Out There!"
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9 years ago
"Hey, I tell ya' it's rough out there very rough!" (Rodney Dangerfield) I got these shots this afternoon. A Chinese Mantis Close Relative of the Praying Mantis A Skipper...
Scenes from a recent trip to Chongqing, China
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9 years ago
Scenes from a recent trip to Chongqing, China Although there are many very modern buildings in Chongqing, one of China's largest cities (The population of it is almost equal to the total...
A Few Southwest High Desert Blooms for Fall From Around the Yard.
Via: nigel-dogberry
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9 years ago
Chrysothamnus. We call it chamisa. Very tiny yellow blooms. Chamisa plant. Desert Willow on the left and sage at the bottom. Maximilian Daisy/Sunflower with a bee. There were probably...
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