I think this little bird is beautiful.

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For some unknown reason, animals do not die alone. They gather together in graveyards.

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On a day when all that matters is the dancing air controlled by our wings. We live!

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Calliope has an affinity to the ocean. 😉

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I grew up in a small town. The town was so small that one of the big things that we did for enjoyment on the weekends was to go down to the river and watch the cracks in the mud got wider.

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Color as an evolutionary survival development.

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Here is the Bubble Man puffing an inner bubble into being. This is just before the inner bubble becomes complete.

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Coming in for a landing, Dual grab.

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Coming in for a landing, Almost down.

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Coming in for a landing, first touch.

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Making music to my eyes.

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Left behind by the low tide, it would soon die. I moved it into deeper water.

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moving through the mud at low tide.

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Crossing above me, at 400mm.

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In La Jolla California.

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From Mount Soledad, Looking past the service flags, toward Scripps Pier, and on by Horno Ridge on Camp Pendleton, and the mountains in the far background. … I do not know ther names right now.

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I was across the way, and saw a man walking without his dog. I asked him where his dog was, and he pointed across the island at this woman, his wife, and their dog. I told him I would send him this image.

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I like this image because it documents me capturing this image. If you look at the snakes left eye. On the side closest to the snakes nose, you can see me taking this picture. Cool!

This is the close-up of just the eye, the little arrows point to the top of me with my camera, and to my knees as I am kneeling down to take this image.

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After I had cornered the gopher snake in the sand, he made his way off into the plant growth of Fiesta Island

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On Fiesta Island. This is a very gentle and very beneficial local snake. Even the rattlesnakes are good for us.

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Calliope loves Fiesta Island and she also loves the part that isn’t island.

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Before the age of Social Distancing. … I love this image.

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This is the main reason I do not want Kaylee’s Cat Carl to go outside. … Because I really like reptiles.

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Fiesta Island has now reopened to vehicles. Calliope and I went there today.

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This guy/gal hung out hovering in the driveway for a few minutes. I was washing dishes in the kitchen, and there it was. I thought it would go away before I could dry my hands and grab my camera. But it was still there, darting around a 10 cubic meter area, so I dried my hands and grabbed the camera. … I was focusing, and getting the exposure right, and I shot this Image before it finally darted away. … If I had moved sooner, like when I first saw the insect, I would have many images to choose from. As it is, theis is the best out of a five image burst. … And, so it goes.

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