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Photo taken along the canal by the Washingston Crossing State Park in NJ, USA.
Photo of a little canadian goose gosling. there was two little goslings with their parents.
BABY GOSLING- Branta canadensis
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During a visit to Ely, England, Peter went to an antique shop that he likes and I wandered along the river taking photos of the swans. There were a few swans that put on a wonderful display - I have never managed to capture poses like this before.
We are going away for four days tomorrow for my brother's 60th birthday and I probably won't have much access to a computer. I will catch up with you all when we come home.
During our holiday, we stayed with one of my Flickr friends, Alan (Alofbrid) and his wife Mary (thank you Alan and Mary for a wonderful visit), and they took us for a drive to Flamborough Head. What an amazing sight.
Flamborough Head is an eight mile (≈11.3 km) long promontory on the Yorkshire coast of England, between the Filey and Bridlington bays of the North Sea. It is a chalk headland, and the resistance it offers to coastal erosion may be contrasted with the low coast of Holderness to the south. There are larger numbers and a wider range of cave habitats at Flamborough than at any other chalk site in Britain, the largest of which are known to extend for more than 50 m from their entrance on the coast.
Me!!!! He gave up in the end and walked away. We took Alan and Mary out to the lagoon to see the black swans and there was a family of black swans there with some juvenile babies. I love the black swans which are native to Australia.
#359 on Explore on 6th December, 2009
Bright early morning sunshine, frost crystals on all sides and gloriously warm November weather.... who could ask for more?
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This spider lives on my boat, he's always re doing his web
I have joined in a challenge with Nina (Happysnapper1) not to post flowers for 5 days. I told her that I have already qualified as I haven't posted a flower photo for quite a while LOL. I found these when going through the archives. I found it amusing to watch these Indian Mynas fighting over food before anyone had thrown any.
#272 on Explore on 13th August, 2009.
Another view of a Bumble Bee on a MIlkweed plant out in Lambertville, New Jersey. I love his antennae!
