Indeed he did. We need more adventurers like Rollie.
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Indeed he did. We need more adventurers like Rollie.
squib
iPad Fan
This is called THE ROCKY WAVE
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Photograph by G.A.KOUT
The Wave is located on the Colorado Plateau, near the Utah and Arizona border
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Photograph by G.A.KOUT
The Wave is located on the Colorado Plateau, near the Utah and Arizona border
LannyC
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If you like hummingbirds, you may like my website Moderator edit: External link removed per rule 7
And Bob, thanks for the clown. Now I know what I need to do for next Halloween.
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Thanks, Lanny. I've posted this before so sorry if I'm being boring.
We had a hummingbird trapped under a gazebo a few years ago. I caught it by wrapping a piece of spider web around its leg, and took it out to where it could fly away.
I released it by giving the web a sharp tug to break it. The bird appeared to be none the worse for wear.
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Richard Brown
iPF Novice
Thank you forgetting this link, Lanny.
I've sent the link to my cousin Jeanne in Beaver Lodge. She is the keen birder and participates in migration watch for waterbirds.
When we lived in Trinidad, BWI we loved watching the hummingbirds. Their antics when feeding were fascinating to watch.
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Richard Brown
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I just checked for images and information about hummingbirds of Trinidad and Tobago.
I think the species we saw most of was the Copper Rump. Anyway, I also found a useful checklist which birders over there use. Google "TRINIDAD & TOBAGO HUMMINGBIRD DAY TRIP CHECKLIST"
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I think the species we saw most of was the Copper Rump. Anyway, I also found a useful checklist which birders over there use. Google "TRINIDAD & TOBAGO HUMMINGBIRD DAY TRIP CHECKLIST"
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Did you take it with your phone?
I took a picture like yours on Tuesday.
Without clouds it isn't interesting, I thought. But when I zoom in, I can read from where this plane was.
Sometimes I think that the iPF app makes my pictures out of focus. :-(
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I like the reflections in the water!
Yes, I took it with my iPhone, just as I was leaving work, this morning.
zstairlessone
iPF Novice
In 2001, right after the attack on the World Trade Center towers, with flights grounded, it was noted that a 1°C higher temperature average was recorded - due to the lower reflectivity in the atmosphere from lack of ice crystals generated when the combustion by-products are subjected to supercooling at these high altitudes.
