Looks like something or some critter has the bird by it's head. Can't really tell as the piece of whatever is only about an inch long. The rest of it if there is a rest is behind the bird's head. My imagination? Probably, possibly, maybe. Thanks, good shot anyway you look at it.
Ted in Palm Bay Florida.

You'll never get enough thank yous for this photography. I miss "home" in the worst way. I'd move back in a hearbeat but can't get my wife outta here, Palm Bay. We go to the beach, the surf is too strong for us older folk. The PNW would be the answer if she would go.
Ted

I refrain from posting too many Thank-Yous on the group. There are many who speak more elaquent than I. That being said, most of my life I have wanted to visit England. Now I am getting too far up in age to make the trip so I thoroughly enough your posts. To me, living there would be a treat beyond any words I could come up with. I punched in Cockington from London and noticed the first attempt took me through Bristol on M-4. The second click took me through Andover on M-3. I would probably consider the M-4 route the best way to go.
Thanks again,
Ted in Palm Bay Florida.

Most of the time I neglect to post approvals to the photographs submitted but in this case, I don't think there are enough comments to do it justice. Wonderful picture. This one comes along with the folder of "luck" to which I have little of. Beautiful picture, again.
Regards, Ted in Palm Bay Florida*

I miss my mountains.

Cat almost looks tame. Was he/she? How close to the cat where you went to took this shot?
Ted in Palm Bay

Have you taken any courses in Photography? Taking courses may enable you to answer your own question. I started with two Minoltas, an X370 and then an X700. I decided to get into Digital and bought and paid dearly for an Olympus that was mostly a point and shoot. It did take nice pictures as long as I wasn't into distance shots. Close up or in a room full of people, it did a fine job for 3.0 megapixels. I then went to a Canon EOS Rebel and was satisfied with that for a while. Next was an EOS t1i Canon which I am pleased with. I have a Nikon L820 that I bought on impulse. I should have waited and bought one with an eye-piece viewer. My Nikon has to be used with a screen so outdoors with the sun in the picture, you never know exactly what you are shooting. So, you take several. I have gone from one lens to another on my Canon. I am finally pleased with the combination I have. SO.... I guess you can tell I never took a course in Photography and I'm sorry I did not. Now I am getting a bit too old for such things. I forget too much of what I learned.
Regards and keep the group in mind, let us know how you make out.
Regards,
Ted in Palm Bay, Florida

Thanks for the shots! Good stuff! The only one I wasn't sure of was No. 3 - Looked like a Mason Jar Lid for the Radiator. No, I didn't think Mason made automobiles.
Latrz,
Ted

This one sure pulled on my heart strings. I moved from Pennsylvania to Colorado for what was supposed to be 5 years, more or less. I ended up retiring in Colorado after 32 + years. Thank you for posting such beautiful pictures of what I now call "home".

Some familiarity in a few of these. Great shots anyway you look at them. That one with the waterfall I seem to remember on the Hilo side of the island. I was unable to see a path from bottom to top so I didn't go in for a dip. I liked that north end of the island. We were able to see Maui from the high point of the big island. We were 4000 feet high there.

Keep up the good work! I was on the big island in 1987. So far I didn't see anything I recognized. We stayed at the Kona Inn Hotel and everything from the meals to the room itself was great. Lots of banyon trees along the roadway to the hotel.
Regards,
Ted

Thanks for the photos. Does the church hold Mass? How about the school. Is it functional? I thought dealing with the available light was well done too. I spent 32 years in Colorado. Now in Florida. Big mistake for someone my age. It's way too hot as well as too much humidity down here.

Only $1? Can you take a Mexican Traveler's Cheque? *Must be cashed in Mexico during the next lunar eclipse

And don't forget - hold your breath!

Justin Case this is legit (which I don't believe it is) there is a street lamp at the corner of my street and Lamplighter Blvd. I can meet with you there at midnight while we transfer funds. What do you think?

Hahaha! A new twist to an old scam. Thanks. Very Funny.

Terrific capture.