If thou gazest long into the Pit, the Pit will also gaze into thee

Eagle is missing a talon from its left foot. The long central toe is a stump.

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I went birdwatching this afternoon at my local eagles nest.

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Can you see the youngster?

Do not watch this while on LSD. It may expand your consciousness.

Lsuoma wrote: ↑
Mon Jun 27, 2022 4:55 pm

free thoughtpolice wrote: ↑ May people are saying that as a teenager Ivanka had an abortion.
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From incest, judging by that pic...

That is kind of a stock photo and there are others that capture some really creepy stuff.
It brings some questions to mind.

Service Dog wrote: Ever since the stroke, free_thoughtpolice "shares" his disgusting incest fantasies, with no filter, except the typos from half-dead fingers. Or maybe he's just typing one-handed. So angry puppy Dog is throwing a tantrum because I showed how creepy your God Trump is. So angry he is...

Some dude that works in a supermarket (probably mongs the fish) calls Rudy Giuliani a scumbag and assaults him by slapping him on the back. Rudy is tough on crime and will be pressing charges. New Yorkers are notoriously rude.

May people are saying that as a teenager Ivanka had an abortion.

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It is an eagle with a combover , caught in a gust of wind. This will be bad for his image.

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Must watch TV

What bullshitter D'Souza forgot to mention was that the "mule" was trying to help the Republican candidate. I guess he doesn't think his followers are too stupid to fact check his claims.

I haven't dropped acid for a long time. The novelty wears off and it became for me a sort of been there done that thing. When I was doing acid I used to be a libertarian, but since I stopped I became a sensible middle of the road social liberal, economic conservative. At any rate, you are probably t...

And John D. If you watch that stupid movie while you're tripping try not to jump out of the window. I think a lot of the bad trips back in the old days were from people watching crap like that movie or listening to the bs that was being circulated in those days by the scare them straight drug warrio...

My daughter and her "good friend" Jessi came over last night. Jessi is moving to Denver and thinks they can have a good life as a parapro teachers aid. I think they will just go broke but they don't care about my opinion so I just wish them good luck. Jessi's 10 year old child also came over. The c...

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_ ... +2022+live+

Wow. I've been watching these hearings. It turns out that Trump lied about the election being rigged and the fact is that Sllepy Joe actually did win.

Let's hunt down our political opponents. Only a metaphor snowflakes.

True fact, many people are saying it: Margorie Taylor Greene tantricly raped Hunter Biden when he was too high on crack to consent:
https://www.factcheck.org/2022/06/scich ... -vaccines/

Matt Cavanaugh wrote: ↑still

My condolences. It is a sad part of life when time gets to that point. Best of luck with that

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Keating wrote: ↑
free thoughtpolice wrote: ↑ anther mystery bird

If a bird can speak
That once was a dinosaur
And a dog can dream?

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anther mystery bird

New Mystery Bird.
Tip it is also no known as a Nomadic Turd.

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Lsuoma wrote: ↑ Not just birbs - this is a Douglas Squirrel, or Chickaree:

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You might have Red Squirrels too. (eyerings and belly are white instead of yellowish.)

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Lsuoma wrote: Also, this bird showed up at our feeders, but I really can't find it in any of the sources I usually use - does anyone have any idea what it is? Coastal Blacktail Garden Destroyer? If that's your birdfeeder, you should try oil sunflower seeds instead of millet. You get a better range a...

John D wrote: ↑
free thoughtpolice wrote: ↑ Not a whitecrowned sparrow, not a Cassin's Finch.
God damnit ft - female purple finch.

Ding ding ding we have a winner!

By the way, the female Cassin's Finch is almost identical looking to the mystery bird. The lower body stripes very slightly different, the males in the vicinity were not Cassin's, and Cassin's only occur in this area as rare accidentals. As for the chickadee calls, we have Chestnut Backed Chickadees...

Not a whitecrowned sparrow, not a Cassin's Finch.

John D wrote: ↑
free thoughtpolice wrote: ↑ A contest for birdwatchers . Name the LBJ
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female house finch

Close, but no cigar.

Hint: All 3 bi4rds are the same bird.

A contest for birdwatchers . Name the LBJ

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Speaking of good bird pics:
https://www.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=2445346

small bird: DSCN1507 (2).JPG Ooh, nice. I always have a hard time photographing the sparrows and similarly-sized birds. They're just too quick for this old man. You need to visit. This is a good place to take pictures. DSCN1643 (2).JPG This little gal landed on my camera less than an inch from my f...

IMG_3889-SDG-LUM-Very Small.jpg A tiny part of the massive 300 million-year-old rock formations that were formed back when the world was truly united... Pangea. It's part of Cuyahoga Valley National Park. I love coming here; hiking through the ancient rocks and surrounding forest are like stepping ...

small bird:

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juvie.jpg Yes a juvenile 0 to 1 1/2 years. If this picture was taken recently the bird should be about one year from egg. As you probably know you can tell by how the sclera is fairly dark brownish and the bill is mostly black. As it enters immature phase the sclera lightens a bit and the pupil bec...

Another look at our local herons taken today, Fannini subspecies

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their trees are dying and two have already fallen into the swamp below. Hopefully the little'uns will leave the nest before this happens. Back in the late '70s my uncle rescued a great blue heron nestling-- and raised it to full size in his backyard. Huge and strange. Did it survive long enough to ...

BC Herons versus the rest:
https://wildlife-species.canada.ca/spec ... fm?sid=292

FTP, got this today. There's a heronry a few miles away and I visit it every May. Unfortunately, the heronry is in trouble - their trees are dying and two havve already fallen into the swamp below. Hopefully the little'uns will leave the nest before this happens. This is with my P900 from about 250...

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Another nest shot.

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The mining sector is going woke:
https://www.mining.com/anglo-american-p ... k-to-work/

We know what you really like.

Me too, but I think it needs more bagpipes.

Gumby wrote: You have so many killer opportunities to get great pics where you live... color me jealous. A bit of good luck lately. I was at the eagle nest the other day and the property owner saw me with my camera approaching their fence and invited me in. I introduced myself and we had a nice chat...

I don't recall if I posted this when it happened a few weeks ago. They swam past my house close to the shoreline on the way to the harbor but I missed getting a look at them, much less a photo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBnET_suxNo The next day I went to the harbor and took a picture of what t...

Russian military professionalism is legendary:

My contribution for the day. Family Picture-Small.jpg The point of view makes that goose like Godzilla! Is that a real nest? Yep, real nest. The geese are old friends of mine, they've set up shop by my patio for years. I don't use telephoto on these shots, I just belly right up to the nest. Such as...

Gumby wrote: ↑ My contribution for the day.

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The point of view makes that goose like Godzilla!
Is that a real nest?

Another picture from one of Hunter Biden's laptops. Mote evidence that MAGA conservatives are real men and liberals are emasculated, low testosterone trannies loving girly men.

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I revisited the eagle nest with more favorable light:

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Meanwhile, 3 miles away in town I miss out on some cool pictures.
https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/caug ... -1.5865839

Gumby wrote: No way would I use a drone to photograph a baka eagle nest. First of all I could scare them and make them abandon the nest. Also, I would be in deep shit with the feds were I ever caught. I was joking. Not only would it be illegal (here too) but they will fiercely protect their nest. Yo...

The only other species we see regularly are Rufous, and they aren't really as common as Anna's. There are a couple of Anna's who I think MAY be just about ready to hand-feed. They buzz around within six inches of my head, so I'm spending time sitting on a chair in my read shirt with a couple of sma...

Happy Eatster!

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The nest in question.

One more for today. DSCN2493-SharpenAI-Focus-DeNoiseAI-standard-standard-scale-0_50x-gigapixel.jpg Those are great shots. You aren't cheating and using a drone are you? I am a bit jealous. I found an active nest (there are at least 2 others near here) and the closest I could get to it for a clear s...

DSCN1363 (2).JPGDSCN1363 (2).JPG Nice eagle shot, ftp. Today I'm going to try to carve out some time and photograph a very accessible nest about 70 miles from where I live. If I get anything worth posting I'll share them soon. Thanks Gumby. I take a lot of pictures of this bird and its mate and yes...

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ftp…. Did you shoot this? Really great.

Yes. A local bird of a pair I see all the time. Thanks.

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