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Monday, November 24, 2008
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11 comments:
Are you sure it's not a praying mantis?
hope it lasts :)
Thak God for that in this cold wind
I often run past these kind of power lines in the morning and can hear the power humming through them.
Where are the birds Gerald? All power lines use them as fashion accessories. Maybe they were still in make-up?
Yes we have.
Nice shot and a beautiful blue sky.
All of the birds instead of appearing in this "Powerful picture"are right now hiding inside our "home"air conditioning!!
You have indeed - and it looks awesome!
(I hope it is not all from Sellafield!)
This looks like something out of a sci-fi film! Great angle for the photo.
I hate pylons, apart from the photography angle. Great angle on the electrical invaders.
You've turned something ordinary into a work of art. Great photo!
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