"Charles Casey captured this image in early December at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge just outside Socorro, N.M. The birds pictured are sandhill cranes; about 15,000 make their home at the refuge each winter, according to a local volunteer group that supports and promotes the refuge. "My wife and I enjoy exploring areas of wonder and natural beauty, especially the treasures that are in our backyards," Casey, who lives in Albuquerque, told TODAY.com. Casey and his wife, along with out-of-town friends, parked on the side of the road and enjoyed a sunset picnic as they watched the moon rise. "Sunrise and sunset are probably the two best times to see the birds in flight as they move to and from roosting to feeding areas," Casey said. "It was an unseasonably cold evening and much of the area was frozen over, which added to the beauty of the landscape and the experience." Casey, who considers himself an amateur photographer, said that one of his "pleasures is trying to capture life in its element.""
- John (bird whisperer)
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When in Rome... I lived in New Mexico for a decade and, in that time, I was able to see pretty much every part of the state (including where I am right now). And it's a very large state. :) #SaturdayFF
- Jenny R
from Android
10 dkdir bakıyorum hala bakasım geliyor herhalde bu bir lanet ,vodooooo
- derya sertkan
10 sn gözünü ayırmadan bakınca kahkaha atıyorsun. deneyin :D
- Atakan Ka
çok ii yaaa :D bende aynı hareketi yapmaktan kendimi alamadım :D
- AyshA
Bir haftadır bu sahneler hangi bölümdeydi diye düşünüp duruyorum. Kirk ile McCoy'un iyice makaraya sardığı birkaç bölüm var ama hangileriydi acep?
- Zafer Emecan
I'm trying, I really am. It takes a while to form a community. Remember FF when all of creation was here? That wasn;t easy to figure out either.
- Eric
I've tried sharing things from GReader, but the interface is so clunky.
- Steven Perez
I like it. Have had a chance to meet some interesting, nice people. And next week I'm going on my 2nd G+ photography outing so, yeah, it's working for me.
- peamageddon
I don't know yet... There's some interesting stuff there, but there's interesting stuff everywhere...
- Baffled
It's not a "social" network by any means, there'salmoat no "social aspect whatsoever. Simply put, the stream is a Search engine results of what people are reading or trending at the time. ^ Outsanity said it: it's Reddit but without the comments: wa wa waaaaaa
- The Real sofarsoShawn
I've detected many new interesting people there (especially quirky artists and activists). but a "social flow" won't come. it is like a cold machine that lacks oil to run smooth.
- esther
I think it's OK. I'm getting more of an audience there than I thought I would.
- Cristal Blue Persuasion
I said I was anti-pants earlier when I went to switch into some shorts and my youngest daughter said, "what's wrong with pants?" I lol'ed and did not answer.
"In an interview with Parade Magazine published Sunday, Perry said he does not know if Obama’s birth certificate is authentic. He continued to press that point in an interview with John Harwood of CNBC and the New York Times that aired Tuesday, saying: “It’s a good issue to keep alive. . . . It’s fun to poke [Obama] a little bit and say, ‘Hey, let’s see your grades and your birth certificate.’ I don’t have a clue about where the president — and what this birth certificate says.”"
- Katy S
from Bookmarklet
Didn't this issue run it's course years ago? Find a new angle, buddy!
- Cristal Blue Persuasion
I just...jesus. I mean, I don't even know how to react to this crap anymore. It's like petty teenage shit. We can't have serious adult talks about the things that are important to the nation, so instead we're going to talk about birth certificates and college transcripts. I mean. WTF. Politicians really have lost their everloving minds.
- Hookuh Tinypants
Running home to Birtherland is a sign of quite pitiful desperation.
- WarLord
Not being Texans, most of us didn't understand what Texans meant when they said that George W. Bush was the smart one. Now, after several months of national exposure to Rick Perry, Americans get it.
- Sean McBride
Politicians may be behaving like petulant teens and may have lost their minds, but people do keep electing them. I mean, you ought to hear the defensiveness Texans here display on Perry's election. It's like no one wants to admit they voted for him, but in the end, guess what, the guy did get elected. There were enough asshats in TX to put him there.
- Angel R. Rivera
i sure as fuck never voted for him or his predecessor. i DID vote for Ann Richards, however! miss her heaps. one of our best governors ever.
- Joe The Sausage
You’re blowing it with Fox News. The axis today is not liberal and conservative, the axis is constructive-destructive, and you’ve cast your lot with the destructive people. Fox has become an incredibly destructive force in our society. You can be better, and this is going to be your legacy if you’re not careful. - http://dendroica.tumblr.com/post...
Yep. I remember when MTV had music. I remember when The Learning Channel was about educational programming and when American Movie Classics had classic movies.
- Spidra Webster
Or AMC when it was movies, commericial free.
- Friar Will (:^)
Or HGTV when it was more than buying or selling homes?
- Friar Will (:^)
I'd like to claim this as a truism: "Eventually, every special purpose TV network gives up their original charter and just tries to air programs that are popular, making their original name more or less meaningless." (http://friendfeed.com/zeigen...)
- Stephen Mack
I know that maxim is true, but I was still surprised when the Cartoon Network started playing live action shows/movies.
- Victor Ganata
That's totally been worth it for Childrens Hospital and NTSF:SD:SUV::.
- Andrew C (✓)
Since the dawn of time, men and women have been falling in love - and men have been trying to get straight home afterwards. Can Patrick find his way back from the enchanted glade of his one true love and get a decent night's sleep? Add this to your queue Last watched: Thu Sep 29 03:16:08 UTC 2011 Air date: Mon May 24 00:00:00 UTC 2004 Duration: 28:12 Rating: 3.8 / 5.0 Last viewed at 7:16PM on Sep 28, 2011
- Steven Perez
Susan is worried she's turning into an emotional tent and Steve is being executed on a nightly basis - by a foetus! Meanwhile, there's a phone call that will not die, and one of the people on the line isn't even really there. Add this to your queue Last watched: Thu Sep 29 02:34:18 UTC 2011 Air date: Mon May 17 00:00:00 UTC 2004 Duration: 29:09 Rating: 3.9 / 5.0 Last viewed at 6:34PM on Sep 28, 2011
- Steven Perez
Good episode, but 'like' for this show in general. So well done.
- Adam