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Visited many times
Getting harder to find these days.
That's a lot of slip!
March 11, 2011 tsunami washing ashore on the Sendai coastal plain, sweeping into a coastal village. I visited this spot a few months later in August, 2011.
15 years ago right about this time of day, the Tohoku-oki earthquake was unleashed, with as much as 100 meters of fault slip documented at the Japan Trench. The resulting tsunami rocked Japan and the world, claiming ~18,000 lives. It was one of only 5 M9 quakes ever recorded. ⚒️
Does the Z not show the DX box in the view finder?
Oops.... 🤣
Still a great shot.
Our loud guy (Red Bellied Woodpecker) came for a visit today...
Phenomenal pic!
I have a D850 and love that lens on there.
Great shot!
These hyper little guys don't stay still long...
Hmm, wonder how he feels being called "lesser"?? 🤔🤣
Be up there this summer....
Silicious mudstone, perhaps?
Quite nice!
First time visit this year for the Cedar Waxwings. About 25 in the back tree, but wouldn't come down to the feeders.
Nikon D600, Sigma 150-600mm crop to 900mm, f8, 1/500, ISO400, +1.7 exp.
I "hear" the author of RG Texas might be tagging along as well...
2005 was a great spring as well
Been there a few times, but it's so dangerous to stop these days with how crowded it has become.
Beautiful pic!
We have a pair that regularly visit the feeders; sadly, we also have marauding grackles.... 🙄
I would like to see this in person 🤔
Church Rock was the cover photo for our book on New Mexico geology. Beautiful place!
Such a fascinating area to explore, with Navajo permission of course.
To explode like that, must be some major amounts of gas involved; methane, perhaps?
All around Tucson area; Sonoran Desert Museum, Saguaro NP, and a day trip to Bisbee.
Was a just there a couple weeks ago.
We have a pair regularly visiting the feeders in SE TX. They seem to be liking suet and peanuts.
All the same happy birds we have.
Pictures do NOT do this place justice....
Phenomenal place to visit!
Flying squirrel?
Ours look a little happier in SE TX...