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There are 73 individual birds representing 65 different species in this image. If you find one and make a snapshot, please label the snapshot with the bird’s common name. You will violate the spirit of this project if you make snapshots without identifying the birds.
Extra credit: Can you name the five species that have more than one individual in the image? The Background image was photographed handheld at the recycling area in Sunapee, NH on January 14, 2010. The birds come from multiple years. All work was done in Photoshop CS4. |
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My first test pan with the new toy. I wasn't going to let a little rain stop me from playing with it. The light changed and things got a little overexposed, but I'll do better next time. |
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Park dedicated to the men and women who served in the Korean and Vietnam wars from New Hampton and Bristol. |
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Yankee Siege is a world-record pumpkin throwing (punkin' chunkin') trebuchet, a twelfth century device that hurled 250 pound boulders at castles and walls during a siege. Greenfield, NH is the home of Yankee Siege, a handbuilt trebuchet that is used to throw pumpkins at a 'castle' target. I pass by it on the way to/from work and it is truly a marvel of engineering. One can only imagine how devastating a device like that was in war time and how many operators must have been maimed or killed trying to take over a castle. You can see the owner's website at http://www.yankeesiege.com to learn more about it. |
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Meredith, New Hampshire on Lake Winnipesaukee |
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1612 Ocean Blvd, Rye NH. Google Map points to: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=rye+harbor,+nh&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=43.983628,91.142578&ie=UTF8&ll=43.002129,-70.745591&spn=0.004982,0.011126&t=h&z=17&layer=c&cbll=43.002145,-70.745461&panoid=w3DTubP0eQKwzLEI90RMgg&cbp=12,197.59,,1,-1.82 |
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Taken from the front door of my home. My 2nd panorama, Little less haze than yesterday.
To the west is Haystack and Mt. Snow in Vermont. Spofford Lake is ro the North and Northwest. I can see almost the full 3 mile length of the lake. |
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The vew from the front of my home. To the west is Haystack and Mt. Snow in Vermont. Spofford Lake is ro the North and Northwest. I can see almost the full 3 mile length of the lake.
The next day I grab another panorama that is less hazy. See http://gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=19394 |
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This 180 degree panorama was shot from the Rye Beach Club and sweeps across the Rye Beach area, past Star Island, and finishes up along the rocks along Route 1A. |