By Vladimir Brezina
Ailsa’s travel-themed photo challenge this week is Multiples.
I seem to recall that it was Couples just a few short weeks ago. And now it’s Multiples already? To be sure, it’s quite natural—
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Vladimir Brezina (RIP)
... kayaked the waters around New York for more than 15 years in his red Feathercraft folding kayak. He was originally from (the former) Czechoslovakia and lived in the U.K. and California before settling down in New York. He was a neuroscientist at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City. He died in 2016.Johna Till Johnson
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These are so gorgeous. :)
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Thanks!! :-)
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That last one is wild! No wildlife pun intended. :-D
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Just as well—Canada geese take themselves very seriously…
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TWO blogs now? Nice…
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Two blogs?
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I misspoke- two challenges- bravo ! I love your work but I have so little time. I could do it all day!
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I know all about that… :-)
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These are great. I especially like the four ducks and the fat squirrels (my enemies and weakness in my garden–they are so cute and destructive)
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Around here, where there are no gardens, they are just cute :-)
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love the photo of the ducks! :)
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:-) Excellent!
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These are wonderful! I love them all.
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Thanks, Melissa!
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These are all beautiful photographs but I love the last one the best. How awesome that you captured that. :)
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Never have seen quite the same before or since… :-)
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Amazing pics. Those squirrels and ducks look so adorable.
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They are!—unless you own and wish to preserve a garden, apparently…
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love the squirrels! Happy New Year, Vlad — APRIL
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Thank you so much!—and a very happy New Year to you too !!:-)
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just beautiful!
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Thank you!!
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Very well captured… :-)
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Thank you!
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Beautiful….well captured.
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Thanks, Pamela!
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Wow! those are awesome multiples.
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:-)
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What a great series of photos for the multiples theme. WIshing you a happy new year. I look forward to your posts in 2013! Cheers, Maureen
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Happy New Year to you too, Maureen!
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Great shots, Vlad. I think that multiples of couples (rabbits) lead to the Fibonacci number theory :-)
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Yes, indeed—one of the first quantitative models in biology :-)
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These made me smile!
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Good—that’s the idea :-)
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Nice. I dig the squirrels; looks like they’re facing off like the Sharks and the Jets.
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They do!! Never thought of that :-)
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I love the last photo.. a flock of birds forming magnificent lines as they fly, it’s an awesome shot!
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We were lucky to see that… have never seen a formation anywhere close to that size before or since…
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All photos , I love .
Especially , the last shot is my favorite .
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Yes, that one is a bit special… :-)
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Love the squirrels!
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More photos of those, and other, squirrels are here…
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