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** Weekly Fuji X-Series Photo-Sharing Thread June 21-27, 2025**
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Except in the mornings it sometimes blocks some nice sunrises.
And I would say you are not wrong!Beautiful image
My first thoughts were; gators, snakes, spiders!
Greg in Durham NC
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I camped with some friends in the NC mountains last week. The weather was cool at 5,500' and we had late afternoon storms each day.
I brought my X-T20, which I may keep forever, the xf 35mm f/2 and the xf 18-55mm.
Scene of Mt Hardy from the east, with rhododendron just starting to bloom. This view looks over the headwaters of the Pigeon River, which flooded badly during hurricane Helene.
Mountain laurel
Fire bringing cheer to a wet campsite
Stream crossing
I brought my X-T20, which I may keep forever, the xf 35mm f/2 and the xf 18-55mm.
Scene of Mt Hardy from the east, with rhododendron just starting to bloom. This view looks over the headwaters of the Pigeon River, which flooded badly during hurricane Helene.
Mountain laurel
Fire bringing cheer to a wet campsite
Stream crossing
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Greg in Durham NC
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Lovely photo with orange and blue colors.
Greg
Greg
Morris0
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The little green heron was closer to me than the juvenile yellow crowned heron when the green heron blasted off. Of all the frames from the blastoff, I like the wing position of the frame I've chosen and the expression of the night heron. To me the night heron looks closer yet it was not. The green heron turned and passed in front of me and that's the second image I'm sharing. This was the first green heron I've been able to photograph this season, a bird I very much enjoy watching and photographing.
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Comments and suggestions welcome,
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fuji_phil_e
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Hello, an uneventful walk exploded to life yesterday, with loads of moorhen chicks running about as if they'd be wound up:
Strutting
High wire act
Jostling
Hotfooting
A bonus duck
Juvenile male mallard, colours beginning to show
Strutting
High wire act
Jostling
Hotfooting
A bonus duck
Juvenile male mallard, colours beginning to show
Morris0
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The first and last of the chicks is great!
Morris
Morris
Poldersnapper
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Poldersnapper
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Wow, you captured that view very wellI camped with some friends in the NC mountains last week. The weather was cool at 5,500' and we had late afternoon storms each day.
I brought my X-T20, which I may keep forever, the xf 35mm f/2 and the xf 18-55mm.
Scene of Mt Hardy from the east, with rhododendron just starting to bloom. This view looks over the headwaters of the Pigeon River, which flooded badly during hurricane Helene.
Happy camping - I will be 70 y/o next month and I just bought a new small tent!
André
Greg in Durham NC
Leading Member
Thank you Andre. Camping in the wilds is my way of escaping all the bad news at home and finding some relief. I turned 67 in April, my friends are a few years older.
Do you have public lands where you can camp in the Netherlands? I suppose there aren’t mountains.
Greg
Do you have public lands where you can camp in the Netherlands? I suppose there aren’t mountains.
Greg
Poldersnapper
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Wild camping is not allowed in NL but there are many 'nature campsites'.
We do have hills in the southern province of Limburg, the highest 'mountain'
is a staggering 322,4 meters above sea level
André
CamerEyes
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Arnas
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A nearby water pump station has been repurposed as a starting point for an educational trail - lots of swallows found their new home there. Some of them didn't mind me having a good look at them 
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