When it’s one, it looks a little insane, no?
bird dust bath from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
Ah, but when it’s many, it’s a party!
birds dust-bathing from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
I never knew that birds took dust baths. I thought that was just something chinchillas did.
squirrel eating from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
This squirrel wasted no time gobbling up his food.
Bruins understand that Westwood is a crazy place to try to find street parking at, but this summer, it got out of control with construction and special groups arriving. Did they really need FIVE signs here?!?!
Ok, seriously? Isn't this a bit overkill? Might as well just put one sign that says NO PARKING except 6-8 PM Sunday.
It’s stormy here in SoCal and there are some great shots being captured of this weather, courtesy ABC7’s photo gallery.
This is my favorite - not only do you have a landmark and two seemingly contradictory weather indicators, there's also that one random helo in the middle of it all.
Wow, that is one intense bolt.
I call it rainbow birthing lightning.
Reminds me of those globes that create this effect.
Use some food and be patient! Look at how many gathered ’round…
hungry birds from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
Just keep on tempting them. Someone’s gotta give.
bird feeding from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
Check out these awesome little flying fish! These were doing what they could to stay ahead of our boat.
little flying fish! from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
Those shiny flecks are all flying fish – swarms of them! There must be thousands there.
flying fish from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
I had a Groupon awhile ago that included this ionic footbath. I was just interested in the jade stone massage, but since it came in a package I used the service and it was very interesting. Whether or not it does what it claims, something turned the water orange and made my feet tingle! My joints would need detoxing.
The water slowly turned orange in my ionic footbath.
Apparently orange means I was detoxing from the joints.
I find there’s something fascinating about watching planes land at an airport. Whether it’s from underneath them, at the terminal, or inside them, there’s always an interesting perspective to be had. In fact, one of these days I wouldn’t mind sitting somewhere near the airport, watching the planes come in. The ones coming into the Hong Kong airport were filing in at a steady rate and it was cool to watch as they appeared in the distance, just a little speck, and slowly got larger and closer.
plane landing from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
Adorable, isn't it? Apparently it's a new trend, but cute eraser shapes don't seem that new to me.
Gives a whole new meaning to lemon-lime… my lime turned “lemon” due to the hot soup!
