After Eurasian Wigeon sightings were reported on eBird over the course of a couple days, I was able to go out on the third day to try to see it. I went to the local ponds where the sightings were reported, and I saw a few hundred ducks. After searching for a while with my binoculars, and taking lots of photos (in case I missed it) I did eventually find it. There were many American Wigeons there, but this lone Eurasian Wigeon had a nice red head with golden streak down the middle of the crown of his head. I looked at it for a couple minutes with my binoculars, and took some photos. Another November lifer!
At a local park with some very tame ducks and pigeons, I was able to take some fun photos. There isn't usually a coot hanging out with the ducks so that was cool to see.
These photos are © 2023 Phil Thompson, all rights reserved.
My "birds in review" collages can be found here.
📄 hashes-2023-11-23-070152.txt
📄 hashes-2023-11-23-070152.txt.sig
The above hashes-<date>.txt
file contains SHA-256 hashes of all the photos
from this shoot. The hashes-<date>.txt.sig
is a signature of that hashes
file, created with my PGP key. The signature file
itself was written to both the Bitcoin Cash and Algorand blockchains, in the
OP RETURN
and Note
fields respectively, using the transactions below.
In short, this proves that these photos and the signature both existed at the time the
transactions were written to the Bitcoin Cash and Algorand blockchains.
This blog post has more details.
view the BCH tx on blockchair.com: a886c226706b786c7be4bd49d4ab5c80d1e6ec0612a8dd8997c9c7c54b9dd116
view the ALGO tx on explorer.perawallet.app: B2AWZJDC6IYQIKHFGC4YBINJUN7FS247PJQUN5X6IYNGERP4RLKQ
12:22PM Friday November 17, 2023
American CootI used Photoshop's "generative fill" feature to remove a Mallard in the background. It worked great, as usual.
12:30PM Friday November 17, 2023
American CootI used Photoshop's "generative fill" feature to paint over some trash in the water. It did a great job.
12:30PM Friday November 17, 2023
American CootI used Photoshop's "generative fill" feature to paint over some trash in the water. It did a great job.
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