
Peter Brown captured this photo of a baby sandhill crane in Orlando on a Canon 50D with a EF300mm f/4L IS USM lens. See more of Peter's work here. Want to see your work featured as Photo of the Day? Simply submit your images to our Flickr Page. Peter Brown

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a flows between Pu u Kuki
i and Kapoho. This new source of lava doomed the town. At 2330 the flow was nearing the town. In the next 30 minutes, the rapidly moving a
a flow moved southwestward through the streets, overwhelmed building after building and leaving only memories behind. By midnight January 27, most of Kapoho had been destroyed. You can read more about the photo here. If you want your photo considered for Photo of the Day, join up with our Flickr Group! 
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