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Que os diría yo cuando estaba aquí abajo, sentir como te salpica el agua, el ruido impresionante
I would say that when I was down here, you feel like splashing water, the impressive noise
Cascada de La Cola de Caballo, Ordesa,Aragón, España
I was fortunate to see a few Cuban Todys again. They are very lovely, and interesting small (about 10cm) birds.
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5-7 day old new loon chicks in Algonquin...
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Coming down the Strang Sub out of Englewood Yard is UP 4134 with transfer YEW75R, making the short run down to the Clinton Industrial Lead.
Houston, TX 4/18/2022
One I took a fair while ago when Sam was still with us sadly he passed away earlier in the year.....
Asian short-clawed otter
Aonyx cinereus
The species, also known as Asian small-clawed otters or oriental small-clawed otters, is the smallest of thirteen species of otter. These small otters, as their name suggests, have short claws that reach no further than their digits. These allow them to use their paws to effectively feel for food, such as crustaceans, in muddy banks. Extremely dexterous, Asian short-clawed otters catch their prey with their partially-webbed paws instead of with their mouth (unlike other otters).
The otters are also streamlined with flattened tails that they use to propel them through the water. Otters' eyes are designed so that they can see equally as well in water as out.
Incredibly, young otters do not open their eyes until they are 40 days old, taking their first swim after about nine weeks old.
Taken with my Nikon D7100 edited with ChatGPT.
Great Blue Heron
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Amanece en Cala Baladrar, un día con fuerte viento y muchas nubes bajas las cuales impidieron ver la salida del sol con su cálida luz, este apareció después de haber rebasado sobradamente el horizonte habiendo perdido su calidez y ofreciendo una luz muy dura como ya era natural. Así que habrá que repetir esperando tener mejor suerte.