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Young peregrine falcon chicks, a couple of feet from their nest.
There's four of them and less than 4 weeks old here. (Could never get all four in a shot, or looking in my direction. Difficult location to shoot)
... le fait d'appeler "jeux" des comportements aussi tragiques que le suicide, l'alcoolisme et l'abandon aux drogues, le crime ou la schizophrénie, n'est ni fou, ni facétieux, ni barbare. La caractéristique essentielle du jeu humain n'est pas que les émotions soient fausses, mais qu'elles soient réglementées. Cela se révèle quand des sanctions punissent un déploiement illégitime d'émotions. Le jeu peut être d'un sérieux sinistre ou même fatal, mais les sanctions sociales ne seront sérieuses que si les règles sont transgressées.
Des jeux et des hommes - Eric Berne
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On the third day of my Markha Valley trek in Hemis Natiional Park, we left our camp at the Ganda La Base Camp (4,360 m, 14,304 ft.) and climbed west-southwestward some 3 km (1.9 mi.) to the Ganda La (4,980 m, 16,339 ft.). Leaving the pass, we continued west-southwestward, descending some 6 km (3.7 mi.) along the Shingo Chu (Shingo River) to Shingo (4,130 m, 13,550 ft.) where we stopped for lunch. From Shingo we continued along the river southwestward some 8 km (5 mi.) to Skyu (3,370 m, 11,056 ft.) on the true right bank of the Markha Chu, where we camped for the night. An unnamed peak (c. 5,045 m, 16,552 ft.) is seen here some 22 km (13.7 mi.) to the west-southwest in this shot taken from the Ganda La. An unnamed peak (c. 6,180 m, 20,276 ft.) in the Kishtwar Himalaya is seen on the horizon at upper left. The dark peak to its right (c. 5,695 m, 18,684 ft.) is unnamed. The sharp peak further right (c. 5,940 m, 19,488 ft.) is also unnamed and lies in the Kishtwar Himalaya.