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Black-backed jackals are a widely distributed species that are known for their cunning and daring. They are often seen nipping in to steal a morsel from Lions on a kill. Mainly nocturnal but seen regularly during the day, this handsome animal has a call to remember. The Black-backed Jackal feeds on small mammals, reptiles, birds, eggs, carrion, and fruit. They do scavenge but are hunters in their own right. As an omnivore, it eats almost anything that is available including insects, lizards, rodents, plant materials, and carrion. As such it assists in maintaining the ecological balance. It scavenges when carcasses are available. They co-operate in larger groups to subdue larger prey, such as impala and wildebeest calves. They play an important role in removing sick and old animals from populations.
Info source URL: www.krugerpark.co.za/africa_black-backed_jackal.html
Photo capture date & Location: 2020-02 Bushtime at Mabula
Two mule deer stop feeding so they can check out the intruding photographer. I like their long, fuzzy ears that are the source of their name.
This beautiful male lion had been lying in the grass near one of the waterholes in Eosha when something caught his attention. He quickly sat up and was definitely on the alert. Some kudus had come in with their young to drink at the waterhole and we thought perhaps they were watching them ! So majestic and always a thrill to see them living life in the wild.
Have a beautiful Sunday !!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Callistemon bottlebrush plants are always a keen favourite source of nectar for the honeyeater birds.
But they must always remain alert for dangers whilst feeding.
Rainbow lorikeet, around 25 cm length.
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Spoiler alert... this picture was not taken 40 years ago but actually just a few days ago.
To make it look "older" I converted the picture into Black & White + I removed the catenary poles and lines...
Nein, es ist kein Bild aus den 70er... aber ein Bild vom letzten Sonntag.. In Photoshop wurde die Oberleitung (samt Masten) entfernt und das Bild in schwarz-weiß konvertiert...
Nee, dit is geen foto van 40 jaar geleden.. Deze trein reed afgelopen zondag..
In Photoshop heb ik de bovenleiding en de bovenleidingsmasten verwijderd. Daarna heb ik de foto zwart/wit gemaakt...
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Before the young sparrowhawk female started with taking a bath, she was very cautious and alert.
Still sporting white spots, the white-tail fawn raises it alert flag (tail), before trotting away, through the hay field.
haha I'm sure i looked extremely ridiculous taking these shots.
I had to crawl along on the ground so I could get close but not scare them away.
One other bunny in the comments!
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Posted in 2016; Tolly sadly passed away in November 2020 and is greatly missed.
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Tolly is starting to go gray!
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Recent one from the 'Break it' International Bboy battle in St Helens.
Had the Rain, Gale force winds and a late start to contend with.
Good times..
Shouts to Beta, Dead, Bonzai, Epok, kak, Smug, Tea, Rask, Sin, Snot, pese, Smile, Ventza, Eject, Feir, Krek.
Nice one to Cruel for passing through on the day.
Sometimes unwanted conditions give you some interesting shots. Old shot from Westminster, long exposure under the lights resulted into this... :)
Travelling in the remote mountains area of Kamiyama, Shikoku Island, I stopped to photograph this alert, protective dog, which was likely a cream Shikoku ken, based on location, but it could also be a cream Shiba Inu. It's hard to tell the difference between the two, and the distinctive white urajiro markings are not very visible on cream dogs.
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