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It's 3:20 AM and Ruthie who was asleep on my bed heard me making a cup of tea in the kitchen. She wants a bite to eat too.
Garlic was dozing under a tree together with Ginger, his brother and companion, when two elephants approached. He is immediately alert, and the two lions decide to take off and rest elsewhere. No friends, these elephants and lions!
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barn owl ~ tyto alba
The barn owl is on the RSPB Amber status list.
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Difficult to take this one.. There was a very narrow space between the window and the blinds but she was too cute to be missed :)
I know I've done shadows like this before, and ok to be honest, I've got some others I'd like to post sometime. But I really like the way it comes out at him, and he keeps a wary eye on it as he passes.
This is another photo from my day with Pat (Larigan here on Flickr) during our stay in Bexhill. We visited the Bentley Waterfowl and Car Museum and saw so many different species of waterfowl. Something seems to have caught their attention.
I am wishing I was back in the UK - 39 C yesterday and 41 C today, and it isn't even Summer yet.
Family of geese keeping careful watch alongside the Grand Union Canal on the Stockton flight of 8 locks.
She perches and waits for the perfect moment to launch a vicious attack on the black cap chickadees.
While waiting for her next meal to swim by, this brown bear sow exhibits two qualities that a good fisherman needs. Katmai National Park, Alaska.
This buck just started a scrape and was standing around licking his nose and lip curling in hopes a receptive doe was around, when something caught his attention. It was a larger buck approaching, and this buck retreated far enough back into the oaks that we could no longer see him with binos. Bucks avoid fights when they can.
Our beautiful world, pass it on.
Late evening with this female Northern Harrier who had a full crop (meal) and was extra vigilant to a migratory tundra Peregrine Falcon who was flying over the coastal wetland while I was observing her. She has beautiful feathers and markings. I have watched her hunting for hours and hours and never get bored. They are very unique and magnificent Birds of Prey.
The young birds are out and they are constantly flying on and off. Yes, they can fly. And Sammy is still learning the hard way. Whatever she tries, the young birds won't fall down into her mouth.
Nature is beginning to wake up to spring. Roe deer are already finding food more easily, and the first swans have also landed on the lake.