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this Cheetah had made a kill and was resting after eating.
It had heard lions roaring nearby and is on high alert, raising its head regularly above the grass to check the area.
After spending some time with this beautiful cat we moved on and found 2 big male lions and a female a few hundred meters away.
Lemek Conservancy in the Greater Mara Ecosystem in Kenya
cheetah
acinonyx jubatus
jachtluipaard
guépard
Gepard
guepardo o chita
ghepardo
IUCN RED LIST Status: Vulnerable and the trend is DECREASING
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2 to 3 years old female in a forest this week. When it gets older the eyes will turn red and also the colors of its plumage will gradually change
Northern Goshawk
accipiter gentilis
havik
autour des palombes
Habicht
Azor Común
Astore
Açor
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2023 Photo 191/174 This mama rabbit is on high alert as she lets some pups out to graze in the waning day at the athletic complex at Greenfield in Daleville, Va. ©2023 John M. Hudson
Cleo in the garden this morning. Her expression and the hedgehog hairdo are due to the dogs being noisy on the other side of the fence. The dogs were barking because they wanted to intimidate Filou which worked very well. I don't think that they had noticed Cleo because usually they have a certain respect for her. A moment after I took this photo she ran over to the fence, hit one of the dogs on the nose and suddenly there was silence on the other side of the fence.
male Lion at dawn in the Ndutu area of the Serengeti in Tanzania
Together with another male he was leaving an area with dense bushes
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This bald eagle flew across one of the lakes at Jackson Bottom, prompting the other birds to scatter. Then it landed in this tree, carefully surveying the scene. After a bit, it flew off, without having harmed any of the other birds.
White-bellied Sunbird on alert as a bee goes by, Skukuza, Kruger National Park, South Africa
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A herd of spotted deers (chitals) interrupted and alerted by something in the middle of a road crossing. Sure enough, after a little further we saw a tiger.
I saw this lioness is low scrub close to a dry creek bed in Kruger National Park. She has left her cubs in the creek bed about 300 metres distant. I assume she was looking to find her family breakfast, although her attention seemed to be on her babies, since that's where she's looking. I would never have seen her cubs had she not looked in their direction. They were too far away and too well hidden for photos.
Gruccione (Merops apiaster), European Bee-eater, Žuta pčelarica
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RKO_9506. A male Kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) on the outlook for his bride! Sorry, I am not done with the Kingfisher shots yet. 😁One other upload later this week!
Captured in The Netherlands! Just some minor adjustments!
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April in Iowa typically brings an increase in wind speeds and it's also the start of the severe thunderstorm and tornado season. This scene is looking down a country lane at a small family farm in Keokuk County, Iowa.
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Earlier I already posted a picture of this roe in between the bushes where she has fled into it because of a passing cyclist (www.flickr.com/photos/115540984@N02/53962995818/in/datepo...). This was a moment before when she was grazing very peacefully although she had found out there was somebody pointing a camera at her.
It is one of those moments that you remember for the rest of your life because the whole setting breathed peace and tranquillity. For me the reason to go out as much as possible. With nature I connect, far away as possible from human society.
Parecía que estaba dormido, le daba el sol y aproveché para sacarle varias fotos, pero no estaba dormido siempre está alerta y despierto, no se le escapa nada. Me estaba mirando con los ojos entreabiertos.
Maias Fortress. (Forte das Maias) XVII Century. After been restaured it was painted with this fantastic and inexpectated color.
Oeiras, Portugal
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Foi erguido por determinação do Conselho de Guerra de D. João IV (1640-1656), sob a supervisão de D. António Luís de Meneses (1596-1675), 3° conde de Cantanhede, na qualidade de Governador das Armas da Praça de Cascais. Coadjuvava a defesa proporcionada pelo Forte de São Julião da Barra, a quem se subordinava.
This chipmunk was alerting to the other chipmunks and they alerted back. They were easy to find them when they made noise.
Spotted hyena (Crocuta crocuta) cubs, just outside their underground den. Cubs are born with soft, dark brown hair, and weigh 1.5 kg (3.3 lbs) on average. They begin to lose the black coat and develop the spotted, lighter colored pelage of the adults at 2–3 months.
Linyanti Wildlife Reserve, Botswana
Conservation status: Least concern
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This group of Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) seemed to be on alert. They were chasing each other around and kicking up the dust in the corn stubble.
Three Mule Deer paying close attention to the guy sticking his camera out of the window of the rolling rental car blind. They didn't care much for the mirror slap and turned to run about a second or two after this shot.
This trio was hanging out just after sunrise near the road through the prairie of Badlands National Park.
There are a lot of mule deer near the base of the eastern hills in the Bear Lake Valley, Idaho. The snow isn't as deep there so they usually find food, but they still look very thin. They watched us carefully but stayed near their food source instead of running away. We hope the plants start to leaf out soon so these beautiful animals can survive.
Brown Hare, despite the end of the breeding season these hares are still showing regularly, I sit for hours watching their antics sometimes I think they're watching me as well.