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This owl spent the day napping in our backyard. It did perk up after hearing another owl in the neighborhood.
Taivas has spotted a friend across the road, she hopes there may be biscuits on offer! In Explore at #104
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great tit ~ parus major
The great tit is on the RSPB Green status list.
Connection problems but catching up slowly.
A freezing day but not so wet so I decided to take a look to see what was about. Surprisingly although the light was poor I took a few photos which made getting chilled to the bone worthwhile.
One of the more common antelope of the African savannah, Impala have been referred to as the Macdonalds of the bush as they are of the most common prey for predators. The distinctive markings on the rump also resemble the company logo to a degree. The Impala is preyed upon by most of the large carnivores and the young often fall prey to Pythons. The Impala is therefore on constant alert. Should one of them spot danger, it will snort an alarm and the whole herd will scatter. It is one of the treats offered by nature to see this antelope perform their incredible 3 meter high and 12 meter long leaps.
Here's one from a recent outing with my old buddy Daps. First time we've painted together in about 10 years.
Nice one D.
Summer noon in the Lohachaur region of Corbett National park when we were out on a safari, we sighted this magnificient striped beast on the road. From distance, we got confused it for a barking deer. We were excited to see this tigress. On the first day of the safari, if you see a tiger everyone gets excited and ticks of a big item from your list.
We were lucky as this tigress decided to sleep on the road for close to two hours. We could do nothing but to let the princess sleep and keep photographing every movements she made. We heard many birds but none panicked. She moved away only after a safari geep came from the opposite side.
These two cats were in opposite moods at a cate cafe in Tokyo.
Location: Calico Cat Cafe, Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
Whitetail doe with fawn.
At this time of year the deer are drawn into our backyard to feed on acorns that fall from a couple of large oak trees.
Today’s nature walk in Central Tucson revealed this alert mourning dove high above us in a large mesquite tree. It was a beautiful bright sunshiny day🌞
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"Nature Walk" "Central Tucson" America National "Bright Sunshine" "Mesquite Tree" Shade "White-Winged Dove Dove Bird Nature "Canon PowerShot SX70 HS"
two more fieldfares from yesterday ,definitely better on focus ,i have spent this afternoon fine tuning it a bit more to
Here I've tried to highlight some of the current situation with the Corona virus awareness in Rajshahi.
22 March, 2020
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In the last hour or so of sunlight we came upon two male lions, laid in the bush sleeping, no doubt readying themselves for a night of hunting.
This one seemed more alert than the other, and in an instant was up and staring off into the distance, undoubtedly at a noise that we hadn’t heard, away in the bounds of the Madikwe Game Reserve in South Africa.
In case anyone thinks Dot's life is all catnaps all the time, here's a photo of her looking very alert in her crow's nest at the top of her cat tower.
She entertains herself and us when she storms the tower during the dinner hour.
During a brief respite from the pouring rain I decided to take my son to the local animal welfare centre and came across this deer. I really liked her alert expression and thought I'd share it with you.
Davis-Monthan AFB.
Tucson, AZ.
11-15-24.
Photo by: Ned Harris.
The Morris Air National Guard Base is home to the Air National Guard's premier F-16 fighter pilot training unit, the 162nd Wing. It is one of the largest ANG wings in the country and resides next to the Tucson International Airport. The wing shares use of the runway, security and fire control with the airport. Guardsmen provide ready forces in support of civil authorities and wartime operation.
The 162nd is the “face of the USAF to the world”, providing the best-trained coalition war-fighting partners for the United States Air Force. The wing has trained pilots from 25 countries that fly the F-16 today while developing strategic partnerships and building strong international relationships based on performance, friendship, and trust.
Homeland Defense: From Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, the wing operates a 24/7 alert detachment to provide a rapid reaction force ensuring air sovereignty over the Southwest.