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Ten point White-tailed Deer buck (Odocoileus virginianus) standing at rigid alert. Image taken in South Dakota.

They suddenly became interested in something behind us and all looked up.

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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Scan of a vintage Lotto-shape game piece from a vintage board game purchased on Etsy from Dime Store Chic.

A female Northern Flicker. She is a regular at our suet feeder during the winter but has been away over the summer. It's nice to see her back today!

Grey Seals, Horsey Gap

I realise with the wonders of the World Wide Web and flickr we are able to share our images across countries and continents and thought it might be worth sharing a little bit of information on the red squirrels that I have spent a fair bit of time with in recent weeks.

 

The red squirrel is native to Britain, but its future is increasingly uncertain as the introduced American grey squirrel expands its range across the mainland. There are estimated to be only 140,000 red squirrels left in Britain, with over 2.5 million greys. Sadly endangered throughout the UK as vast tracts of land become the domain of their dominant, non-native grey cousins, red squirrels are relatively easy to spot in Scotland, which is home to three quarters of the British population. The bushy tail and tufted ears combine to make the red squirrel one of the country's most endearing mammals.

 

As the end of winter approaches the red squirrel will lose the impressive tufted ears and much of their winter coat so I thought this is a good time to capture some of their behaviour while they still look in prime condition. The red squirrel is extremely agile and prefers to travel from tree to tree rather than on the ground. They always seem to be on the move, whether it be chasing on another or searching for food and they manage to perform various acrobatics along the way and this is what I have tried to capture in this series of images.

 

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I think the fox had seen me.

The Chestnut Centre.Derbyshire.England

Here I've tried to highlight some of the current situation with the Corona virus awareness in Rajshahi.

 

22 March, 2020

© Ayon Saha

#StaySafe #Covid19 #Corona #AyonSaha #Bangladesh

Female hog deer photographed at Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve Uttarakhand, India.

Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery

In this case, Hubby outside knocking on the front door just for these shots.

 

Henry (near) is less likely to give an alarm, but much more believable when he does.

 

Hence one of Zachary's nicknames: The Alarmist.

 

Our Daily Challenge - May 15 2014 - "Windows"

 

Daily Dog Challenge 927. "In and/or Out"

 

Stop on by Zachary and Henry's blog: bzdogs.com

2007-00-10 51:04:93 -> Singal inputed at your camera: CD4DBDMPDARBB4PPYZW1(channle 520)

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United States Ambassador Jacobson with newly installed Chicago road sign at Alert, Nunavut

an alert prairie dog at Wind Cave National Park

Something has just erupted at the Whitney in NYC

Tampon Alert System Flow diagram.

 

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- Mockingbird in Backyard in Austin, TX

Great Crested Grebe.

 

Coppull, Lancashire.

Red Alert

  

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A young Dusky Moorhen keeping an eye out for danger while it walks along the edge of the creek.

Alert Bay, on Cormorant Island, was once a thriving fishing village. A majority of the island's residents belong to the ‘Namgis First Nation of the Kwakwaka’wakw. Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada

This Speck is alert to my whereabouts but not too concerned as hunting season is over and they can now rest easy.

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