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This cute little face belongs to one of my favorite models, Sid Standiford. His Mom is Tom's daughter Shelly. This is one of the last shots I took with with my Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 before I traded that awful thing in for a better lens! Can you tell I'm surfing my archives for something to post??? LOL
Col. John Tanner, Alert Academy Commander, teaches the basics of General Search and Recovery (GSAR) in Big Sandy, Texas, June 6, 2015 as part of annual training from June 4-7 in Van Zandt County. The weekend’s training better prepared our Guardsmen to respond to serious disasters – such as a hurricane or tornado – to conduct mass care sheltering, damage assessment, search and recovery, and communications.(Photo by 1Lt. Francisco Gonzales, 19th Regt.)
Their counterparts at PDX chased us down the runway at the end of my trip. Our flaps wouldn't deploy... We flew around Portland for a while, probably trying this and that, talking to maintenance on the ground, burning off a bit more fuel. We landed very fast and used every inch of runway to stop. Fire trucks like this escorted us to the gate, maybe keeping an eye on our hot brakes.
Kid Kerzal and Grizla drop some hot n cold flava at a regular haunt..nice spot shame they put stupid ramps everywhere which makes certain places at this park a pain in the arse to get flicks of..
From some angles he is all cub, from others, looking very grown up. Had a good sniff around our garden this afternoon.
15/01/2021. El presidente del Gobierno, Pedro Sánchez, durante la reunión del Comité de Seguimiento del Coronavirus, acompañado, entre otros, por el ministro de Sanidad, Salvador Illa, la ministra de Política Territorial y Función Pública, Carolina Darias, y el director del Centro de Coordinación de Alertas y Emergencias Sanitarias, Fernando Simón.
A herd of deer in the Yala National Park.
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Parked down by the lake at Needham, I defy anyone to approve of those two colours on one car! 😂
Looks like it's quite an expensive BMW at that!
Bowery @ 1st St, 1994. This vacant lot was just south of CBGB. Full text read MIST ALERT EXIT AT GRAVY STONE, East Village
Even when he is playing or rolling around in the garden, Harry is always watchful. The slightest noise will make him jump. He loves to chase shadows.
Nombre: Red Alert
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: G1 Reissue
Año: 2002
Número de adquisición: 143
A pesar de que es un repintado de Sideswipe, Red Alert quedó muy bien como el jefe del cuerpo de bomberos.
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Name: Red Alert
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: G1 Reissue
Year: 2002
Number in Collection: 143
Altough Red Alert is a repaint of Sideswipe, it's very cool that he is the Chief of the Fire Department.
Nombre: Red Alert
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: G1 Reissue
Año: 2002
Número de adquisición: 143
A pesar de que es un repintado de Sideswipe, Red Alert quedó muy bien como el jefe del cuerpo de bomberos.
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Name: Red Alert
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: G1 Reissue
Year: 2002
Number in Collection: 143
Altough Red Alert is a repaint of Sideswipe, it's very cool that he is the Chief of the Fire Department.
Metro Transit Rider Alert poster noting route 16 is suspended as of December 4th, 2021.
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Deerland Malaysia
Located in a natural rainforest just a stone throw away from Kuala gandah Eplephant Sanctuary and Krau Wildlife Reserve at Bukit Rengit Lanchang, Pahang, it is about 2 hours away from Kuala Lumpur.
The serene and prestine natural environment is filled with abundance of flora and fauna.
Learn about the jungle, get in touch with your spiritual innerself. Feed the animals, appreciate what nature have to to offer.
(Animals includes monkeys, deer, snakes, sun bear and many more!)
The Rusa Deer or Sunda Sambar, Cervus timorensis, are native to the islands of Java eastwards towards Bali, and Timor in Indonesia. This species of deer is similar in ecology to the Chital of India, occupying open dry and mixed deciduous forests, parklands, and savannas. Rusa deer are also found as an introduced species on the Australian mainland and are a close relative to the larger Sambar deer.
Rusa Deer are moderately hunted in eastern Australasia and they have also established populations in remote islands probably brought by Indonesian fishermen. There are two subspecies of the Rusa; the more common and larger Javan Rusa, a large stag (male deer) weighing in at around 136 kg with does(females) being much smaller tipping the scales at around 96 kg. The second species of Rusa deer is the less common and slightly smaller Mollucan Rusa which on average are 20 kg lighter than their Javan cousins.
Rusa Deer are predominantly active around the early morning and late afternoon rarely being seen in the open and being very difficult to approach due to their keen senses and naturally cautious instincts. These deer have shown a very good sense of adaptation; living as comfortably in the dry Australian bush as they do in their tropical homelands. This trait is shown well in the more frequent encounters on the fringes of Wollongong and Sydney, and in particular, the Royal National Park, indicating steadily growing numbers and strong herds.
Rusa Deer are recognised by their large ears, the light tufts of hair above the eyebrows, the typical antlers seeming overly large for their body size. If you get get close to a free ranging Rusa stag and spook him, he will let out an extremely loud honk. This is a form of alarm and will alert any other deer in the vicinity of the unrecognised danger.
Rusa Deer are very sociable and you will rarely find one on its own; it may seem to be alone but these animals are masters of camouflage. Rusa Deer are so adept at hiding themselves that they may sometimes let you walk right past.
These animals breed around July and August in a period known as the rut. At this time stags battle for dominance and breeding rights of the females and contest these bouts through calling in a loud shrill bark or physical contact with the antlers.
The female's calf at the start of spring and animals are mature in aroung 3 to 5 years depending on conditions and habitat.
Sources : deerland.org