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"Be alert. We need more lerts."
Sydney graffiti from decades ago.
Was in bright sun, so I can't see her eyes in this one but I still liked it.
Anyhoo, I'm just posting a couple tonight as I haven't been on for a few days.
If I'm behind in visits or returning visits to you, I'm sorry.
I'm on a self-retrieval mission lately.
I will catch up, soon as.
Fish dinner tonight - Enjoy your weekend :)
I do love this little bird. It has the same characteristics as its relations, the other tits, energetic, colourful and determined. It is loving the peanuts and comes quite frequently through the day.
This Great blue heron was 'fishing' close to the bank of Galloway Creek where it becomes Lake Springfield in the Nature Center. It didn't seem to mind the big lens on the trail ~25 yards/meters away. Sometimes breakfast is more important than the poparazzi.
The baby owl was actually seldom seen at age three weeks, tucked safely behind mama Great Horned Owl. We hope to visit again in a few days, and I expect that the little one will be more readily visible. It only takes two months from hatching to fully grown and fledging, so the changes in one week are striking.
Cow moose and her calf @ Freedom Hills, Talkeetna, Alaska. Defending her calf she had a stand-off with a black bear the night before and suffered scars on her face www.flickr.com/photos/hstachel/51306858298/in/pool-bornto... as well as a torn pelt on her back .
Masked Lapwing (Vanellus miles)
Along the banks of the Maribyrnong River at Footscray Park.
From the archives.
A nervous grizzly cub on high alert clings to its mother's back in a sedge grass meadow, Khutzeymateen estuary, BC. The cub has learned from its mother that male grizzly bears are dangerous (they can kill unrelated cubs) and when the pair are feeding in the open they always are alert for the presence of danger from males in the vicinity.
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This week I visited an open range zoo where I gave my camera a good workout. Meerkats are among my favourite animals, such a delight to see them on guard against predators who are unlikely to ever come, while others scratched in the sand for treats supplied by their keepers.
It's interesting to watch a cat's whiskers, they are quite expressive and sometimes even seem to have a life of their own. :)
Cape robin-chat after a territorial dispute with an olive trush. And is soaking up some sun to calm it’s nerves
It is true that the white tailed deer in Cades Cove are more used to seeing people and therefore a little less skiddish but they do remain on alert and ready to run at any moment
White Tailed Deer and the morning Fog
Cades Cove Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Sandhill Crane (Antigone canadensis)
San Luis Valley / Sangre de Cristo Range
Monte Vista NWR, Monte Vista, CO
ORDER: Gruiformes
FAMILY: Gruidae
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A buck looking for some snacks
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