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The rescued neonate Western racer (Coluber constrictor mormon) is very alert which is a good sign. Photo by Frank.
When Bali United is not playing, the "Timnas" away team mark is appear. There may be a spoiler alert.
Twente - ALERT 2014: A nation wide exercise with emergency services, military and Red Cross/SIGMA teams. (SIGMA = Fast response units for medical assistance )
© Peter Busscher
Went down to my blind this morning and this little 5 point was the only deer that showed up.
It is amazing how far sounds carry in the woods, since school started back last week the bus picks up some kids down the rode.
The bus was honking it's horn this morning, that is what he is looking at.
He did not stay long, he has not gotten use to the new noise yet.
Sorry the photo is noisy, I have a 7D but I can not get it to handle high ISO's.
The UK Engineering Task Force is rehearsing an Indirect Fire scenario, which involves casualties. The Grenadier Guards provide force protection and stand-to in case of an attack as well as searching the camp for unexploded ordinances.
This member of the rodent family of animals, was very wary of me, and very protective of his surroundings.
Walking through Lincoln Memorial Garden's many paths, I was on the lookout for animals, hoping to get a portrait if possible. I noticed this bushy-tailed squirrel ahead of me, scurrying down the path. I stopped and it stopped to see what I was up to. I stood still, and it did likewise. I started walking towards it, and it proceeded to the nearest tree, climbing just a few feet up the trunk and keeping a watchful eye on me. I moved closer to it, and it moved further up the tree.
Eventually, this bright-eyed adult squirrel ventured closer to me, but high on the tree limb. Then as I started to take it's photograph, it turned this and that way, twitching its tail to and fro, all the while keeping me clearly in its sights. In situations like this, other squirrels have begun to chitter at me, or perhaps it's a call of warning to its brethren of the forest, I don't know which. This one, just kept on the alert, waiting for me to make my next move.
I bid it a good day, and moved on, having gotten my portrait. I didn't turn around to see what the squirrel was doing as I moved away, but I imagine it kept me in its sights for a while.
Nice of it to pose for me.
This is a photo of a red fox, taken at the British Wildlife Centre (www.britishwildlifecentre.co.uk).
Ears pricked, ready for fight or flight, this one very alert fox !!!
Unfortunately red foxes are the most important rabies vector in Europe. :-(