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A black-backed jackal stands alert at the edge of a rain soaked muddy road in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. The rainy season that comes early in the year in this area is a time of plenty for the animals. These jackals are endemic to Africa and prefer open woodland savanna.
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Fall leaves, from the garden. Captured with an old Vivitar Series 1, 105mm Macro, on my Pentax K-1 Mark II. (K1AA7233) In album "Red Alert".
Alpaca alertness.
While the sheep are rushing in to gain a feed of grain it is the job of the alpaca's to maintain a vigilant overwatch.
Farmers have discovered that these unusual South American camelid mammal's offer a protection to the sheep who would otherwise be exposed to predators such as foxes and birds of prey.
Cumnock, Central West, New South Wales, Australia.
I love cows for their trust and curiosity, I murmured soothing words as I leaned over the fence to get this group shot. It all went pear shaped when I invited then to a barbecue, but by then I has my shot. What was I saying about trust?
Young cottontail rabbit making a late day cameo visitation to my front yard.
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Good sample how great a legacy lens can be, adapted to a mirrorless body! This is a very sharp lens with no issues, except slight color fringing against bright backgrounds. And it's a heavy lens. The use as a tele-macro lens is better than I expected, but I prefer the 105mm Micro Nikkor for closer focusing distance, size and weight.
NIKKOR 180mm f-2.8 ED Ai-S MF & Metabones NF-X-mount Adapter [270mm]
African Wildcat (Felis silvestris lybica) Afrikanische Wildkatze oder Falbkatze
South Africa February 2018
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
a male Baltimore Oriole--these birds are so beautiful and I love to hear them singing as I work in my garden.
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Alert passing Shotley on her way from Ipswich to Harwich.
Alert is a rapid intervention vessel designed with buoy handling, wreck marking, towing, multibeam and side scan hydrographic surveying capability. Alert can respond rapidly to any maritime incident primarily in the busy shipping routes of the Dover Strait, English Channel and southern North Sea.
Name: Alert
Vessel type: Rapid intervention vessel
Port of registry: London
Home port: Harwich
Flag: United Kingdom
IMO: 9338618
MMSI: 235010690
Call sign: MLPH9
Crew: 6
Cabins: 2 x single, 4 x double
Length overall: 39.3m
Beam: 8.4m
Draught: 2.7m
Gross tonnage: 302 ton
Max deadweight: 60 ton
Crane: 1 x 3.5 ton at 10 m, 2.2 ton at 15 m, knuckle boom
Winch: 1 x 3.3 ton SWL
Workboat: 1 x 5.4 m RIB with 50 hp (37.25 kW) outboard engine
Fuel capacity: 42 ton
Engines: 2 x Caterpillar diesel
Engine output: 2 x 2,000 hp (1,492 kW) at 1,600 rpm
Bow thruster: 1 x 207 hp (155 kW) at 1,620 rpm
Max speed: 17 knots
Service speed: 12 knots
Bollard pull: 28 ton
Builder: Stocznia Remontowa SA, Gdansk, Poland
Launch date: 11th. October 2005
Operator: Trinity House
Another long day out in the Cotswolds hoping to get images of Short Eared Owls that spend time over wintering before returning home.
A Short Eared Owl standing alert on one of the perching posts put out by the farm land owner.
Explored 15-03-2020
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A good kick-off to 2016, having found this Sharp-Shinned Hawk checking out the songbirds in our woodland on New Year's day during a rare break in the gloomy skies.
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