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This morning, I woke up to some texts alerting me to the fact that the LAST active CNW-painted unit on the UP roster was on the point of the MNPHN, and in Topeka already! Sure enough, that'll get you out of bed. I missed this one headed west on Friday, so I was thrilled to get it headed back today.
Here, it's in the New South with the new crew on board, and a green light for it to roll onto the Topeka Sub at CP Z068.
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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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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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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Cats become alert due to their natural instinct as both predator and prey, causing them to constantly scan for threats, prey, or environmental changes using superior hearing and vision.
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I had about 30 seconds to get a shot of this moose calf before it scurried back into the trees along with its sibling and mom. All three were pretty skittish and after I topped a small ridge into their view they quickly retreated. Taken near Soldotna, Alaska. Best viewed Large.
Sleeping Giant Provincial Park
Ruffed Grouse
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This Heron was on alert briefly while walking along the water by some nearby birds calling, i can't remember but it would have been Magpies or Ravens.
This greenie turned quickly as something got its attention. This may be the last green heron image until Spring as I haven't seen any lately. Thanks to all for the comments and faves. They are much appreciated.
Spoiler alert - these are not "wild birds". They are rehab birds that were guests at the High Desert Museum, in Bend, Oregon, a couple of years ago. If you look closely, you can see a transmitter antenna on the lower back of the top bird.
We were able to have fun taking pics of these birds during a pre-covid half-day photo shoot with these wonderful raptors. If you ever get a chance to sign up for this event at the High Desert Museum, Just Do It! You won't be sorry. The staff is wonderful, as are the photo instructors (Hi Abbott!).
These birds are not native to Oregon, more to Mexico and the border area. However, I love the way that their colors mesh with the background of the high desert area around Bend.
Every once in awhile, one of the residents of the High Desert Museum flies off, at which point the staff members hop in their truck and track down the AWOL guest, using the transmitters that are temporarily attached to the guests while they participate in events such as the one that we attended.
Fun Times Indeed!!!
Il Bormida e altri fiumi esondati, traffico ferroviario interrotto e la A 10 chiusa per ore, allagamenti, frane...
Oggi l'allerta era gialla, domani sarà arancione : scuole chiuse a Savona, Genova, La Spezia e in molti comuni.
Io dovrò uscire per impegni presi precedentemente.
Intanto il mio ibisco rosa è splendidamente fiorito ( ho fotografato solo una parte perché i fiori sono davvero tanti ). Anche quello arancione ha molti boccioli. Un po' di colore contro un cielo e mare grigi
Genova
The weather is nasty... but my flowers go on blooming