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These little Goslings put a smile on my face and I hope they will for you <3
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baby, I felt brutal desire
you know I did now, ♬ you know I did ♬
the things:
Amias - Miri rings - for Maitreya, Legacy, Reborn, rings individually hidable @ Amais
Gravity Poses - Patience
Simple Things - Resort Wave Lounger & phone
In Nairobi, Kenya, just look up and this is what you see Storks have move into the city.
The locals call them the clean up committee. They will eat just about anything.
This time of year their nests are full of white fully chicks
One of the four baby fox... Backlit at sunset, photo was taken handhold...
Ilya told me in the comment from previous photo, he just came back from there, he learned from other visitors that the mom was killed by a coyote some time ago, very sad. Actually it is the dad who is taking care of the pups...
Green Lynx Spider with probably a hundred babies
I have been watching this spider since mid-summer down in the swamp. She protected one huge egg sac for about a month which I have a picture of that too. My little dog has been having problems so I just got to go back this week to check on what was going on. What a nightmare to see. Makes me itch!!!! You can read up on them on Goggle; they are venomous but not deadly. They are HUGE! She has this nest in an area where to get through the swampy area, I have to turn sideways going through. If someone that did not know went through, it could be bad. BEST ENLARGED. On a PC you can type Z to zoom.
Unfortunately, baby bear did not follow mom into the greenbelt. I had to wait a few minutes for it to climb down.
The baby horned owl was in a dark hole about 20 feet up a giant oak tree. I had to back up a bit to make the shot.
Its sibling was high up in another oak, sitting on a branch. They seem to be covered in fluff!
yellow eyes
looking out at the world
from a dark hole
Image and haiku by John Henry Gremmer
The front bunny arrived on my property early last summer to graze in the meadow and soon began hunting for seeds by the birdfeeder. The squirrels always chased him away until he learned how to stand up to them. The second baby arrived six weeks later and kept trying to be friends, but the original bunny took a page from the squirrels and acted aggressively. This is the magic moment when they finally bonded and became companions.
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An elephant averagely is pregnant every 5 years, and the calf will stay in the womb for about 22 months or almost 2 years, so if we calculate it right, averagely again, she can have 6 babies in her lifetime.
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This little baby toad was one of many crossing a grassy path..I nearly stepped on them and just saw them in time. I've no idea where they were heading as the pool (opposite direction) was quite a distance away, down a steep hill. Quite a journey for these youngsters, leaving 'home' for the first time, I hope they all made it to their destination and survived, such a perilous journey to undertake - there is safety in numbers, I hope! :)
Enjoy this beautiful sunny Wednesday :)
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Resting on a Pickerel Weed leaf. This little frog was less than an inch in length.
Howard County, Maryland
The first day we observed the Hairy Woodpeckers at this nest site they were not bringing food into it. There were long intervals of the male and female coming in and out...I believe they may have still been incubating the eggs. This day they were both bringing small insects into the cavity...'baby time'!
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Peeking through a bush i see a Fledgling Stonechat :-)
Took this picture and moved on as the parents were nearby. Always give birds distance this time of the year as they struggle to rear their young
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This baby newt is about two months old and nearly two inches long. It’s evolving out of the larval stage, where they look much like tiny fish with spindly arms, and now has a body more closely resembling adults, with spots and fully developed limbs.
The baby is still breathing through very visible gills – the feathery appendages at the back of its head. Within a couple of months they’ll disappear and the juvenile newt will begin breathing through its skin.
The red background is caused by leaves forming a substrate beneath the water. The patches of blue are reflections of sky penetrating the canopy.
I have special affection for babies of all species born on my North Carolina property, and pray they successfully survive the gauntlet of predators to become adults.
A Gannet keeping a tight hold of its baby high up on a ledge on Bempton Cliffs.
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