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I couldn't get her to explain exactly what was going on here, but there's something fundamentally toddler-esque about it.
Muttamorphosis Dog Training & Behaviour Kennel Club Good Citizen Puppy Foundation Graduates March 2011
Public Lecture on "Changing Consumer Behaviour: Are We Becoming More Demanding?" by Professor Moira Clark, Director, Henley Centre for Customer Management on 25 February 2015
Public Lecture on "Changing Consumer Behaviour: Are We Becoming More Demanding?" by Professor Moira Clark, Director, Henley Centre for Customer Management on 25 February 2015
Some odd Sea Lion behaviour. One Sea Lion sat motionless in the water for perhaps an hour holding a fin/fluke in the air. Every few minutes it would raise its head and take a breath of air. A second Sea Lion was sitting beside it and would also raise its head occasionally. Mating behaviour?
Point Roberts.
A potential Metrolink tram route in Salford between Salford Quays and Salford Crescent via Langworthy Road,Chimney Pot Park and Windsor Bridge.
Award winning upside down houses next to Chimney Pot Park.
The terraced houses in the Seedley and Langworthy area were built around 1910, laid out in a regular terraced grid and adjoining a neighbourhood park to the south.
Raised 5m above the surrounding streets through the parks location on top of an old reservoir the defining feature is the massive brick walls along its edge. Its height and its walls are clearly its greatest asset however they are also the cause of many of the parks problems with anti-social behaviour.
Several deer apparently roam freely on Miyajimacho Island and this is a sign just outside the ferry terminal which gives out some behavioural guidelines and other useful information. Sure enough, I found of of the deer loitering about just beyond the sign. Well, we will talk about the deer a little later (see subsequent images). But just a brief word here- despite the notice here warning visitors not to feed the animals, I've seen some articles on the net about the relative lack of greenery and natural foods (herbs and grass) for the deer. Visitors buy 'deer cookies' from a kiosk a little distance away from here and the deer keep picking on the trash left behind by visitors. So the lack of nutritious and more importantly natural foods mean that many of the deer are falling sick and even dying, and have come to depend on humans for food. I am here for barely an hour and a half and so am unable to comment on that, but yes, I did observe that the deer are mostly snacking on artificial foods and there is a general lack of grass around, barring the odd patch or two here and there. Back to the sign, it is fairly self explanatory if viewed in full screen or expanded mode so I will let you read up the information for yourself. (Hiroshima,Japan, Apr/ May 2019)
Egretta ardesiaca, Black Heron, Sare Yoba, Casamance, Senegal
@ How to explain the Black Heron's hunting behaviour? @
The bird is mostly seen wading forward rather quickly in an upright position, stopping abruptly and, at the same time, stretching its wings forward over its head to form a canopy, a few centimetres above or sometimes touching the water surface. During this posture, which is only held for two or three seconds, foot-stirring under the canopy can clearly be seen in the majority of occasions. After folding back its wings, the egret again wades with agile steps before resuming the canopy posture.
The canopy-formation may eliminate reflections from the water surface, enabling the egret to see more easily into the water. But is this the sole advantage?
(see further comment at photos 3235616795 and 3235617881)
(from The Bokmakierie, periodical magazine, Southern African Ornithological Society, Volume 37, No 3, September 1985, pages 73-75)
Leica R-E analogue camera & Leica-Telyt lens 560mm f/5.6
A similar hunting sequence (February, 2010) can be seen on the set "Birds of The Gambia" from www.flickr.com/photos/snarfel/4413354301/in/set-721576234... onwards (digital pictures).
Aigrette ardoisée - Garceta azabache - Garça preta - Glockenreiher - Swartreier - Black Egret
The regular Sunday Evening service at Hexham Community Church results in the complete blocking of the pavement. The large trailer which belongs to a charity is so close to the junction that pedestrians have to walk unseen into the main road.
This Air Jamaica plane was about 30 degrees off course. It made a dramatic dip and turn and bank - I swear, those passengers had to be frightened as hell. I was... since it headed right at me after turning! Act of terrorism and I have my camera, lovely... er, not.
Sept. 18, CR3, 11:00am. Brian Cugelman presents "The Psychology of Mass-Interpersonal Behavioural Change Websites"
An ad from Lincolnshire Crimestoppers' Gauge your behaviour campaign in a taxi in Lincoln.
The campaign urges people to give information anonymously to Crimestoppers about anyone they know or have seen who has committed criminal damage or other crimes.