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detail from my last installation about french patriotic behaviour in the french colonial isle martinique
This 1711 work by Desportes shows that cats have always been resourceful. Walker art gallery, Liverpool.
I finally got Ratty and Roland to hand feed, they watched how the Squirrel did it and decided to give it a go.
I was taking some self-portraits for work, with the assistance of the wife. This was one of the rejects.
403EX on off-shoe cord, bounced off gable ceiling.
Swedish melodic rockers Miss Behaviour perform as a part of the Smokhead Rocks Tour, on it's last date in London on October 12th, 2011.
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//XiLaii ♥
There are many albums and records that are special to me. This album is one such record... I now have it on vinyl, thank you sir for this incredible gift
Keeping an eye on me as I prowled round a cemetery, in the hope that I would disturb some bugs for it to nip down and catch. Behaviour that originated following rooting herds of Wild Boar now gives us the legend of the friendly Robin... cupboard love, all of it.
Chased the two geese right out to the road but they keep coming back. Someone should tell the swan that all he needs do is stop the geese building a nest.
Last day of holidays! Tomorrow not only will I be returning to Uni to continue into my second year with my Visual Art degree, but my partner will be starting his degree on Animal Behaviour. I'm very proud of him, he sat the entry test - scored well, sat a math test - 100% and more importantly decided on what he was passionate about, not letting years of being away from study stop him.
Not sure if one is a juvenile but the other one doesn't look quite like a juvenile or adult male Woodie.
This is not a particularly good shot but it's interesting in as much as this female balckbird has learned a feeding technique from a song thrush. Breaking garden snails up for a meal has always been a trick of the thrush but here this blackbird is having a go. Mind you, she needs to improve her technique a bit. A thrush would be banging the snail on a rock noyt the grass. It took her 10 minutes to get her snail out and half of it was left in the shell. Still, she came back for more so she must have thought it worth the effort.