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The Netherlands, Friesland

Mahler 2 "Resurrection" symphony - finale with English subtitles conducted by Leonard Bernstein.

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Een bruine vlinder met veel oogjes op zijn vleugels. Hij leeft voornamelijk in zanderige gebieden, wat ook te herleiden is aan zijn kleur en naam.

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Aricia agestis

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Schagen, Noord-Holland

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Bears Den Natural Area, Gilsum NH

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The front legs on this Griz are amazingly huge. This photo was taken in early October on the North Slope of Alaska's Arctic region. He is standing on what is left of a Musk Ox calf, guarding it from ravens and the photographer. The Grizzly Bear was following a herd of Musk Ox and he got one calf and one young cow that I know of. This is one of the harsher parts of wildlife photography, watching the predator/prey scenerio play out.

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near Veneto in Italy

Flal, Pagedal-wandeltocht op 25 januari 2020.

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bruin cafe Ome Ko, Muiden, The Netherlands

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A boar grizzly posing nicely for me in the Yukon.

The correct scientific name for the species is “brown bear,” but only coastal bears in Alaska and Canada are referred to as such, while inland bears and those found in the lower 48 states are called grizzly bears.

The brown bear is larger, primarily due to their advantage of dining on salmon. The grizzly bear has a larger shoulder hump. Both are most impressive. Always a thrill to see and be near them.

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