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My attempt at the "Crazy Tuesday" theme "Upwards".
Shot with a Meyer Optik "Trioplan 75 mm F 3.5" lens on a Canon EOS R5.
Wild Violet caught in branches. From yesterdays walk. Good thing I took a few minutes to blow off some VID Brain. Rain and cold today - snow on wknd. SERIOUSLY!!! UGH
Straight from camera.
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Cheryl called me for lunch when I was feeding the birds. When I returned the lid was missing off the peanut butter and half of it was gone. I didn't have far to look for the culprit.. he was fast asleep on my fence. I wish you'd seen the look on his face when he woke up and saw my smiling face less than a foot away. He jumped ten foot in the air.
The young burrowing owlets were busy flying to and fro as they had just become aware of what the wings were used for. So cute as you can see by their actions the joy and fun they were having trying out their wings . Look I can Fly !! How I love these little guys and could stay all day just watching.
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Oystercatcher (Haematopus ostralegus)
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RKO_0863. Two juvenile White-tailed Eagles fighting for a piece of meat! Another great interaction between two stunning eagles!
Part of the serie: The battle goes on (6)!
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I thought that this Heron would have no problems eating this long thin fish; however, that was not the case. I watched it struggle trying to swallow for several minutes. I finally walked away because I thought I might be putting off its meal. I was gone about 45 minutes, and when I came back the Great Blue was in the same place, but the lump was no longer sticking out of the side of its neck.
Caught this spider wider whilst looking for flowers at lunch time. It was back light with leaves forming the bokeh. I added a little fill flash and toned in lightroom.
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A nice surprise one morning when going out for the newspaper. This nervous mother had her 4 kits up our cherry tree. She wasn't too glad to see me. She wandered off a ways but kept a close watch on me. Was enjoyable watching the little ones climb back down and join her. Nice way to start my day.
Swedish naturalist Carl Linnaeus originally classified the raccoon as a relative of the bear in 1740. He named it Ursus cauda elongata and later Ursus lotor, which roughly translates to “long-tailed bear” and “washer bear,” respectively. In 1780, a German naturalist named Gottlieb Conrad Christian Storr came along and corrected Linnaeus’ error, creating a new genus for the raccoon, which is still used today. Now the raccoon is classified as Procyon lotor, which can be roughly translated to “early washer dog.” Hmmm, from a bear to a dog....but closer.
May your weekend be wonderful!