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As we were driving along the road, next to Isenberg Crane Reserve, we spotted something out of the right side of the automobile. We pulled up next to it and about 3 feet away, on a tree stump, was a Red Shouldered hawk that was preparing to eat its dinner meal.
Common Kingfisher with its catch at Masirah Island, Oman.
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A jaguar at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle looks like he wants to invite me to dinner. I declined. #jaguar #DinnerInvitation #WoodlandParkZoo #ジャガ #Seattle
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One Cormorant who won't be going hungry!
Overlooked by most., but one of our favourite birds
They're big and powerful flyers., Land and take off on water., Can swim as fast as most fish and have a wonderfully mischievous personality
When you think about it there's not much to match that!
Analogica, Zenit 3 M ( 1962 ) priva di esposimetro, Helios 58 mm f 2 ( M 39 ) Fuji color C 200, sviluppo con Tetenal. Questa mattina ho fatto la prima dose del vaccino Astra-Seneca ( la versione greca ) e questo pomeriggio è stato ritirato in Germania e Italia...
A great blue heron prepares to feed a juvenile child.
This Blue Heron picked a spot among a Wood Stork rookery - the only heron among the storks. The Great Blue is also the only bird I've witnessed stand up to a Wood Stork - couldn't have been easy raising this one in these surroundings.
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After a successful hunt, the Rough-leg flew off to enjoy his dinner. Unfortunately I had a tough time following him and had my shutter speed set a bit low-- this was as good a shot as I got. Riverlands Migratory Bird Sanctuary in West Alton, MO
Trapezia Crab Spider (Sidymella trapezia)
I have been seeing a number of these Crab Spiders in the garden recently. This one had caught a fly for dinner late yesterday afternoon on one of our African Daisies.
What did I do wrong in the preparations of the dinner.....??
Hope she don´t look in any mirror..... o.o.....
This broad-bodied Darter was lucky and catched a fat meal. I've been lucky too and could take this photo of it!
What a beautiful dragonfly!
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I never seem to get good Butterfly shots. I shot off maybe thirty of these and even went to get my macro camera. There were a few workable out of the A99.
Thanks to the butterfly who stayed in there while I attempted this.
I did manage to finish some song lyrics today.
Ladybug approaching aphid meal, upside down, a moment before impact, captured by Vivitar 55mm 2.8 Auto Macro
Spending more time than usual at the lagoon during this pandemic discovering its natural beauty. This evening I happened upon a bird which was unfamiliar to me, a Yellow-Crowned Night Heron. He seemed very comfortable with me shooting him at a fairly close distance...or perhaps he was just hungry enough not to care. He spent his time walking the shore looking for a tasty crab dinner.