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Just playing around with colours and zoom!

Golden Ears Park

A one note picture.

All the best for 2022. We had a lovely balmy walk of 13 degrees, round Balgavies Loch today, 1st January 2022. Due to it being mild and damp here in Angus, there are many fungi showing, including this Wood Ear, Auricularia auricula-judae.

A female bear (sow) nicknamed after her seemingly broken right ear @ Frazer Lake fish weir, Kodiak Island

Forest squirrel with cool ears !

Ears at the Rocks

 

The Rocks, Sydney

 

July, 2020

Etta watching Tessa approaching at Lawson Dog Park

It amazes me to watch a Coyote or Fox hunt with their ears. You can see them lock in on a vole with great concentration, move their ears for a precise location... and pounce.

The Lower Falls trail along the Gold Creek in Golden Ears Provincial Park, Maple Ridge B.C.

Daily Dog Challenge: Ears

Kahn's ears are very soft, too, (& Brian's) but white seems to be the softest :)

Common and widspread Hare's Ear fungi (Current science name Otidea onotica (Pers.) Fuckel). Lansdown near Bath, Somerset, Englandar

thinking is only an attitude ...

AYO Fluffy ears at the mainstore

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Moose has very odd ears:)

 

Un appel téléphonique, ça se fait toujours collé à l'oreille.

 

Mais je ne m'habituerai jamais à cette manière de faire... :-))

'CRICH - PAST TIMES 1940s EVENT' - 20th JUNE 2026

His owner said his ears were down when he was young. Now that he's older, they are up! Warm, friendly and on alert.

 

Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden in Coral Gables, FL hosts Dog Days on specific dates. Check their website or social media pages to confirm the next pet-friendly event. Enjoy fresh air and beautiful scenery with your leashed companion.

 

Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Miami FL

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Maize left as birdfood for winter.

Yellow ears against a clouded blue sky.

[Explored, June 25, 2014]

this roe hears every klik of the camera.

Glass earings on handpainted gesso crumpled paper

Amaroo Park hill climb, Sydney, Australia

From a transparency shot in the late 1960's to very early 1970's

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I have been sorting out some old holiday folders, when I came across this from Sicily, quite liked it so thought I would put it up.

Tin Ear

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I love how this looks like an enormous large-headed robot walking toward me! Night photo of the starry skies enveloping one of the Big Ears of the Owens Valley Radio Observatory, run by Caltech since 1958, located in beautiful Owens Valley CA. This looks like a decommissioned radio telescope. It was not operating and has peeling paint. I feel like in the last several years, every time I photograph the Milky Way in Owens Valley during the summer, there are numerous fires. I lit the radio telescope with a ProtoMachines LED2 light painting device during the exposure. Special thanks to Caltech.

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(Plate 8509) Nikon D750/Irix 15mm f/2.4 lens. Earth: 3 minutes f/2.4 ISO 400. Sky: 20 photos "stacked"; each image 15 seconds f/2.4 ISO 4000. July 2021.

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PARK3020 - Contemporary sculpture park in Lviv region of Ukraine. It aims at the sustainable development of contemporary sculpture in Ukraine.

 

"Ear" sculpture by Oleksii Zolotar

 

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Mule Ears framed between an Ocotillo from the mule Mars Spring Trail. This is not by best result from a focus stack. There was a slight breeze which was causing the ocotillo to sway. It took a lot of time in post just to get to this stage. Perhaps it would have been better to leave the ocotillo out of focus, but here it is. Big Bend National Park, Texas, USA, May 2016

 

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I adore Mule Deer and their giant ears. Love the curly fuzzy fur inside those big ol' ears too!

 

Colorado wild life

This provides context for the neighboring photos of the Elephant Ear plant. I am enamored of these gigantic, broad leaves that take on personalities as they droop dramatically when they need water... then perk up again when they get it. In fact, the reason I took this photograph was that I convinced myself I could stand and watch the wilted leaf long enough to see it rise from its resting place. (It takes a bit longer than I thought.)

aka Cat's ears.

A stack of 25 HF, C,S=3, LRC12.3

Cold, overcast and windy March morning

I don't remember having seen this fungus before. I'd be happy to be corrected, but I'm guessing it's golden ear (Tremella aurantia), Olympia, WA.

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Muntjack Deer. No birds around so a liitle beauty!

Granaries View

House on Fire Ruins

South Fork Mule Canyon

Bears Ears National Monument

Utah

January 2026

 

This well-preserved site consists of five granaries built into Cedar Mesa sandstone. The overhang that forms the ceiling has a unique, streaked pattern that resembles flames at certain times of the day.

Ancient Puebloans lived here between 700 and 2,500 years ago. The granaries perched high in the cliffs stored corn, a main source of food.

 

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