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Food for us comes from our relatives, whether they have wings or fins or roots. That is how we consider food. Food has a culture. It has a history. It has a story. It has relationships.
~Winona Laduke
Nice sized buck in the back yard eating apples...notice his antlers are still covered with velvet. It was pretty dark...had to ISO up to 1600.
A Timeline events photo shoot with the Ragged Victorians re-enactment group at Blists hill Victorian town living history museum 14.04.2024
I watched this eagle pluck the female Bufflehead out of the water, flew it straight towards me and perched on the piling in front of me. It ate every speck.
ALPS the Bus W777 'Arcadio Louise'
Yutong ZK6122HD
Location: ALPS Cubao Terminal, EDSA, Brgy Pinagkaisahan, Cubao, Quezon City
Female western lowland gorilla (gorilla gorilla gorilla) called "Imani" is enjoying her head of lettuce while watching her young daughter nearby.
Imani was born at the San Diego Zoo on 10/16/95 to Kimba Kumba and Memba and now lives at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park with her daughter, Joanne, and her adopted son, Frank.
Conservation Status: Critically Endangered
At the Ubud Monkey Forest Sanctuary in Bali, Indonesia, a crab-eating macaque (Macaca fascicularis) feels for food thrown into a pool. The Monkey Forest is home to three Hindu temples and a large population of often aggressive monkeys who have lost all fear of humans and try to steal food from them, as well as other objects carried by tourists. The monkeys are feed by the Monkey Forest staff and gather in large groups in the areas where they are fed.
27/07/16 www.allenfotowild.com
" My Mother always told me to eat my greens because they are healthy ..... so that's just what I'm doing!
Food made by Lisa of Pumpkin Hill Studios! Thanks Lisa!
...Alice eats faster than Ellen, when her bowl is empty she always steals something from Ellen's bowl.
We have affectionately named this moose, "Bruce the Moose." He has visited our yard for four years in a row now, the first two with his mother. We are not sure where he goes when he is gone, but he will come back on occasion and is very comfortable with my wife and I. (not so much with our dog) While taking his photos, he will walk towards us, ears forward, not pinned back. We refuse to try and touch him or feed him because we do not want him to associate humans as kind individuals.
He does me a favor by eating the young willows, if he only knew that I would pay him for his services!
We both hope Bruce will visit us for many years. However, moose are hunted each fall and the chances of a moose this close to houses makes his chances of living a long life very low. I hope he beats the odds.
Connexions started to introduce the branded Optare Tempos onto Knaresborough Road in Harrogate from April. Both being different in livery application which is shown to good effect here at a chance meeting. At least one more is due to enter service.
Cropped and framed, otherwise sooc. . . Almost look good enough to eat!
Thanks everyone, enjoy the day.
Drusilla is considering a new pie recipe. It calls for crow, but she may just go with traditional pumpkin. How could she eat a crow that is wearing a top hat?
Blythe a Day "Eat Crow" 10/26/21
Doll: Daunting Drusilla
Dress, apron: Etsy
Counter: thrift store recipe box repainted, distressed by me
Crow and small pumpkin: Michaels
Rolling pin, red bottle, milk: vintage Barbie Deluxe reading kitchen
Spoon, Halloween plate, pumpkin pie crust: Rement
Fat brown jug: fairy garden accessory, Lake Placid, NY
Knife: vintage Sindy
Fireplace on right: Target
Gray shelf on left: thrift store, repainted
Black bowl on left: thrift store repainted
Wall: paper roll from Hobby Lobby