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The bucket is full of chunks of bloody meat which the keeper would throw at intervals to the cheetah. All the while the cheetah is making low growling noises, suggesting that it is not happy to be kept waiting for a full meal.
I could not help but wonder if, one day, the cheetah might choose "self serve".
This gorgeous dunnock was busy feeding it's newly fledged chick.
Dunnock - Prunella Modularis
Our Garden - Guiseley
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Just back from a great day watching baby Western Grebes. A first for me and I fell in love with them. These parents were very busy with three little mouths to feed.
Rainbow Lorikeet (Trichoglossus haematodus) juvenile adult
The juvenile (on the left) that featured yesterday being fed.
A couple of avocets poking around in the mud at low tide, looking for something to eat. Burlingame, California.
Papa Bluebird feeding a mealworm to one of his youngsters. They have been making regular visits to the mealworm feeder, as often as five times a day. I have a large mealworm feeder, with a roof to offer protection, and large enough for as many as eight bluebirds to be inside at one time. Dad has been teaching the youngsters how to enter and exit the feeder, but they still prefer to have Dad drop their food directly into their mouths. The feeder is in our "bird tree" very close to our house, the background in this image is the potting shed. Backyard birds.
An adult barn swallow in flight feeds one of its perched babies from this year.
Terrell's Island Preserve
Winnebago County, Wisconsin
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The father returned to the nest and began feeding one of the nestlings. Photographed at the W. 9th Street rookery, Santa Rosa, California.
check out Dragonflydreams88, Sher and I went on this adventure together and I'm sure she will be posting her images....awesome trip.
Hello my flickr friends and l've been going to this spot for about a week now and finally today l got two shots that l'm really happy with, this being one of them
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"Ana Chata" Mountain, "Pedra do Baú" Complex, São Bento do Sapucaí, São Paulo, Brazil.
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Watching the birds in our garden.
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Set off for my morning paper and found around twenty Redwings happily feeding in the tree opposite the shop, as I only live a few hundred yards away nipped home and got my camera and had a very productive few minutes in the sunshine taking images of them.
I took a snap of these deers glazing the grass at a very close range. It was actually near the parking lot at one of the outlook points inside the Badlands National Park.
This is the time of the year when many of these little birds are busy feeding cuckoos.
This beauty surprisingly was ringed.
Meadow Pipit - Anthus Pratensis
Kex Gill - Yorkshire Dales
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Black Swan (Cygnus atratus)
Lovely to see the Swan family at the Heathdale - Glen Orden Wetlands all healthy and well. The four cygnets are getting quite big now.
I am assuming that someone had been 'feeding' them before I arrived, something I really don't like seeing.
This fledgling Jackdaw arrived very wet, and vulnerable on our veranda this morning. It hung around for quite a while entertaining us by begging for food and jumping up onto my hand to be fed with a morsel of biscuit. It's parents were keeping an eye out for it and eventually managed to coax it back up where it belongs....
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