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Tree swallow mom continues the feeding process outside the nest.
Both parents do a sort of fly by feeding, never landing, always searching for more food for the young.
Burnham Prairie
A profile view of this orange and black beetle that spends its whole life cycle on the Milkweed plant.
Here it is perched on the plant's flowers and is eating the flower's nectar and actual flower parts.
Have a great Sunday, everyone.
Once in awhile these guys show up at the pond, and I'm always pleased to see them. This is a drake in Siskiyou County, California
Two guys feeding the gulls during the blue hour at Waryas Park on the Hudson River ~ Poughkeepsie, NY
I'm hungry mom!!
They are really sweet to look at, the babies are all shivering and mom and dad are so eager to feed them
Poppa returns to feed one of his two young Silvereye fledglings who are eagerly awaiting breakfast; Jerrabomberra Wetlands, ACT.
Monkey Eating Panipuri the common street food very popular with girls specially. The animal seemed quite friendly and was enjoying the pani puri much like his human counterparts. A number of people had gathered to watch the spectacle including me.
Among all the street foods of India, golgappa (or pani puri) is undoubtedly one of the most favourite. We have seen this yummy street-style delight in practically every state of India, even though it may be called by different names everywhere. Whether you call it pani puri or golgappa, puchka or paani batasha - there is no denying that it is unbelievably delicious.
Blacky feeding his youngster while the other two were in the bath. Maybe his final set of youngsters this year. This was their third nest they have successfully reared three.
After first set of fledglings were killed by a Neighbours cat they then nested next door and successfully reared two from the second nest before this third set
A beautiful little finch with a sharp pink bill, cherry-red face, and brilliant black-and-yellow flashes in the wings. Juvenile (seen in late summer and autumn) has a plain head but is told easily by bold wing pattern.
Uses a wide array of wooded and open habitats, from forests and gardens to steppe grasslands and meadows; often feeds on seeding thistles.
Forms flocks in autumn and winter, gathering at food sources. Can be inconspicuous, but often detected by pleasant bubbling and twittering calls and song.
A new arrival in our garden this morning - a baby blackbird in its usual state of never ending hunger, keeping the parents very busy.
A quick grab shot through the lounge window and taken in a very shady area of the front garden, hence the grain and ultra high ISO.
This fox had just swallowed something it had eaten, still chewing on whatever it was.
This was taken in October, the early part of winter when you live in the Arctic. The first snows will usually cover the tundra in September and will stay until late May the following year.
Red Fox will feed on rodents they hear burrowing under the snow. They will also predate the Arctic Fox as well. Man leaves a lot of waste food around for the fox to consume as well.
A couple of young ewes having milk of their mum,in a field down the lane towards the estuary at Talsarnau.
Feeding Time - If you have never seen this interaction between an Adult Great Egret and it's Chicks, it can become very intense. The chicks are very aggressive and jerk the adult all over the place, while competing with each other. Indian River - New Smyrna Beach, Fl
I'm not Gladys Klip, but I love shooting these wonderful American White Pelicans. They are so magnificent. Can't wait to show you to the best of my ability the herding of fish for feeding that comes soon after this preening time. These are wintering birds here in Central Florida so we enjoy them while we have them.
This are the latest and last pics of the robin chicks. At the end I didn't go back since the parents got a little too protective ;-) and I think only one made it ;-( But this are the best shots I got of them before they left! View Large On Black
Here is when they were just a day old or so:
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and here a little later: