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Actually cleaning her water boots and drying them with the sun as we stabilize the canoe on the St. Lawrence River. Another view below…
The pink-footed goose is a goose which breeds in eastern Greenland, Iceland and Svalbard. It is migratory, wintering in northwest Europe, especially Ireland, Great Britain, the Netherlands and western Denmark.
It is a medium sized goose, 60-75cm long, the wingspan 135-170cm, and weighing 1.8-3.4 kg. It has a short bill, bright pink in the middle with a black base and tip, and pink feet.
The body is mid-grey-brown, the head and neck a richer, darker brown, the rump and vent white, and the tail grey with a broad
white tip.
Photographed with: Canon 5DSR
Not far outside Baxter State Park. I came back to this spot a few weeks later and the water had risen at least a foot after heavy rains, so most of the aquatic plants shown here were submerged.
WCRC West Country Class Pacific No.34067 'Tangmere' is seen at Beck Foot hot on the tail of class mate 34046 'Braunton' which passed moments before. 1Z52 Hull to Carlisle, Northern Belle.
I think this is a spiny footed lizard (Acanthodactylus erythrurus) but I'm happy to be corrected ! He was in the Cabo de Gata national park in southern Spain.
One Foot Dragging - Band of Oz
Too many women and too many pinball machines
I play too many women and too many pinball machines
They take all your money
Don't you give you back a thing
Not a doggone thing
Too much whiskey and too many bottles of beer
I drink too much whiskey and too many bottles of beer
Well if one don't get me
I know the other will
Oh yes it will
One foot kicking and one foot dragging the ground
Come on and sing it with me one time
One foot kicking and one foot dragging the ground
Well you might get me up, ha, but I ain't comin' down
Yellow-footed Antechinus (Antechinus flavipes) seen scurrying along the forest floor while we were birding, Heathcote, central Victoria, Australia. I think he/she had a home in this tree stump.
Seen in the goldenrods along Lake Creek, northwest Austin.
The opening above the middle leg makes me think of the tympanum in grasshoppers, but I can't find anything that says these have a comparable hearing organ -
Last month, I was able to photograph a European mantis (here a male, mantis religiosa) for the first time in the Eastern Eifel. The regional press recently reported on several occasions that they are now being found there.
The species is insect of the year 2017 in Germany.
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Letzten Monat konnte ich zum ersten Mal eine Europäische Gottesanbeterin (hier ein Männchen, mantis religiosa) in der Osteifel fotografieren. Die regionale Presse berichtete kürzlich mehrfach darüber, dass sie inzwischen dort vorkommen.
Die Art ist Insekt des Jahres 2017 in Deutschland.
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Man sieht den Leuchtturm von fast überall in Warnemünde. Er ist auch zum Wahrzeichen des kleinen Seebades geworden. Am Fuße des Leuchtturms steht Warnemündes berühmter „Teepott“, ein runder Bau mit eigenwilligem Dach sowie Cafés und Restaurants.
You can see the lighthouse from almost everywhere in Warnemünde. It has also become the symbol of the small seaside resort. At the foot of the lighthouse there is Warnemünde's famous "tea pot", a round building with an idiosyncratic roof, as well as cafés and restaurants.
My daughters foot in the sprinkler. I liked the idea and think it turned out cute.
Made Explorer on May 3, 2008 #303
A marabou stork on Ndutu Lake can't complete for looks with her nearby glamorous flamingo neighbours, but she can still hold her head up and put her best foot forward. These are huge carrion-eating storks wth wingspans up to ~10 ft. Their featherless heads help them to stay cleaner when they are feasting on large corpses. Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania.
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Giving up on finding an unclaimed harem, bull elk soaks his tired dogs in a small stream at the base of Deer Mountain in Rocky Mountain National Park. Hard work, that rut.
Taken in Hungary
The red-footed falcon, formerly the western red-footed falcon, is a bird of prey. It belongs to the family Falconidae, the falcons. This bird is found in eastern Europe and Asia although its numbers are dwindling rapidly due to habitat loss and hunting. It is migratory, wintering in Africa.
A red-footed booby in juvenile plumage skirts the shoreline before heading out to sea. Known as ‘ā in Hawaii, boobies have excellent visual acuity, contrast enhanced by carotenoid pigments that assist seeing through the air/water interface, and are able to easily locate their prey of fish and squid under water. It has a stout, tapered, saw-toothed bill with internal nostrils that is well evolved for plunge diving into the ocean from heights of as high as 30 meters to catch a meal. Agile fliers, they are also able to catch flying fish gliding over the ocean surface.