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Wild hare relaxed whilst I take my pics

Brown Pelicans and Cormorants grooming in the mid-day sun.

Melaka, Malaysia

Nutmeg sitting in our redwood tree grooming itself during the last sunlight of the day.

Ah yes, these little critters never let me down and always provide plenty of poses and expressions for my awaiting lens.

 

That pink tongue is working hard to clean those paws, one seen on the nose and the other just below the tongue :)

 

Rodents spend a lot of time grooming themselves and keeping their coats clean and shiny.

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Taken at Lower Bridge Street, Chester, UK (January 2024)

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Taken Sunday morning along the Grand River at the Grand Ravines North Park.

Skoll decided to interrupt a quick grooming session.

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Pet grooming business

I like this picture of a pelican grooming its plumage

African Buffalo - Syncerus caffer - Kaffernbüffel with a Yellow-Billed Oxpecker (Buphagus africanus) Gelbschnabel-Madenhacker

 

Kruger NP - Februar/March 2017

 

South Africa

 

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Yellow Crested Night Heron

A pair of Mallards grooming their feathers

Chimps at Taronga Zoo, Sydney

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Africa Kenya Masai Mara Wild Lionesses Animals Wildlife Face Grooming Grass Green Cubs Mouth Ears

Photography by Matthew & Ariel Irving

The groom. Unposed, grabbed shot. Looking like he has the lead part in Rob Roy instead of Liam Neeson. Rob Roy ...one of my favourite movies www.youtube.com/watch?v=jh2DKNNMn5s

Grooming day and Bella is exhausted.

Green Heron preening. Beautiful Bird! Marbut's Bend May 2023

A closeup of the leopardess grooming her fur. You can see the details of the tongue!

Benni was so happy to see me when I came to pick her up. She jumped off the table and then back on so I could take this photo. It's nervous for her with Lauren, new owner and groomer, after 6 years with Salah.

Spitalfields ,London

A Roseate Spoonbills stops to preen it's feathers.

On a Forsythia blossom today in the woods off of Ship Road

Una de las cruces mas grandes del mundo.

 

www.crossministries.net/

  

The construction you see

here took eight months

to complete. Every piece

had to fit together when

the frame was transported

and assembled at the

construction site forty

miles away. When completed, the

cross would weigh 1,250 tons

or 2 1/2 million pounds.

  

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