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My daughter really likes the Harry Potter series, so we ordered the Hogwarts interior backdrop to set up the dinning area ... made for a great backdrop for some of the photos too.
Here is the groom and his mom and grandmother.
Used the subject selection in Lightroom and then inverted it to isolate the background to reduce clarity and focus to develop a bit more isolation.
Can you see the similarity with the human hands ?
BTW; yesterday a bull elephant seal was found dead on the beach; an apparent shark attack victim.
A bee in a lockdown garden. Caught this bee having rest and wash after a busy session of collecting.
I am beyond fortunate to have these Cooper's showing up multiple times a day right behind my house. I have learned so much about their behavior and temperament. Yesterday I was able to watch this one for over two hours, and this was caught during their grooming ritual.
This is Shade, one of the hummingbirds that visits us, and who pretty much made himself at home; he's very used to our presence and is very protective of the feeder.
Always amuses me the position that birds get themselves into in the name of a good groom! This Dunnock just couldn’t quite get the spot!
Clinging to a Hippeastrum flower bud, this Bee was busy removing from its body all the pollen it had already collected.
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
a Callistemon viminalis in our garden is flowering profusely right now and it has been noticed by a lot of honeyeaters, including the tiny Scarlet Honeyeaters, (10cm) several are here every day. When I hear the bell like calls I rush out with a camera but they are usually hidden by the foliage and they move very fast, but I managed to get this one who sat there for me and then groomed. :o) I'll be trying for some more!
(We need joyful moments like these at this time, with all the bush fires going on in New South Wales especially.)
Callistemon viminalis aka Bottlebrush, forms a spectacular tree up to 8m in height. The flower spikes up to 150mm long are spectacular with their bright red stamens.
[The scarlet myzomela or scarlet honeyeater (Myzomela sanguinolenta) is a small passerine bird of the honeyeater family Meliphagidae native to Australia. It was described by English ornithologist John Latham in 1801. At 9 to 11 centimetres (3.5 to 4.3 in) long, it is the smallest honeyeater in Australia. It has a short tail and relatively long down-curved bill. It is sexually dimorphic; the male is a striking bright red with black wings, while the female is entirely brown. It is more vocal than most honeyeaters, and a variety of calls have been recorded, including a bell-like tinkling. ] Wikipedia
Female reed bunting grooming in the evening sunlight last night. Woke up to very different weather this morning with winter and rainy arriving in full force.
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.
It's a post-and-run morning! I'll come back at the end of the day, but for now, here are two otters at ZooAmerica, in Hershey. When the female was introduced into the male's habitat, about a year ago, these two did nothing but bicker for many weeks. I could hear their voices from far away! Now, they're the best of friends.
I didn't have the best light in Cades Cove. Early afternoon sun usually isn't the best time to shoot or even watch wildlife. I did like this doe who was slightly down the hill from me nonchalantly grooming herself.
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