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Love these guys when there posed like this in habitat, they are very beautiful and very photogenic, i.m.h.o. anyway.
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I love wide angle photos that show a wild animal and the habitat that it lives in. Earlier in my photo stream I shared a Diamondback rattlesnake in its surroundings. This photo was not that well done. When I edited it I realized that the desert tortoises head was not in sharp focus. This photo was actually pretty difficult to take. Desert tortoises are protected and you are not allowed to touch them.He did not want to stop moving, so I laid down on the ground in front of him so that he would stop just long enough for me to snap this photo. I took this photo on the trail to Sabino canyon north of Tucson Arizona USA
Standing in front of such a magnificent piece, one inevitably thinks about the age of the tree. And what could it tell us? But how many animals have also found shelter and a home in it. In the end, they are also indispensable for humans. It's good that more and more people understand this.
Steht man vor solch einem Prachtstück, dann denkt man unweigerlich über das Alter des Baumes nach. Und, was könnte er uns alles so erzählen. Wieviele Tiere haben aber auch Schutz und ein zu Hause in ihm gefunden. Letztendlich sind sie aber auch für den Menschen unentbehrlich. Gut, dass es immer mehr verstehen.
ZAANDAM, Vijfhoekpark - Wanneer je tegenwoordig het park bezoekt kun je echt op ontdekkingsreis. Het is het leefgebied van de trotse Schotse Hooglanders. Het is een mooi park, anders dan in de overige mooie parken van Zaandam.
ZAANDAM, Vijfhoekpark - when you visit the park nowadays you can really explore. It is the Habitat of the proud Scottish Highlanders. I think it's a lovely park because it's different from the other beautiful parks in Zaandam.
The reed warbler is a bird of reed beds and other riparian vegetation and usually builds its nest in reed beds. Its ideal habitat consists of a combination of young and old reeds and a dense, partly high-growing herb layer. It eats insects that it collects low in the dense vegetation. The reed warbler is a migratory bird and winters south of the Sahel. Reed warblers show themselves well when singing. The males climb to the top of a reed stem and often perform a short song flight, after which they descend again like a parachute.
Tuesdays Aries Candle Lantern at ZODIAC:
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Rezz Room Bengal Cat Gacha at Harajuku:
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[Rezz Room] Bengal Cat Jump
[Rezz Room] Bengal Cat Sit
[Rezz Room] Bengal Cat Play
[Rezz Room] Cat Tree
Mudhoney Briley Sofa Set at the Main Store:
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MudHoney Briley Sofa w Pillows Adult - Fatpack
MudHoney Briley Chair - Fatpack
MudHoney Briley Log Table
MudHoney Briley End Table
MudHoney Briley Round Rug
Tuesdays various items, at the NEW Main store:
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Tuesdays Wall Drawers - White
Tuesdays Tessle Ball Light
Tuesdays Tessle Ball
uK - Tuscany Wall Art at the Main Store:
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Other Decor Photographed:
Onsu ~ "Bridgewater" House
Apple Fall Pyracantha Berries in Glazed Pot - White
Apple Fall Stacked Books
{moss&mink} Shimmer Butterflies
hive // kentia palm plant II
dust bunny . hanging plants . cheese plant
dust bunny . elephant ear plant
dust bunny . hanging plants . spider planter
dust bunny . hanging plants . ivy planter
Compulsion Double Curtains
Bazar Forest - Flower pot
The distinctive concrete units of Montreal's Habitat 67, an experimental modular housing complex designed by renown architect Moshe Safdie. Conceived as his master's thesis in architecture at McGill University, Safdie was awarded the project to be built as a pavilion for Expo 67, despite his relative inexperience. In the spirit of a new openness that characterized this period, the exhibition was entitled “Man and his World” after Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s philosophical memoire. Housing was one of the main themes of Expo 67 Habitat 67 comprises over 350 prefabricated concrete boxes arranged in various combinations which was envisioned as the future for urban living.
Marsh Owl (Asio capensis ssp.tingitanus) in flight Morocco_North Africa_w_0363
The Morocco Marsh Owls are an isolated and dwindling population. So much so that they are now a critically endangered species in Morocco.
This fragmented population is geographically separated from other breeding Marsh Owls by the huge arid area to the south called the Sahel. The Moroccan Marsh Owls are in fact a sub-species Asio capensis ssp. tingitanus. The only other other sub-species is Asio Capensis hova, in Madagascar.
The main cause of their decline in Morocco is habitat loss due to draining of large marsh areas with the expansion of agriculture.
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
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The desert bighorns with a different lens (see previous post), looking up through 50+ million years of geologic sediments, from their shrubland on the White Rim to the Wingate Sandstone of Island in the Sky, Canyonlands National Park.
Designed by Moshe Safdie for Expo 67, Habitat 67 is the official legacy of Terre des Hommes/Man and His World and its only intact original pavilion.
Conçu par Moshe Safdie pour Expo 67, Habitat 67 est le legs officiel de Terre des Hommes et son seul pavillon original intact.
Montreal, Canada
I enjoy doing habitat shot even further away than this image. When I see the possibility of doing it, I sure take the time to place myself and wait for wildlife to swim by in a two to three foreground dimensions.
Been out of circulation again for a couple of days so apologies for no comments etc.
In spite of my love of big otter close-ups this is one of my favourite shots from the recent Mull trip. This is the same otter as in the previous post making his way back to shore - I liked the contrast of the black of the rock and the golden yellow of the sea weed. Such a special place with very special wildlife - long may it remain that way.
And look at those whiskers!
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Taken during one of my explorations along the rocky coasts of SLO county. Morro rock can be seen in the distant background.
Habitat 67, emblème de l’habitation novatrice, a été créé dans le cadre d’Expo 67 par l'architecte Moshe Safdie. Ce bâtiment extravagant par sa modernité marque le paysage montréalais depuis, au même titre qu’un monument historique.
I have no idea what this clump is ! but it keeps popping up in the gravel... must be due to all this horrid wet weather !!!
Keep warm and cosy dear friends :0)
Another one of Melbourne's hidden gems, located in plain sight. The park has literally been designed as a habitat for wildlife in the CBD. It's fenced off to the public and a challenge to reach. The artwork is brilliant, with a series of heavily leaning structures representing falling skyscrapers. The structures themselves are covered in solar panels to run the light show. The park is in the centre of the Westgate Freeway's "clover leaf" offramp to Power Street. I've literally driven passed this park hundreds of times over the past decade and never knew it existed. It's quite spectacular at night, but access, roads, trees and spotlights made it a real challenge to get a good photo that does it justice.
This park will be on my to-do list for further investigation during the day/sunset.
Home to so many creatures the Bayou is as mysterious as beautiful. Was fortunate to see several species of birds and one very curious gator who came closer and closer with each passing day.
I have the last couple of spots for the Beauty of the Bayou workshop in 2024. Please do consider registering at sapnareddy.com
Der Lebensraum Totholz wird durch Organismen genutzt, die sich an diesen Lebensraum angepasst haben. Etwa 600 Großpilzarten und 1350 Käferarten sind an der Remineralisierung eines Holzkörpers beteiligt.
The habitat of dead wood is used by organisms that have adapted to this habitat. About 600 large mushroom species and 1350 beetle species are involved in the remineralization of a wood body.
L'habitat du bois mort est utilisé par des organismes qui se sont adaptés à cet habitat. Environ 600 grandes espèces de champignons et 1350 espèces de coléoptères sont impliqués dans la reminéralisation d'un corps de bois.
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Traduction de l'allemand en français avec ImTranslator