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We was lucky yesterday when we was out at the Peak District. We saw 2 Owls, 2 Short-eared Owls.
So happy about it
Búfalo Park. Namibia
We were lucky to witness this scene during several minutes. Finally we lost both and we did not know how it ended...
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Ruby-throated Hummingbird searching for nectar among some Lantana blossoms.
Fairly uncommon.
22 September: All of my Hummingbirds have abandoned the area for their annual migration to South America. If lucky, they'll return in mid-April.
A collared Arctic Fox hunts below rocky cliffs where hundreds of birds are roosting, raising young, and flying around; shot from zodiac; This was one of a few collared foxes we saw in this one area. Svalbard; Norway
I keep trying to get decent shots of Kestrels but they spot me every time! I saw this male yesterday morning and he's likely to be the partner of the bird I captured last night.
This little egret (egretta garzetta) had been standing on the mud of a mainly dried up lake. A few very shallow pools of water remained and the bird decided to seek a meal in one of them. Photographed on Hat Yao Noi, Phang Nga, Thailand.
This Adult bird was photographed enjoying the Winter sunshine on the grassland at RSPB Frampton Marsh {Lincolnshire, U.K.}.
Idea inicial inspirada en Moody_bastard, pero sin tabaco; el resto es al gusto.
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Initial idea taken from Moody_bastard, but without tobacco; the rest on my own.
This barn owl was hunting Lytham Moss back in winter 2016.I haven’t been back since! Hope they are still around!
This photo proves the adage that it's best to let wildlife come to you, rather than chase it. I was sitting on the shore of a local lake, and when I glanced to my right, I noticed that this juvenile Black-crowned Night Heron and flown and in and landed not ten feet away, As long as was still, it cared nothing about my presence.
This is from my last trip out, I had problems getting reception. Standing on this boulder I finally got enough reception to send a text, and check the latest aurora forecast. Remember you are always welcome to drop by my Facebook page for more pictures. www.facebook.com/GauteFroysteinPhotography
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I haven't yet gotten proper time to go out and do proper photography. Work and life seems to have the overhand on me right now. Hopefully soon I will get some time. I haven't even gotten the time to get the full ropes on my new camera yet. I still have so much to learn and need to get use to it.
Here are a couple of random shots, where I just grabbed the camera for 5 minutes or so.
I took this sequence of Caracal shots hunting, in the Eastern Cape.
Superbly stitched, photoshoped and presented by my very good friend Jim Wright of Artydog fame. Check him out!
This is from sunrise during my little jaunt to the South Carolina coast, Hunting Island State Park to be precise, a couple of weeks ago. I knew the tide would be nearing high at sunrise, but I was a bit surprised at how much erosion from hurricanes over the last several years has changed how far the tides come up on the beach. With all that, I was lucky enough to have some good color in the sky to contrast the boneyard trees.
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