Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) peeking from behind a spruce tree trunk.

Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) wyglądająca zza pnia świerku.

I like how this waterlily is peeking out--like it is playing peek a boo----Hi everyone----hope you are having a good week--THANKS FOR VISITING!

Taken on the way to the top of the dome of Florence's cathedral.

It was the most hard-core climb of all the observations spots I've ever been to - narrow, dark and two-way - all that in about 40 Celsius in the shadow... That window simply provided some oxygen. But it was well worth it!

Do I smell food

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...with little bit of bokeh!

for KAROLINA´s 365 project

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for Bokeh group

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Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) peeking from behind a tree with a hazelnut in its mouth.

Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) wyglądająca zza drzewa z orzechem laskowym w pyszczku.

7D Mark II, EF 400 mm 5.6 USM, ISO 640, 400 mm f/6.3, 1/1000

a common yellow-throat watching me.

Oliver the cat, peeking at me from around the corner. The funny thing is... I've been watching this household (two dogs, two cats) for years. Maybe been in this house around 200 times and I NEVER see this cat! But today, he not only came out, he let me pet him too! Why now, I have no idea, but I got a bunch of good shots of him and he didn't seem to mind the camera. =)

This house gets really good light as it is huge with lots and lots of windows!

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Plains zebras have at least 6 different vocal calls. A two-syllable call is used to alert herd members to predators while snorts indicate happiness. They also use facial expressions to communicate. When greeting each other, they will stick their ears up and push their faces forward. When feeling threatened, they will press their ears against their heads.

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cliff swallow

This bird was very happy to see me as he always liked skritches from me.

I got some nice full photos of this Bluejay, but I found this one more interesting. The bog is a dark quiet place, where the wildlife is more secretive. I liked the look of this guy peeking around the tree as if hiding from me.

Sax zim bog, MN

"Peeking Through:" A beautiful tree frames this view of the Mitten Ridge and "cow pies" formations in Sedona as daylight begins to fade to dusk.

This little guy was puttin' on a show earlier while out taking pictures, how cute! If I didn't know any better, I'd think he was flirtin' with me! lol =)

still thinking of various ways to photograph my favorite model! i thiought this came out ok...please view the whole set here: www.flickr.com/photos/doctony/sets/72157594545376629/

hope you are ok my friends! thanks for all the visits and comments....

There is always one person / animal who will be the curious one. When I approached the herd, the instinctively all put their heads down. All except one. This was the resulting image.

Partially obscured view of Himeji Castle, Himeji-shi, Hyogo-ken, Japan (2007)

A beetle peeking through the lush, white petals of a magnolia flower.

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The baby owls like to play peek a boo game. They do it a lot.

a game he still enjoys ;)

Thank you guys so much for all the feedback!! This one made Explore :)

I laughed in spite of myself.

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Newborn bison calf just minutes after it was born - Yellowstone National Park

Just popping in to say hi; back from my business trip....will catch up with everyone later this evening :-) Have a great Wednesday, and thanks for all your visits and comments!!!!

A different take on a portrait!

seen in Prospect Heights

A shot from Dubai, United Arab Emirates. These clouds are very rare and are around during the winter months. I was actually on a tour bus and shot this from a moving vehicle. The lone boat in the water made it perfect along with the sun rays. Enjoy.

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A little cygnet sneaks a peek from behind the safety of a parent.

Peek a boo, I see you! Shot in a store front in downtown Mt Dora on Donnelly St

Easysharersforum.com POM December 2008.

My Sister's beautiful other Cat, Charlie, that I finally managed to get some good shots of her, and don't think that because she's a Pet it's easier because it's not. Cheers everyone.

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Portugal - Linda-a-Velha

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This morning, all five babies came out of their nest together for the first time! Poor mom Rosa, because they run straight to her to get milk….!

As you can see they grow real fast, all eyes have opened and the ears are trying to stand up. I simply cannot get enough of this cute family!

Click here to see them in action.

Thanks to my sweet neighbours Ronald and Saskia I can Flickr for a little while and soon (maybe in a couple of days) I will return, because Ronald repaired my old computer. It’s only waiting for a new part now. So I hope to catch up with you all real soon!

Have a wonderful evening everyone.

Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) peeking from behind a tree.

Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) wyglądającca zza drzewa.

Shot by Nikon D500 with Nikkor 400mm f/3.5 AI-S lens.

Damselfly on a blade of grass

A little sneak peek into what I've been working on, which explains the little uploads so far.

Thanks to the people that helped voiced this. Estimate to come out around Christmas, hopefully.