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Taken on Day of Life #31
My final Day of Life #31 post. Dumping done! After all, today is Day of Life #38, so I will head down to the farm to take more photos. How much will they have changed?
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Designed this cake for a friend's baby shower. The baby's room decor is Snoopy. All edible. Bottom cake was red velvet filled with cream cheese. Top was vanilla rum filled with vanilla buttercream and caramel sauce. Made Explore!!
Sneak peek of my partner's pillow for the Pillow Talk Swap. It was sent out yesterday...hope you like it partner :)
One of my winter shots of Rexx I encountered while deleting old photos off my computer.
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You guys have no idea how excited I was when I caught a glimpse of this guy up in the trees.
I stalled our walk, Scott and Sock threw a ball in the field while I stalked a raccoon for 15-20 minutes.
Time well spent if you ask me.
+1 hilarious compilation of shots in the comments.
Hope everyone has had a good day.
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This little guy peeking over the edge of a leaf at Åva-Stensjödal in Tyresta National Park, Sweden, is a nymph of the dark bush cricket (Pholidoptera griseoaptera).
For a shot of what the adult will look like, have a look here: www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/50097454553/
A mix of architectural eras (with the Mother Church dome peak peeking through). Back Bay / Fenway, Boston.
Photo 38 - Tried some light painting with a flashlight. That's a little of the Milky Way peeking through some trees in Baileyville, Maine.
Well, we let him climb his first tree today. This is in my garden, he just had a blast up there. Lured him down w/ a marshmallow when it was time to come down.
When you photograph waterfowl around wetland ponds you have to be prepared to find "tunnels" through the reeds as often the ducks are seeking shelter there.
A couple of mornings ago I was able to find a narrow opening through the reeds to catch this Blue-winged Teal looking back at me while it stood on one leg, something I can no longer do (on purpose anyway).
Waterfowl will often stand on one leg to help regulate their body temperature. Tucking up one leg underneath their body reduces their non-feathered exposure by almost half and helps their body avoid the loss of body heat.
(Photographed near Grandy, MN)
Walking my usual route after work in hopes of getting my bear fix. I came upon this sleepy bear on a tree watching me pass him by. Shortly after, I made my way back to see if he would let me take a photo of him. As I came around the corner to take a peek, he moved positions to see what I was up to. That is when I snapped this shot of him with the look of surprise and curiosity.
The next time he came up from below the table, he hit his nose .. game was then over.
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I had a trip to the British Wildlife Centre in Newchapel today, curtesy of Olympus Image Space UK. It was a dark and dismal day but that didn't stop the animals coming out to play.
Thanks to "the Clare's" & Tesni for a fun day out and the great company of fellow photographers.
Clinton County, Michigan
They are so cute when they hide behind a slight rise and think you can't see them.
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Rhett on the left, Joe peeking into the photo.