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Kudu Bull walking on the banks of the Chobe river in Botswana.
Happiness is a way of travel, not a destination.
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Chile's Isla Los Choros is a bird and wildlife lover's delight. In this scene, the proudness of a sea lion mother with her suckling pup is evident.
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This little guy seems to be showing off the catch to the other Cactus Wrens. Seen in the Arid Garden, Green Valley, Arizona, USA
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What's left of the schoolhouse in Escondida, New Mexico. Escondida is an unincorporated community with a population of 47 in the 2010 census.
RKO_2672. Portrait of an African Fish Eagle!
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The Barnaby Sisters
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A pair of loons care for their hatchling
They received an Honarable mention in the 2016 Plymouth MN photo contest.
After watching his off-spring feed it is now his turn and he gives me that proud look. I know how he feels.
.. nesting in a palm tree.. her little family!
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Captured in my local park a few days after the cygnets hatched. This is a new pen for the cob, as he lost his previous lifetime mate at the beginning of the year. This was such a welcome sight as I had been following the previous pairing for many years and looked forward to their little clutch of cygnets each year.