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Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) perched on a spruce tree branch.
Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) siedząca na świerkowej gałęzi.
Red Deer / cervus elaphus. Wollaton Park, Nottinghamshire. 14/10/20.
After putting on quite a lengthy show of strength and agitated aggression, the stag rounded off with a few deep, throaty bellows. I love the way they pivot their eyes while doing this, so they can check both sides to see if their efforts are having the desired effect of drawing in hinds.
BEST VIEWED LARGE.
Red admiral (Vanessa atalanta) butterfly perched on a tree trunk.
Rusałka admirał (Vanessa atalanta) siedząca na pniu drzewa.
Another shot of the Abernethy red squirrels. I'm back in Yorkshire now, just got to unpack and then begin catching up with commenting.
On my walk this morning, I came across three fox kits greeting the morning.
The three-color variations of the species red fox are red fox, cross fox and silver fox. The red fox is the color which most are familiar. Then silver fox is one that is black with silver guard hairs and cross fox which has some of both color variation. While only 1% of red fox are cross fox in the lower 48 here in Alaska 30% are cross fox.
This is the red fox coloration.
This is a red Schlumbergera truncata. Commonly known as a Thanksgiving Cactus. Not a macro, taken with a regular Tamron 70-200mm lens
The federal Minister of Transport announced tonight that, among other things, the Pelee Island ferry cannot operate in a way that would take me and my friends Paul and Jodie to the Island for our annual birding/photography adventure. I was looking forward to getting a better image of this bird - one that has eluded me. From Pelee last year.
This Red-tail is another Friday the 13th encounter. I was fortunate to get close and have the bird hold.
The sky was blown out and was replaced.
Another experimental shot, shooting from behind the "Water Wall" in the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne.
The red rock landscape of Canyonlands after sunset at Dead Horse Point State Park in Utah. The direct light of the sun had faded and left just a bit of indirect glow on the eastern side of the Colorado River canyon. I really liked the warmth of the red rock in this light, enhanced a bit with a long 80 second exposure through Lee Filters Little Stopper (6 stop) ND filter.
This is the second shot I posted from Dead Horse Point, something I don't normally do, but I'm making lots of exceptions for this trip. The light and the composition are very different from my previous shot. This shot taken using the Pentax K-3 ii pixel shift and the Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 Art lens.