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Hippeastrum "Red Lion"
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Credits to Natmarie for the beautiful texture
Street Art in Eastport, Maine
Once a bustling sardine canning port, now rather desolate and the haven of artists, this red metal street art lay by the main Water Street attracting attention
Assignment 2. The color Red. As suggested in the official Assignments Sugggestion Thread by FadderUri, we've seen blue and green, but never red! Red is a very powerful color, a little bit may go a looong way. Passionate and hot, this color can speak volumes. Tag with cwd252.
Red-legged Seriema - Cariama cristata - Хохлатая кариама
Serra da Canastra National Park, State of Minas Gerais, Brazil, 11\14\2019
Its not all that often you can get close to a raptor, so when this Red-shouldered Hawk let me get close, I took full advantage of the time together. He went on hunting and returning to the same perch after each unsuccessful try. By the time he came back with a catch the light had disappeared, but I was still delighted by the opportunity.
actually it's not a red diamond, it's red cabbage, but well, Christmas is quite soon, we can dream a bit after all...;-)
I don't know what this is, but it was growing in the main car park at Tintern Abbey in the Wye valley, and the leaves looked stunning as the evening sun shone through them.
Please don't use this photo on websites, blogs or other media without my written permission. (c) Yago Veith www.yago1.com - Flickr Interesting
Some people just look good all the time don't they! Even when they are a'bloody'sleep! I kick and talk, not so pretty here, hahahaha.
Anyway, this is a candid shot from the same back yard festival. Rosie, as you guys have seen in several of my other shots, (the two from Dartmoor), is rather photogenic. I love her hair! x
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Red Deer / cervus elaphus. Wollaton Park, Nottinghamshire. 03/04/18.
'FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS'.
A Jackdaw searches intently for parasites, insects and larvae that might be harbouring in the stag's ears and body hairs. The stag tolerates the attention as if it knows it is being relieved of annoying body pests.
The Red Deer coats are looking in poor condition at the moment after the long winter. If you enlarge this image, you will notice that the stag has lost a lot of the hair at the top of its neck. The Spring moult has begun and happens quite quickly, over 3-4 weeks. A new, thinner summer coat is natures way of helping the animals adjust to higher temperatures.
NB : I doubt the hair loss on the neck is all down to the Spring moult...when not searching for food, the Jackdaw was adept at yanking out clumps of hair and flying off with it to line its nest!