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Designed by Ryo Aoki.
This is the second car in my second series of paper vehicles.
I folded it from 120 gsm metallic red paper 25*25 cm.
One square of paper,including the wheels.
Because of TatianaB.
I have always liked this idea though and hope to maybe do some with my other couples in the future.
Red Kites are distinctive because of their forked tail and striking colour - predominantly chestnut red with white patches under the wings and a pale grey head.
Fairly cooperative Red-headed Woodpecker this was, as he was posing on all the snow covered deadwood around the area. This guy allowed several good photographic opportunities.
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A Red Squirrel sitting in a White Pine, looking at a strange creature with one great big eye ball that keeps blinking at him.
Red Vented Bulbul (Pycnonotus cafer). Sub species haemorrhous is an endemic resident of Sri Lanka. An adult. Belongs to Pycnonotidae family. Clicked at Cinnamon Gardens Place, Kaldemulla, ri Lanka.
2 males, 2 females at Widewater today
It was the first time this winter I have caught up with them. I was in for a real treat. The male kept chasing the other male and they were all displaying throughout. Wonderful sight :)
neighbors red tree.
part of the tree was glowing in the afternoon sun... I wanted something a ltitle different
Some people believe that when a red cardinal shows up it is someone special from afterlife. I get visits from time to time from Frank.
Earlier this year I spent every spare minute I had photographing a Vixen which was heavily pregnant at the time. Through observing her movements and gaining her trust I was rewarded with many unforgettable encounters.
The highlight however was spending time with her and the cubs, which would wait underground in their den for the mothers return with food. It took 10 hours of waiting in total, but finally I was rewarded with some VERY special moments. More images can be viewed on my website linked below.
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