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reflective red (90 pictures)
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rolled out the red carpet again! Um, I meant the mirrored carpet on which the red devil dances. Dark shimmering gusts accompany his bewitching show.
Hope you like!
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you really should see the bigger image on flickr!
... and see the full set at my free website! :-)
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When a frogfish catches its prey, he only opens his mouth for a few milliseconds to swallow its food. This frogfish was moaning when I was visiting him, so it was a bit easier to to take this picture.
I couldn't get these roses as sharp as I wanted to, but this photo came out okay. Somehow it gives a certain charisma, softness, to the red roses.
Obviously not a favourite with the birds! These berries were growing in the border by the lower Fonnereau Road entrance to Christchurch Park.
"Rusty" the Red Panda was entertained by the lively crowd while catching some rays. Red pandas are generally solitary and secretive creatures, most active at night. At other times, however, they usually rest up in trees, for as much as 15 hours of the day. Red pandas are primarily endangered due to habitat loss caused by deforestation for timber, fuel, and agricultural use. It is estimated that fewer than 2,500 remain in the wild.
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I was tempted today to ditch the past-their-prime poinsettias today. But, water and a good shake to make the dead leaves fall off softened my resolve. They'll make it through the weekend at the very least. Before I put them back on the hearth in the living room the pop of red begged for a look through a lens.
This is Basil, the male Red Panda at the Philadelphia Zoo.
It was nice to see him up and moving about in his habitat the other morning. Most of the time I seem to visit during nap time, so all I get to see is a furry red lump at the top of some tree branch.
He was busy "marking" all over his territory!
They are such gorgeous creatures!
anyone have a positive ID on this one?
update: got a tip that this is a Red Tailed Hawk, which looks about right
Red Kite flying over the yard. There are a pair that live at the pond by the fields and they like to soar over yard as they hunt
Karla Kanora, embajadora de buena voluntad de UNICEF Ecuador, visita la comunidad San Agustín de Onzole en Esmeraldas, donde visitó a los alumnos de la escuela 12 de Octubre, que forma parte del acompañamiento pedagógico a docentes de escuelas uni y bidocentes. Disfruto de actividades lúdicas con los chicos y pudo ser testigo de las nuevas metodologías en su enseñanza.
I thought it about time I added something red (and not to mention terrifically girly) to my photostream.