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With a fortunate break in the weather, the RAF's Red Arrows were able to put on a superb rolling display at Blackpool.
Here, the nine BAe Hawk T1A's exit a loop in front of the crowd.
These red foxes are part of an extended family. Two vixens had litters a few weeks apart, and they share two den sites about a hundred meters apart. Their two litters are mixed at each den site.
The adults are still shedding their winter coats in June, so they look rather ratty, but the cubs have full, soft, red coats.
They feed primarily on Columbian ground squirrels, with a few birds, voles and trout for variety.
Red-shouldered Hawk - western form
Buteo lineatus elegans
I expected to see a lot of red-shouldered hawks in California but this was the only one that I got a good look at. Still, it's the best picture I have yet of the species.
Creator: Red Wing Brewing Company Limited
Title: Red Wing Beer
Date: [c.1929-1936]
Extent: 1 label: printed ; (7.5x10cm)
Notes: From a collection of beer labels, stationery and Canadian breweriana donated by Lawrence C. Sherk.
Format: Label
Rights Info: No known restrictions on access
Repository: Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario Canada, M5S 1A5, library.utoronto.ca/fisher
Another of the fox cubs from last night.Taken in the back garden using a pir floodlight for lighting.Could still only manage 1/15s at iso800.
It's so coooold, 16 degrees with wind shield of I don't know brain frozen!!! high 34!!! tomorrow 3" to 12" of snow!! I needed something warm to post!!
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Yesterday had my coat on but no gloves and hat!! I better not forget them today, LOL!! The thing is I can't operate the camera with gloves!!!
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Made me think of a ballerina's skirt. I'm into red flowers today. Gerbera daisy I bought at a local nursery.
Really really red. So red it hurts....
Good thing these are fairly small or I might be blind now......
From a walk in the woods at George Washington Carver National Monument
Red-faced Cormorants have a very limited world distribution, being confined to southern Alaska, the Aleutian and Commander Islands. They wander south in winter but are generally scarce. The limited geographic range and their habit of diving for fish makes the population vulnerable to oil spills. Despite their name, they are characterised by having a large orange bare face. The closely related Pelagic Cormorant has a truly red face in breeding plumage, but the face patch is much smaller on Pelagic. This group were photographed on Medny Island, one of the Commander Islands.
Berlin, Germany - February 13 --- during the 2023 League of Legends EMEA Championship Series Group Stage at the LEC Studio on February 13 2023 in Berlin Germany (Photo by Wojciech Wandzel/Riot Games)