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WVS 468 - Robert Harris & Son - AEC Matador 4x4 tractor unit - ex Army 74RE12.Ridgeway Run - Henley on Thames to Quainton Road on 19th June 2016
American Bitterns are most comfortable in heavy cover, making them invisible or hard to spot much of the time. They blend in perfectly to the grasses, weeds and reeds in their habitat. I found this one in the open, but it clearly wasn't comfortable there, and ran quickly to the thick, tall grass nearby, promptly disappearing.
Everglades National Park
Sometimes you run, and don't bother something around you. It sometimes beautiful, if your realize.
Taken at Parangtritis Beach, Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
Great White Egret, Green Cay Wetlands, Boynton Beach, FL
I really don't understand why they always have to run from me...
Truth be told, Lola was running after a fish, which she also got. But by that point I really only could see her backside. ;-)
View running Lola large on white.
How this shot made it into Explore is beyond me, but thanks anyway. :-)
Explore/Interestingness: #238 on Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Yesterday at Port Stanley this fellow kept approaching the pier gate like a slinky . . . closer, then backing up from the waves, then approaching again. Then he turned and ran. I laughed and pressed the shutter button.
Glowering clouds in Glen Etive.
The horse was posed perfectly between the two bushes in the middle distance, striking a majestic pose with the wind blowing it's mane and tail perfectly. It waited quite patiently, watching me set up the tripod and camera and just as I was about take the shot it walked off. I managed to fire this 'quickie' before it disappeared behind a hedge.