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De Hamert - Nationalpark De Maasduinen ... liegt im Nordosten Limburgs, zwischen der Maas und der deutschen Grenze.
Pretty near to the Baltic Sea there are a number of beautiful lakes. I spent the eveing there, met a few people and as promised here is one more shot from that evening.
I'm having a blast going through my images and reliving the special Safari experiences over and over in my mind. It definitely was above and beyond my expectations. When we pulled up beside this beautiful lion, a small white car with 4 tourists, using cellphones for cameras, pulled right in front of us and part of the lions face was blocked. All I did, was crop the car out, and I love the results! Hope you do too!
This image was taking on my first Safari drive in Kruger National Park in South Africa. I went with the Perfect Light Camera Store and Photo Adventure located in Idaho Falls, and in West Yellowstone.
Seerosen im Schilf.
Blick in einem See, im klaren Wasser geht der Blick in den See.
Ich freue mich über Euren Besuch und wünsche Euch einen guten Start in die neue Woche, liebe Freunde.
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Water lilies in the reeds.
View in a lake, in the clear water the view goes into the lake.
I am glad about your visit and wish you a good start into the new week, dear friends.
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Nénuphars dans les roseaux.
Vue dans un lac, dans l'eau claire le regard va vers le lac.
Je me réjouis de votre visite et vous souhaite un bon début de semaine, chers amis.
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There was nothing more to see on the lake this morning than beautiful light, well, except for the jetty, of course.
Have a pleasant Sunday!
Mehr als schönes Licht war an diesem Morgen am See nicht zu sehen, ok, bis auf den Bootssteg natürlich.
Wünsche einen angenehmen Sonntag!
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ZTE Axon 30 Ultra 31mm equivalent camera module
Proof that an image from a smartphone does not have to look like a typical one and trees can look like trees and not like collections of worms
Beweis, dass ein Foto vom Smartphone nicht auf den ersten Blick als solches erkennbar sein muss und dass Bäume wie solche aussehen können und nicht wie Wurmansammlungen
A bit of a mouthful for a title I know and a bit of a play on a well-known saying but I couldn't resist as I was fascinated by the copse-like grouping of some poplar trees you see through the tangle of less upright oak trees nearer to the camera.
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I was watching one of the log piles yesterday with my friend John, where I walk my Dog, when this tiny beauty was seen weaving in and out of the logs. The first one we have seen and been able to get photographs of. So you can imagine how excited we were. A great day and the perfect start to the weekend.
Size:
Pygmy Shrew 40-60 mm; tail 32-46 mm the Common Shrew size that I posted before being Size: 48-80mm, tail 24-44mm; tail less than 3/4 length of head and body.
Weight:
2.4-6.1g. Weight may decrease up to 28% in winter.
Diet:
They feed mainly on insects, arachnids and woodlice, requiring regular meals and eating up to 125% of their body weight in food daily. Unlike common shrews, they rarely eat earthworms.
Lifespan:
Peak mortality is at 2-4 months and the maximum lifespan is around 13 months.
Origin & Distribution:
Widespread throughout the mainland of Britain and Ireland, in most terrestrial habitats which offer sufficient ground cover. They are also found on the Isle of Man and Outer Hebrides, where common shrews are absent. Pygmy shrews are active day and night, largely above ground. They make and use "surface tunnels" in vegetation and will frequent burrows dug by other animals. They seem to be relatively more common on moorland than are common shrews.
Habitat:
Urban & gardens
Deciduous woodland
Grassland
Mixed woodland
Arable land
Behaviour:
As in all shrews, senses of smell, hearing and touch are well-developed. Pygmy shrews are solitary and aggressive towards conspecifics. Home ranges vary from around 500-2000 square metres, depending on habitat, with maximum densities of around 12 per hectare. Strict territoriality is only abandoned during the breeding season.
Breeding:
Pygmy shrews overwinter as immatures and breed between April and October, producing two or three litters of 5-7 young. Their main predators are owls and other avian predators, particularly those which hunt on moorland.
ein verträumter See in Binz
Der Schmachter See mit der Seepromenade und dem liebevoll gestalteten „Park der Sinne" ist eines der Highlights des Ostseebades Binz
See it go up in flames
I'll burn it down
Burn it into the ground
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