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Even in sunny Florida this Reddish Egret needs to fluff up its feathers to help regulate its body temperature.
We had an earthquake here half an hour or so ago! I thought I was imagining things to start with but when I saw the light swaying I knew I wasn't, it went for what seemed like ages. No damage here but it's apparently been widely felt across southern NZ.
And I'm still shaking here :-)
Thanks as always to
Paul two of his wonderful textures.
I got to spend some time alone with this cutie today. I think it was showing off for me by doing The Shake :-).
One of 2 bear cubs giving itself a quick drying off after coming out of estuary
A special thanks to spirit bear lodge and the Kitasoo / Xai/Xais First Nations people or letting us experience this magical wild place
Today was one of the first summer days in Northern Germany. So we went for a walk to the wildlife park. The bears took a bath in their little pool and had a lot of fun - we had that too, it was a joy to watch them!
In this photo you can see how one of them shaked the water out of his thick fur. Wow!
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Only 8-ish miles into the shakedown run of the fresh CSX pair down the mainline and we have them stopped for a bit at Kenova, WV so we can nab an over-under with NS train 217. It's good to be king!
Visit: BUTTER - You Butter Come Back!
Bikini and shorts: Blueberry - Sunny
Flip Flops: Mosquito's Way - Malea
Hair: Stealthic - Ivy
Here monsoon is in full swing with a series of depression. I found this wet 'Chestnut-tailed starling' in our garden.It was shaking its body to dry its feathers. I love its wet body and the water droplets it was spreading in the air.
I watched this little ladybug crawl along the edge of a leaf and was interested when it stopped momentarily. Then it proceeded to lift a rear leg. No, it wasn't getting ready to stand on its head. This movement preceded an opening of its Elytra, as it fluttered its wings. Note: that image can be found by scrolling through the previous images.
A Tricolored Heron shakes out its breeding plumage along the shoreline, releasing a small cloud of dust and loose feathers.
Once again Max & Shake (Skinny) created a magic place at their Mill.......make sure you visit and meet the very welcoming land owners...
A Bonaparte's gull (chroicocephalus philadelphia) shaking off water droplets after bathing. This small gull normally has predominately white plumage with light grey upperparts. The dark, slate-grey head only appears in the breeding season. Photographed at Wolf Lake, Yukon Territory, Canada. More at "Colin Pacitti Wildlife Photography & Fishing Travels" - www.colin-pacitti.com.
Kahn
Daily Dog Challenge: Sparkle
A little water sparkle and a sparkle in Kahn's eyes as he enjoys the water😀🐾💕💦
A dog shakes off water as he reaches the top of the ramp getting out of the Ultimate Air Dog pool. The dog and owner carefully work out their timing for this event. The dog has about a 20' run down the dock to get up to speed and the owner times his throw of a dog toy so that the dog hopefully can catch it midair over the pool. the dog is judged by the distance he leaps out into the pool. The applause of the crowd is a good indicator of style points in his jump and whether or not they actually catch the toy