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Female polar bear (Ursus maritimus) "Tatqiq" enjoying a healthy between-meal snack of cantelope and other produce.
On March 30, 2001 a 10-pound little Tatqiq arrived in San Diego with her brother after loosing their mom to a hunter on the pack ice of the southern Beaufort Sea on the north coast of Alaska. She is now almost 19 years old and has grown into a ~ 600lb beauty.
She lives in Polar Bear Plunge at the San Diego Zoo with her litter mate brother, "Kalluk" and an unrelated female, "Chinook".
Conservation status: Vulnerable.
We have a few squirrel proof bird feeders in the yard and one squirrel feeder. The corn is attached to a tree limb and dangles about 3 feet above the ground on a bungee cord. After the squirrel jumps up to catch the corn, they will continue to bounce up & down on the elastic bungee cord frantically trying and most often successfully until they naw away a few cornels of corn. It can be quite entertaining for us and I gotta assume satisfying for the acrobatic squirrels. They easily wipe out two ears of corn in a day.
Going thru previous trips and finding images I haven't posted. This common loon was showing great patience feeding this days old chick. Three time the adult gave the treat, retrieving when the chick dropped it..3rd time was the charm.
My daughter and one of our dogs, perched up on an ottoman on a rainy day, sharing a snack.
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Smiley Waffle runs the most popular snack cart on the beach. What’s her secret to success? She offers a freebie with every purchase!
This Middie Blythe doll is Smiley Waffle. The Petites (whose stock names I don’t remember) are a Takara (left) and Littlest Pet Shop (right). The background is a jigsaw puzzle.
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Opening Reception for the Erica Bonavida/ Ed Hoosier Exhibits at the Leslie Powell Foundation Art Gallery
Lawton, OK.
NOTE:: will be closed for comments when I upload the remaining artwork from this exhibit later today (tonight)
Preparing a snack.
Please excuse my "festive" tray, it's the only one we've got and it's nowhere near that time of the year ..... yet!
Plus my not brilliant processing to remove the unwanted background, my mouse has died and I'm having to use the really old one, that's seen better days, until Wednesday.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :)
Ashikaga, Tochigi, Japan
This is a "SNACK" in Japan, typically run by a female owner who serves alcohol. Karaoke is often available for customers to enjoy. The interior of the bar and the menu are not visible from outside. The establishment is identified as a SNACK by the fact that the female owner’s first name is used as the name of the bar.
November 28, 2015
"There is no royal road to anything. One thing at a time, all things in succession. That which grows fast, withers as rapidly. That which grows slowly, endures." – Josiah Gilbert Holland
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I was stalking pigeons this afternoon while Gord was changing my tires from the all-seasons to the winters *cries internally* when this little guy came out from nowhere and perched himself on Madeleine's window sill with a snack.
Immediately my attention turned from the difficult birds to this guy and my shot of the day was found!
He looks perfectly at home hanging out here that it would be hard to resist a photo of him, especially when my camera was in hand!
Hope everyone has had a good day!
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Not the most colorful snack but then the earthtone snacks are the most health, Dried Turkish Figs and Walnuts for the Flickr Friday Snack.
The young bar-tailed godwit (Limosa lapponica) that stayed on our beach for some time in the end of September.
It came really close to both us who photographed it, and to the hikers. A nice visit from the far north, on its way to the south.
(Ung lappspove, in Nowegian)
My album of birds and nests here.
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Apparently snack breaks aren’t just for humans. This dragonfly decided to go grab some take away mid photo session.
13-Lined Ground Squirrel having a snack on some seeds on the sand dunes in the Great Sandhills of Saskatchewan.
You're a young Bittern., you're a growing bird., You need food!
Yet despite already having a beak like 'dagger' the fishing 'thing' isn't quite as easy as it looks!
So what to do?
How about those large colourful insects?
There's lots of them and they may make for a tasty snack!
'snap'!!
Yes they are rather good....
Would've preferred a nice big fish though!
Give it time young Bittern! you'll learn!