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Two Demoiselle Cranes (Grus virgo) were framed in a delightful classic posture standing against each other in their natural habitat. It was all by the patience that paid off well for different poses they offer but only after spending long time. I had to approach very slowly from distance and finally managed some delightful moments together. The isolation of the subject and the creamy bokeh made them really stand out here. Pics was taken from a village in Rajasthan, India.
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I do love the attitude the Robin does display all in one stance - defiance, bravery, curiosity, pride, territorial and beauty. I got a few more shots of this lovely model yesterday.
Well in my judgement anyhow, this little male Siskin is taking a proud stance and showing of his beautiful plumage including his little black cap. I like these birds that have only recently joined the bird feeder crew. They bring colour and a different sweet song to the proceedings.
Snowy Egret stands at the ocean's edge.
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These Spoonbills think they are Flamingos, standing on one leg. And because they are also pink in color. This photograph was taken at the Ding Darling Wildlife Refuge on Sanibel Island in Florida.
White-tailed deer - Florida Everglades
female (doe) - In The Wild - Summer 2020
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*[although she looks large, the does have no horns]
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"Do-Re-Mi" - The Sound of Music (1965)
Destruction construction.
Gentrification at 2 Mile's from home and closing !
Photography in the 'Thinker' stance.
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One day old bontebok antelope calf (Damaliscus pygargus) at the San Diego Zoo. Conservation status: least concern
20251024_2136_7D2-516 Ungainly Stance
This white-faced heron was busy catching little fish when it spotted one to it's left and twisted it's body around before adjusting it's legs.
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Just thought I'd switch it up by putting hotwheels on my flickr rather than just lego. This is my take a stance works style pic. If you like these you can check out my car instagram at www.instagram.com/kyle.auto/
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I found this Coppery Leafhopper (Jikradia olitoria) the other day, sitting on a beggartick (Bidens spp.) leaf. When I approached, instead of frantically hopping away, he just kinda... posed. He got into this position, and just stared at me. Every now and then, he would do a little "dip" down a mm or so, then come right back up.
I assume this is the missing third "F" from the famous phrase "fight or flight", and I don't mean reproduce!
Some creatures have the unfortunate reflex to freeze in place at the first sign of danger. Heck, some *people* do this, too! The running "logic" behind the reflex is that most predators are sight-based. So, with a slight movement, you can draw attention to yourself that you may not want! This means it is entirely feasible to survive an encounter by simply opting out.
The slight "dipping" motion can be explained, too. Hoppers like this use small motions to help sell themselves as leaf litter, instead of protein-packed power snacks. Basically, this guy saw a monolithic monkey make moves to meet (and most likely munch) him, and decided to mimic a leaf!
Luckily for him, I prefer beef.
This shot was captured at 1:1 using my Vivitar (Komine) 90mm f2.8 Macro. This photo is uncropped. This friendly frozen fella is around 7-8mm long.
Male sparrowhawk adopts an aggressive stance whilst under threat from mobbing smaller birds, in the early morning sun.
Waiting for the metro at Champs-Elysées-Clemenceau in Paris/France.
There's also a black & white version of this that I rather like..