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Lu, the neighbour showing us how good a full stretch is but she also was ensuring that I would be won over and wouldn’t shush her out of the garden and it worked. I just laughed out loud.
RKO_2639. An African elephant crossing the road at Amboseli, Kenya!
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Red-rumped Parrot (Psephotus haematonotus) male
One of the Red-rumps that have been in our area.
Happy Wing Wednesday!
Maligne Lake is the largest natural lake in the Canadian Rockies, Ringed by snow-and-ice-capped mountains, the 22 km long lake stretches past serene Spirit Island right to the melt-water channels of Coronet Glacier. Maligne Lake has some great trails, walked about 2 hours along the lakeside and forest. This place is an absolute must if you're in the area! Beautiful scenery with mountains peaks and wildlife close by. The lake and walking path is jammed with stunning views! It was a cloudy day when visiting there, the lake would be more colorful if the sky was opened. Even though it can not stop its beauty.
Gland, Canton of Vaud, Switzerland
This long term exposure (300 sec.) has been taken at the very beginning of the sunrise. A pure moment of peacefulness on a very still lake with no wind.
This image was captured as the beautiful white throated male mountain gem was in the process of stretching . This is a species that is often seen in the gardens near Savegre in Costa Rica . They are vibrant and feisty little hummingbirds and always a thrill to see.
Wishing you all a wonderful and blessed July 4th !!
A New Holland honeyeater, Phylidonyris novaehollandiae stretching getting ready to feed on a Banksia flowerspike above it. For more information about this bird see: here.
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“Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts. There is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains of nature…the assurance that dawn comes after night, and spring after winter.”
― Rachel Carson, Silent Spring
These 60+ degree February days in Indiana have me holding my breath for spring that is just around the corner.
An American white pelican stretching out after its morning preen at Ding Darling NWR, Sanibel Island Florida. Taken a few weeks ago on 26 January, 2022.
Violet-capped woodnymph (Thalurania glaucopis)
Portuguese ID: Beija flor de fronte violeta
Its scientific name means: from (Greek) thalos = child, descendant of; and ouranos = sky, celestial, referring to the blue of the sky; and Greek (glaukos = bluish-gray). ⇒ Bluish gray bird, son of the sky blue.
It measures about 11.1 centimeters, and his tongue that when stretched reaches 4 centimeters, feeds on nectar. Sometimes it pierces the flower tuft outside, directly attacking its precious liquid.
But this species has already been observed hunting insects and small spiders as it flies, with rapid maneuvers.
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All together
Same direction
The whole family
It's like Earth will become
In the future
Just have to be patient
I will never give up that idea
That Love will win
Conquer our hearts
Soften them
Let us be pure love in the flesh
Earth will be a marvelous place for us all
All we need is to begin with ourselves and the ones we have around us
Mmmmmmmmm I love being in love
Cats have a gymnastic repertoire of stretching poses each with its unique charm and purpose.
Masters of non-verbal communication, the majority of their intra-species communication is non-verbal, and stretching is one of their subtle ways of expressing affection and strengthening the bond.
giovane civetta /Athene noctua)-sardegna.
scatto effettuato da capanno mobile privato. rigorosamente wild.
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Common Stretch Spider/Longjawed Orb Weaver (family Tetragnathidae)
When I first spotted this one I thought it was a small twig caught on a web, then it stretched its legs out!
I have no clue as to what species of spider this is.
Thanks to Marilyn ( www.flickr.com/photos/186318456@N03/ ) for her help with the ID!
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Brian Piccolo Park, Fort Lauderdale, FL