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I happened upon this bullfrog with a polliwog too large to make a quick meal of it. Never did see the adult tadpole tail disappear. After an hour the frog moved on to other parts.
Wildwood Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Thanks for the visit!
I spotted this juvenile Peregrine Falcon just as he was finishing up a breakfast of "freshly un-cooked" bird, courtesy of the maternal catering service.
Junior clearly had a look of deep culinary satisfaction on his face, though he was admittedly less than prepared for a formal portrait. With his feathers completely disheveled and heavily stained from his morning meal, he looked exactly like what we used to call "ridden-hard and put-away-wet."
Unfortunately, my own schedule forced me to pack up and leave before he had a chance to freshen up and look the part of the sleek, gorgeous speedster of the sky he is destined to become.
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Powerful and fast-flying, the Peregrine Falcon hunts medium-sized birds, dropping down on them from high above in a spectacular stoop. They were virtually eradicated from eastern North America by pesticide poisoning in the middle 20th century. After significant recovery efforts, Peregrine Falcons have made an incredible rebound and are now regularly seen in many large cities and coastal areas.
Peregrine Falcons are very strong fliers and often reported to be the fastest bird in the world. Their average cruising flight speed is 24 to 33 mph, increasing to 67 mph when in pursuit of prey. When stooping, or dropping on prey with their wings closed, it's been calculated that Peregrine Falcons can achieve speeds of 238 mph.
When hunting, Peregrines start by watching from a high perch or by flapping slowly or soaring at great height. Stoops begin 300–3,000 feet above their prey and end either by grabbing the prey or by striking it with the feet hard enough to stun or kill it. They then catch the bird and bite through the neck to kill it. Peregrine Falcons do have other hunting methods, including level pursuit, picking birds out of large flocks, and occasionally even hunting on the ground. Though the Peregrine Falcon is an elite predator, it does have its own predators, including Gyrfalcons, eagles, Great Horned owls, and other Peregrines.
( Nikon Z8, Nikon 600/6.3, 1/1000 @ f/8, ISO 800, edited to taste)
.Beauty Factory
BF. Hecate Set at Kinky heart suit
Fitted for: Maitreya, Legacy, Perky, Kupra, Kups
Kinky Event
::Fluffy Stuff:: Cozy Earmuffs
.::Chloe Poses::. - Waiting for you
Copy & Mod
all info in the blog
New release for SoKawaiiSunday.
Did you every wanted your friends to smell like Bacon?
Are you in need for a Fabric dissolver because your partner is wearing too much again?
We got you covered!
Everyday Sprays is a useful collection of solutions for all sorts problems.
Bento animated, mod-copy,
mirrored versions included
Original mesh and animations.
Please enjoy
Your Riri&Polly
For KawaiiSundays of february 6 we are releasing ::Fluffy Stuff:: Hungry Headbands, it is a cute Headbands with chocolate hearts and a cute ribbon, it comes with a texture hud ,has a resizer and is Mod/copy
Please enjoy
Your Riri&Polly
2月6日のKawaiiSundaysにリリースします
:: Fluffy Stuff :: Hungry Headbands、
チョコレートのハートとかわいいリボンが付いたかわいいヘッドバンドです。
テクスチャハッドが付属し、リサイザーがあり、Mod / copyです。
楽しんでください
あなたのポリー&リリ
when the garden has deconstruction occurring, collateral damage happens, and stuff piles up.
we need to clean up.
holga lens on the nikon
Bei der Verwendung ihres Rüssels ist Thora hier zu bewundern: flic.kr/p/2grbWmH, flic.kr/p/2geFQPR
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Thora can be admired here using her trunk: flic.kr/p/2grbWmH, flic.kr/p/2geFQPR
“Nothing good comes easily. You have to lose things you thought you loved, give up things you thought you needed. You have to get over yourself, beyond your past, out from under the weight of your future. The good stuff never comes when things are easy. It comes just when you think it never will.”
― Shauna Niequist
It must be about time for the good stuff! Right?!
Remarkable Oblivion awesomeness for Kustom 9! Dark Passions on my nails as always. Check the blog for links and info <3
A photographer’s dream come true! I couldn’t believe my luck when I saw all of the cool stuff in one spot—ghost signs on an old building, a bottle tree, blue windows and doors, and then…STUFF! Whirlygigs and springs and a birdbath and rust! I’ll be back, little spot on historic C Street in Springfield, Missouri!
A popular golf club displayed a stuffed toy tiger on a window presumably to honor a famous golfer . The monkey on the roof kept a respectful distance !