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A young Columbia white-tail deer in velvet. Once endangered, the species is making a comeback though is still considered threatened.
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a remake of an old shot. these are the more common orchids you find in manila. i love the velvety purple petals they have!
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Mutillidae (AKA Velvet Ants) are a family of more than 7,000 species of wasps whose wingless females resemble large, hairy ants. Their common name velvet ant refers to their dense pile of hair, which most often is bright scarlet or orange, but may also be black, white, silver, or gold.
I've only seen one other one but it was a few years ago and it was much smaller than this one. This one was probably only about 6mm long. Photographed at Lake Waterford Park in Maryland.
There were so many birds everywhere in Las Gallinas. This Heron was sitting at the edge of the bank. We are always pleased to see the Green Heron as they can be hard to spot at first. Whereas larger herons tend to stand prominently in open parts of wetlands, Green Herons tend to be at the edges, in shallow water, or concealed in vegetation. The Green Heron is a dark, stocky bird hunched on slender yellow legs at the water’s edge, often hidden behind a tangle of leaves. Seen up close, it is a striking bird with a velvet-green back, rich chestnut body, and a dark cap often raised into a short crest.
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This Bull Moose was eating the grass at Potter Marsh. It was the first time I've seen a Bull Moose here. As it crossed the stream I was thinking, "Oh, just dunk your head and have that water streaming down..." It would have maybe been a perfect shot. No, just thinking it wasn't good enough as it didn't happen ;)
Taken 28 May 2022 at Potter Marsh, Alaska.
My first excursion in almost 2 months was a brief visit to Soverign Harbour to catch up with the first winter drake in between showers. Only the second time I've photographed one and my first in Sussex.
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4th times a charm. This was my 4th try at editing this image. Everything was so utterly and frustratingly sensitive to simple changes/adjustments. I was looking to make the sky more dramatic but it wasn't happening. On the fourth try, I kept it simple. Contrast and sharpness adjustments only. No messing with colors (seriously). Lesson learned for me. Keep simple scenes simple. Hope everyone is having a great weekend!
Image - single exposure, Marumi Super CPOL.
I have been struggling to convince myself, at times, to go out and shoot certain areas. Cataloochee Valley is one of those locations. As I pushing against my comfort zones in photography I went out with conflict, Sunrise, or Wildlife. I could, technically of shot both I know, but switching lenses, breaking composition to shoot an interesting animal, or swapping from mindsets is a bit difficult for me. Because of the heavy fog, I determined that I wanted to try and get interesting compositions of these Elk wandering and grazing before they ultimately retreated into the woods.. This is an example of what I did.
Aperture: f5.4
ISO: 1600
SS: 1/100th
Focal: 323mm
Fujinon 100-400mm
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I believe this is a red velvet mite. I found it hiding under a rotten log at Cromwell Valley Park in Maryland this morning.
Surely one bird that I was super excited when I saw the result. its not that I have not seen in the past or made images in the past but its the satisfaction of a frame that I felt is worthy to have !!!
Velvet Fronted Nuthatch (Sitta frontalis)
Getting up even earlier than usual has proven one thing . . . I get to see lots of deer out in the morning. This is one of a family of three that I managed to spend a bit of time with this morning. Love those velvet antlers.
A lovely looking buck showing off his velvet covered antlers the other evening, he was in the company of two does amongst tall vegetation of the watermeadows.I had to wait for patiently for him to step into the sunlight where he then stood proudly for me for a few moments.
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Smile on Saturday theme view the V... I have a clear glass vase on my black velvet background. That cloth flower could be a violet. I don't know. Google was all over the place.
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What’s up guys? For a second there today looked promising here in Chicago! Not so much now, but I really hope something will change by tonight. This is the crescent moon over Ulysses S. Grant Monument from this morning at Lincoln Park. What do you think?
Velvet-purple Coronets really shine amidst a family of stunning, jewel-toned hummingbirds. Their name alone conjures color and opulence and smooth whiskey. It is among the most dazzling of all birds.
For a Peaceful Blue Monday!
This medium-sized hummingbird looks all blackish in poor light (and they are always in poor light), but at the right angle, it turns into a dazzling gem with a purple belly and crown, turquoise sides, and greenish wing coverts. Note bright white flashes in the tail. Like other coronets, it holds its wings up for a few seconds when it lands, exposing rich chestnut underwings. Sexes similar. Very restricted range in western Colombia and Ecuador, where it is generally uncommon in moist cloud forest and edges in the lower subtropical zone. Visits feeders. Picture taken at Saschatamia Lodge, Ecuador.
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