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Eurasian jay (Garrulus glandarius) taking a bath in an inflatable pool.
Sójka (Garrulus glandarius) kąpiąca się w nadmuchiwanym basenie.
33Days of Halloween
October Halloween Challenge
Not gonna get all wishy washy, but life's been throwing me some curve balls lately so as per usual my photography was the first thing to go.
I'll live...and after recent events it's made me appreciate that even though it feels like I'm drowning in life, atleast I have a life.
So I'm gonna play when I can...and all my awesome ideas i had for 33 days will simply have to go into the thought bank.
Another sneak peak shot at one of my current builds. I love bright colors in my bathroom.
Featuring:
Mudhoney - Lana Lighting
Available @ Fameshed
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Female Blackbird(Turdus merula) enjoying a nice bath in the heat wave we are having.
Taken from my chair through the French Door window.
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Whatever you’re worried about now, forget it.
Take a deep breath, feed your mind with positive thoughts, and trust that it will be okay.
The bird bath is definitely the most visited place in the garden and mostly it's used by thirsty creatures of every kind, but on this occasion it was used for the function it was intended for and robin spent a prolonged period splashing and flapping. I was actually quite surprised he was able to fly off afterwards.
After spending most of Saturday driving to and from Heathrow Airport, I managed to stop off at the reserve for a couple of hours on the way home.
Just (literally) when I had packed up to leave, this male Common Kingfisher flew in for half an hour of bathing and preening. It was just me and the Kingfisher - very relaxing.
He is all fluffed up here after a good preening session.
Built at the 11th hour for the Otto and Victoria Fan Art contest being held by Brian Kesinger on Instagram
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This is Leo, my epileptic cat, having his first bath of the day.
Just after I took this, I started draining the water, and before I could get the rubber gloves back on, he did a poo in the water ... so he had to have another bath.
His next treat, the hairdryer, which he really seems to like.
He does try and wash himself, but every now and then he needs a good shampooing.
PS ... after I uploaded this pic, I went and washed floors, then I checked on Leo, and yep, he'd done another poo in the bath, so he had to be shampooed for a third time .... I'm having a really shitty day :)))) But I still love him.
This Grey Seal mother and her pup were playing together in a channel of water. They spent quite a long time splashing about and looked to be really enjoying themselves.
Im Elefanten-Waisenhaus in Pinnawela werden verletzte oder verlassen aufgefundene Elefanten gepflegt und betreut. Die Elefanten dürfen frei im großen Gelände umherlaufen und werden von ihren Mahouts (Elefantenführern) betreut. Man kann beim Baden im nahegelegenen Fluß zusehen.
Fieldfare (Turdus pilaris) bathing in a puddle.
Kwiczoł (Turdus pilaris) kąpiący się w kałuży.