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Tu me suis, tu me souris, dans la nuit tu me séduis
Je sais que tu sais que je ne sais plus qui je suis
Je t'aime tant je t'aime tant, pourtant.
Comme le temps qui passe et ment, j'attends.
Toujours perdante tu me tourmentes
Et tes désirs me prirent pour me détruire
Je prends un certain plaisir a souffrir
A me punir, a me repentir.
Toujours soumise, tu me méprises, tu me rejettes, tu
me maltraites
Douleur et désir sont synonymes de mon plaisir
Je m'abandonne aux hommes sans souci ni tourment
Je me suis perdue sans retenue pour un jeune homme
Un peu hors de la norme
Tu me cherches, tu me guettes, tu me tiens et je me
sens bien
Tu me prends si lentement, je désapprends
Puis tu me rends au mon tourment
Je serai ce qui te plait la lumière sur ta peau
Celle qui attend a ta porte
Et celle qui? peu importe, je serai ce que tu veux
La sueur sur ton front, la brise dans tes cheveux
Ou celle qui te brisera le cou
Je te souris, je te nuis, je t'aime, je t'aime
Je te détruis, je te tiens et tu viens
Tout est bien qui finit bien
Tu sais que je sais que tu ne sais plus qui tu es
Depuis que tu t'adonnes a nos petits jeux hors de la
norme
Je te plais, tu me plais
Nous sommes les amants du tourment
La nuit nous tuons l'ennui, l'amour toujours nous suit
L'amour toujours nous fuit, l'amour toujours nous
détruit
Comme la pluie et l'oubli comme des cris dans la nuit
Je t'aime tant je t'aime tant pourtant.
Aries, 1/2 Friesian gelding, visiting my horses, checking out the scents (flehmen.)
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Florida Sandhill Crane and 2 day old chick - Ritch Grissom Memorial Wetlands (Viera Wetlands), Melbourne, Florida
A freshly hatched chick trying its best to model the foraging behavior of its parents. It wasn't all that successful, but was rewarded by its parents who dropped disabled insects in front of it to show the benefits of a good effort.
I'm not good at these but I think it's a House Martin.
A pair of them have been flying continuously up to my neighbors eave. I thought at first they were late nest builders but while there is no sign of building, there is a mass of spider web. Could they be feeding on hatching spiders?
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Mine, mine! Willet on the fly with morsel drops and retrieves it with focused concentration
Member of the Flickr Bird Brigade
Activists for birds and wildlife
it's interesting that driver's behaviors vary so much when they see a bicycle. there are those who say "oh my god, there is a bicycle!" and will stay away as much as possible. and there are those who will try to see how close they can get to you before running you off the road.
State of Behavioral and Social Sciences
William T. Riley, Ph.D.
NIH Associate Director for Behavioral and Social Sciences
Director, Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research, NIH
Winner, "Animal Behavior: Birds" Category
A snowy clash of white-tailed eagles during a Polish winter is among the winning images in the 2008 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, organized by BBC Wildlife Magazine and London's Natural History Museum.
After finding a dead moose next to a rail track, photographer Antoni Kasprzak waited five hours until the two birds, a juvenile and an adult, descended and began fighting over the carcass.
"The old, more experienced bird won, forcing the immature eagle to wait its turn more than an hour," Kasprzak said.
—Photograph by Antoni Kasprzak/Wildlife Photographer of the Year