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A brown bear and her almost-2-year old twins walk along Funnel Creek to the wide bend where some of the other bears are catching sockeye salmon. Watching the behaviour and interaction of these bears in the wild is an incredible experience. Katmai N.P. and Preserve, AK.
Scientific Name : indopadilla sp
Family : Salticidae
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Immediately after copulation, the male drifted away while the female compulsively used her bill and neck to spoon water over herself, a process that lasted a coupl of minutes at least.
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The first article title on the page is the name of your band.
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The third picture, no matter what it is, will be your album cover.
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"I understand the concept of humor. It may not be apparent, but I am often amused by human behaviour."
- Seven of Nine -
Malcolm is celebrating his 70th birthday today. And he will be running at the 700th Banstead Wood parkrun. Earlier this week he celebrated being married for 47 years.
Sevens all around. That's why he has chosen to visit the Seven / 7 Group today.
Happy birthday Malcolm!
Live long and prosper.
Seven of Nine (born Annika Hansen) is a fictional character introduced in the American science fiction television series Star Trek: Voyager. Portrayed by Jeri Ryan, she is a former Borg drone who joins the crew of the Federation starship Voyager.
In order to reverse the assimilation proces of Annika by the Borg the majority of the Borg implants are removed. One of the major remaining pieces of Borg technology remaining is the cortical implant above her left eye.
used my Mind the Scrap May kit to create this grid style page for todays LOAD prompt.
Used photos of my daughter on stage with Nutty Noah and told the story of how she was better than expected and did exactly as she was told even when he didnt want her too lol
The breezy conditions made catching any fish difficult, but at least there was no shortage of insects for these Common Terns to feed on.
A fab mountain hare I photographed with a client in November 2023. We were privileged to enjoy a 32 minute grooming session - the hare was so relaxed and even had a snooze.
If you'd like to join me for a mountain hare guiding session in the Scottish Highlands please check my website for details www.karenmillerphotography.co.uk
Ruddy Turnstone, Elliston, Newfoundland
Like humans each animal has its own personality and behaviours. Some species are known to be shy while others are bold and approachable. These stereotypes can change depending on the location you spot them. For example a Northern Pintail here in Newfoundland is known to be very approachable and is often seen being hand feed at local ponds in the city. While in other parts of the world they are very skittish and flighty at the sight of humans.
While on vacation this past summer I drove my family 3 hours to Bonavista for a week long trip. During this time we spent a few days relaxing on a local beach. I had not planned to photograph any shorebirds during this trip but when I came upon this group of about 15 Ruddy Turnstones that seem completely unfazed by human presence I couldn't pass up the opportunity. For the most part this species is known to be flighty and difficult to approach here on the island. My past experiences have been less then productive with them so this was like a dream come true. Is was a great reminder that even a short distance and change of location can alter the tolerance of a species.
The mid afternoon sun was pushing hard to find its way through the thick clouds. When it did it lit up this stunning shorebird; allowing me to slightly underexpose the image bringing out the darkness of the sand in the background; helping to enrich the colors of the turnstones feathers. I have to saw these are one the most beautiful shorebirds we get here on the island.
Have you had the chance to see one of these guys yet along one of your local beaches?If not then next summer during the months of August and September keep your eyes out for them..they are stunning.
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