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Swedish melodic rockers Miss Behaviour perform as a part of the Smokhead Rocks Tour, on it's last date in London on October 12th, 2011.

 

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Excellence in Behavioural Safety

Cows had differing behaviours when riding past them: some run away, some just stare, and some run alongside you, as if chasing you from the other side of the fence - which can be a tad scary!

Cycle touring in New Zealand, blog at lisroundtheworld.wordpress.com

Excellence in Behavioural Safety

Excellence in Behavioural Safety

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Excellence in Behavioural Safety

Excellence in Behavioural Safety

Everyone always says that shoes over a power line symbolises a Drug Pick up point... If this is the case i am not quite sure what a pair of australian flag emblazoned thongs and some baby gumboots means?

Notes and reflections from a Teacher's TV vidcast

Rufous Treepie on abandoned nest of Baya Weaver, Galibore/CWLS trip, 201214

tiny diver ducks displaying three common habits (wing shake, swim, diver).

they were too far away to identify in the light.. the angular heads are much like gadwalls, but these little guys were half the size and behaved more like grebes... one did a little water run, too.

alas, i was called away and couldn't confirm what this family (five in total) were.

Behavioural Insights with David Halpern

Excellence in Behavioural Safety

I couldn't help but to shake when I took this picture.

Excellence in Behavioural Safety

Excellence in Behavioural Safety

Guerrilla Zoo presents Oro de Ojo

Friday 22nd January 2010

@ Corsica Studios

 

Complusive Behaviour

Photo by Elisa Laghi

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Ghouls shower Bingle with scorn , Miranda Devine, The Age Newspaper, March 13, 2010.

 

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Excellence in Behavioural Safety

This Eagle appears to be vomiting a liquid. I ahve seen owl pwllts regurgitated but never a bird regurgitate fluid.

Behavioural Insights with David Halpern

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