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I spoke to a publishing class at Humber College this morning so I got up a bit early to pay a visit to this lovely pair. No chicks, or even eggs, but they were actively courting. They held this pose for about 30 seconds or so. I have a sequence of some really odd behaviour that I'll post later.

Some interesting behaviour here - a Killdeer feigning injury, presumably in order to fool me into trying to capture and eat it and thereby leading me away from its nest. I don't know where its nest is, but Killdeer do have a reputation for laying their eggs in inconvenient places. The bird pictured is lying in the middle of a moderately busy road (busy for a village anyway) between a school playing field and a school bus shelter parking lot. Fortunately, it was nifty enough to get up and run away when a car came, much to my relief. The rusty back and tail feathers, which are not seen when the bird is running around normally, almost look like dried blood. I wonder if they add to the illusion?

 

Polk County, Wisconsin.

I am trying to push myself with pictures...sometimes i create awesomeness (lol well in my mind!), yet it gets not as much love as I think it should get, and the other so so things I do will get lots of love. I just dont get it sometimes, but I guess in the grand scheme of things once I really figure out this photography thing I will be awesome. Ok living in California, well can't stop that phrase from popping up now and again lol. Have a great week!

 

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Excellence in Behavioural Safety

Excellence in Behavioural Safety

Common maybe but always worth a few frames.

St Aidan's Nature Park.

Excellence in Behavioural Safety

Osprey drops off some fish and flies away

Excellence in Behavioural Safety

Excellence in Behavioural Safety

Excellence in Behavioural Safety

Presentation on Behavioural Economics; Choice and Personal Responsibility.

Matty's mouth tries to run away from him when it realises what he's trying to feed it.

This was taken the same night that I went to a bar in my slippers and a rabbit in my handbag...

Excellence in Behavioural Safety

Excellence in Behavioural Safety

Behavioural Insights with David Halpern

Her husband always brought home a takeaway because she threatened to sing if he didn't.

Looking into each others eyes

 

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