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A fair distance away on a misty morning but nice to see the Cattle Egret in amongst the Highland Cattle.

Testing light behaviour in an improvised home studio

Item: 2 apples

Aggressive behaviour at the lake between the grebes. The dominant one tried to drown the other one, holding it under the water while it struggled frantically to escape. In the finish it did get away, very much doubt it will go into that territory again.

 

Photographed through my kitchen window whilst doing the 2022 BigGardenBirdWatch

Regular preening to remove dirt, pollen, moisture and anything else that stick to there bodies.

Nuthatch caching the odd sunflower seed.

Used the flip down screen for these shots, a little awkward to say the least but using the spirit level and centre spot focus I managed to bag a few shots.

Badger exhibiting some bear like behaviour.

Photo from Refugio Amazonas, Peruvian Amazon.

Black kite uses fire by Su_G': entry in Spoonflower's 'Birds of Prey Wallpaper' Design Challenge. © Su Schaefer 2023

 

My design features the Black Kite, a tool-using Australian bird that spreads fire to hunt prey. Aboriginal traditions, across multiple groups in different areas, portray birds of prey as animals which carry fire… and field research has now confirmed this for black kite, brown falcon. Some say people learned from birds. For more, see sevenages.org/environmental-issues/birds-of-prey-in-austr...

 

Shown as a wallpaper mockup c/o Spoonflower.

 

Sorry that the new voting system still (sigh) has bugs... www.spoonflower.com/design-challenge/Birds of Prey Wallpaper is the link for voting - generally open for one week only.

 

BUT be warned! There are about 950 entries, some of which are not very visible in the low quality rendered wallpaper mockups (those actual designs I checked are of much higher quality).

 

If you do feel reckless and decide for the "new and exciting" voting experience please let me have some quotable quotes re what worked and what didn't so I can pass them on to Spoonflower. Thank you! :-)

 

But I understand if that's too much.

  

[Black kite uses fire by Su_G_wallpaper_mockup]

Taken a couple of weeks before the shutdown

Miles City, Montana

See how good I am? Now gimme that turkey.

(P2013: 38,39,40,41,42,43/52)

Halloween 2013

 

It's been over month since my last photo. Way too much for me. Hope now, when I'm ok with situation, things will go better. Happy Halloween, Guys!

A fair distance away so a big crop for this one

Scientific name : indopadilla sp

Family : Salticidae

 

📷Olympus OM-D EM-5 Mark III

📷M.Zuiko Digital ED 60mm f2.8

⚡Olympus Fl36r + Wayfuser

🇲🇾 Malaysia

Last year Sam was diagnosed with a heart murmur and with a change of diet and some behaviour modifications he has done fine. A few weeks ago we noticed his stamina had dropped and he seemed to be tired more than usual. I took him to the vet last week and it turns out he now has an arrhythmia. Tomorrow morning he goes in for X-rays, an ultrasound and bloodwork. He is only nine which isn't too old for a dog his size. We can't imagine life without our sweet little guy. I'll keep you apprised and we hope for the best.

A pair of Gannets establishing their bond prior to breeding

Female Mallard Duck resisting the intentions of the Drake.

I would like to think Zack enjoying his new life with us.

American Coot AMCO (Fulica americana)

Adult with 2 chicks

  

"'Greater' Edmonton Area"

 

St Albert's Riel Wetlands:

Big Lake and John E. Poole boardwalk

Location: west side of St Albert

 

St. Albert,

Alberta, Canada

 

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Interestingly(bizarre) the Parent fed one constantly and persistently ignored constant begging of the other

 

PS

i like the feet detail visible in this shot

Over-sized Juvenile feet still appear chicken-like - while parent bird shows fully developed lobed features

Click on Image for Enlarged View

 

Bald head won't win the chicks any cutie-beauty pageants

click on image for more detail

A common red soldier beetle (a vegetarian as far as I'm aware) trying to pull apart a mating pair of dock bugs in New Ferry Butterfly Park.

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