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We saw so many turkeys at the park this year. This one was doing its best to hide behind this little bare tree and blend into the background! I used one of the Lightroom presets to give it a little Fall color.
Happy Wing Wednesday!
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Taken at Flower Dome, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore in Nov 2019
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If it wasn't for the black on this American Goldfinch, I never would have noticed it as it blends in very well with the Button Flowers.
We watched this squirrel in a park for some time. It was very busy! This particular one is a Pallas's Squirrel - very common in South East Asia
This Sulphur butterfly is doing a great job of trying to blend in with the wildflowers. Happy Wing Wednesday.
A Hawthorn shield bug, Acanthosoma haemorrhoidale, matches well with the colours of the leaves from a Cotoneaster shrub, where I had found it.
Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) standing on a fallen leaves-covered ground, the leaves being almost same colour as its fur.
Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) stojąca na ziemi pokrytej opadłymi liśćmi w kolorze niemal identycznym z jej futrem.
Blending in with it's surroundings, a Canada Goose Gosling has a better chance of survival such as this one here.
A Killdeer blends in perfectly with it's surroundings, if it wasn't for the red around the eye I wouldn't have noticed this one. Just off to the right of this photo I saw one of two small nests between the rocks and pebbles, it had 3 very small eggs in it, so hopefully in 25-28 days I'll be able to capture some Killdeer chicks!!
(This is the last photo in this series)
Exposure blending of a shorter exposure for the center of the clouds and a longer exposure (with ND filter) for the blurred edges and the lake.
Not a butterfly I have been able to identify but it certainly wasn't that easy to see on the forest floor. I'd have had no chance if I hadn't seen it fly and settle
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This was taken after I came down from the top of the arch. I brought myself a Wifi device which connect to an iphone so you can see what the camera sees without having to look in the view finder which i find really hard for these type of shots so this little device helped alot in lining everything up.
Was that a rustle I heard in the grass......?! Hard to stalk something thru this thick grass and weeds when you're that big.
He sure blended in well with the grass around him.
Actually this griz was busy prepping for the long sleep grazing along when he looked up, which wasn't often. My car was nearby for safety. I enjoyed him browsing for quite awhile but mainly saw hump and butt as he searched for food.
Another view of him in a more open setting in comments.
Snowing here as I look out my window. Beautiful! Not too concerned as it won't stick around long. But is a bit early....!
Enjoy a wonderful weekend!