THE CCCC-GROUP - CURIOSITY.CURIOSCITY.CURIOUSITY.CURIOUSCITY
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The robin (Erithacus rubecula) is a species of bird of the flycatcher family (Muscicapidae). It inhabits North Africa, Europe and Asia Minor as well as the Mediterranean islands.
Young toco Toucan, Ramphastos toco, from a clutch of 4 hatched in the Spring of 2019. Toco toucans (also known as the Common Toucan) are the largest of the toucan family and have the largest bill relative to body size of all birds. Parker Aviary, San Diego Zoo Conservation Status: Least Concern.
There are new Mallard ducklings at the pond. ♥
They are so cute and fluffy that is almost a pity that they grow up so fast; it only takes them 50-60 days to fledge and become independent.
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Common dwarf mongoose (Helogale parvula), Africa's smallest carnivorous mammal. They eat insects, spiders, scorpions, small lizards, snakes, small birds, and rodents, and very occasionally berries. Seen at the San Diego Zoo's Africa Rocks Habitat. Conservation status: least concern
According to the myths about Skogsväsen in Scandinavia, Goblins watched up over the people's dwellings. but it was important that humans would be careful, taking into account the odd brownie . Make sure there was some food left in the booths, do not go out at night and disturb them in the woods. .
In return, Goblin's people protected the house from evil powers.
And sometimes you could see how any curious Goblin approached the house because of curiosity.
Old photo from the archive, texture: Marezia57, Goblin from a painting by John Bauer.
there was something exciting or tasty (or both *lol*)
da gab es irgendetwas Spannendes oder Leckeres(oder beides *lach*)
Mute Swan Cygnet
One of seven beautiful title cygnets, this little cutie swam over to the river bank, in the close company of siblings and parents. She (?) seemed very curious at first, then continued to splash and dabble around in the water.
A little while later, she, and most of her siblings, tucked their heads under their tiny little wings, draped one great, big Jurassic webbed foot along their sides, and had little naps.
Just lovely to watch.
River Doon
Doonfoot
Ayr
SW Scotland
(cropped)
Just out of the wood, he approached me, to understand what was in the tall grass ...
Curioso
Appena fuori dal bosco si è avvicinato a me, per capire cosa fosse quel fruscio tra l'erba alta ...
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I shot this little fellow in the local park one afternoon. He was so curious and inquisitive of his surroundings and of course adorable. Puppies will always make you smile.
L'écureuil se déplace le jour, en solitaire, sauf quand vient le temps des amours. Sa fourrure rousse ou grise, son ventre blanc et sa queue en panache le rendent tout de suite identifiable. Sa queue touffue lui sert surtout de balancier pour garder l'équilibre. On peut l'apercevoir toute l'année, en se promenant dans les forêts de conifères et de feuillus, mais aussi dans les parcs et jardins de nos villes, qui lui offrent des abris et de la nourriture.
Toujours prudent mais très curieux, il s'approche souvent des maisons. L'écureuil se tient le plus souvent en hauteur, dans les branches d'arbres, et parfois sur les pelouses des jardins où il cherche à manger. Dans les grandes villes aux jardins très fréquentés, les nombreux passants l'ont rendu moins farouche, et il se laisse parfois approcher à quelques mètres. A la tombée de la nuit, il s'éclipse dans son nid.
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The squirrel moves during the day, alone, except when the time comes for love. His red or gray fur, white belly and tail plume make it immediately identifiable. Its bushy tail serves mainly as a balance to keep balance. It can be seen all year round, walking in the coniferous and deciduous forests, but also in the parks and gardens of our cities, which offer shelter and food.
Always cautious but very curious, he often approaches the houses. The squirrel is most often in height, in the branches of trees, and sometimes on the lawns of the gardens where he tries to eat. In the big cities with busy gardens, the many passers-by have made him less fierce, and he sometimes lets himself be approached a few meters away. At nightfall, it disappears in its nest.
While I was struggling with the tripod during my Macro class this lovely cat was watching me - perhaps slightly amused?
Picture taken with my new camera lense Laowa 100mm f/2.8 2:1 Ultra Macro
American red squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus / Gemeines Rothörnchen) seen on our campground in Banff 😉 For a HMBT! ☀️
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"Oeps....., I'm not sure if I have permission to stretch out and look around..... I'm so curious to see what is happening here.... you too....?", says the little hexagon.
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RKO_0295. Coming out of the den and being confronted with a strange guy pointing a big lens on him. Just curious or a little scared?
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