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Sheep and snow at the border of the small village of Puth, Limburg.

Swallowtail - caterpillar on her food plant (burnet) against the setting sun in the haze on a high-altitude meadow.

The light for the caterpillar comes from a reflector and a modest use of LED lamp.

 

Schwalbenschwanz - Raupe an ihrer Futterpflanze (Bibernelle) gegen die im Dunst untergehende Sonne auf einer hoch gelegenen Wiese.

Das Licht für die Raupe stammt von einem Reflektor und einer dezent eingesetzten LED Lampe.

 

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Dinner plate dahlia in my garden.

Reframed and retouched version of an older upload.

Nature can be harsh to witness, but everything works together for the its overall balance. This scene played out late afternoon into early evening on my first day in the Mara region. This is a female cheetah named Kweli and her three cubs. Kweli started after a gazelle, but the hunt failed. She swtiched her focus to a herd of impala and before we knew it she had dinner for the family. It was truly incredible to watch how little she could do for close to a half hour following. This period allowed her cubs to start the meal before she was able to join in later.

 

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As we were driving along the road, next to Isenberg Crane Reserve, we spotted something out of the right side of the automobile. We pulled up next to it and about 3 feet away, on a tree stump, was a Red Shouldered hawk that was preparing to eat its dinner meal.

A close up view of a red bellied woodpecker with some leftover fall colors in the background.

A jaguar at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle looks like he wants to invite me to dinner. I declined. #jaguar #DinnerInvitation #WoodlandParkZoo #ジャガ #Seattle

 

A loving mother of oyster catcher is calling her baby.

Every evening the same routine plays out. Papa lands on a nearby telephone pole within view of his family and eats the head of his fresh catch. Only then does he fly over and drop the mutilated fish into the nest. I've spent numerous late afternoons watching this process over and over, but never where the entire family was visible. This time, all four chicks, including the runt, picked up their heads at the perfect moment. Unfortunately, Mama, in the rear, decided to duck down.

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One Cormorant who won't be going hungry!

 

Overlooked by most., but one of our favourite birds

 

They're big and powerful flyers., Land and take off on water., Can swim as fast as most fish and have a wonderfully mischievous personality

 

When you think about it there's not much to match that!

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Come on boys!! Lets have dinner and then back home!

Mom is waiting for us and i cant wait to take her in my arms!!

 

Taken @ Tralala's Dinner

The owl gets ready to enjoy his meal.

I watched these determined pigeons awaiting the departure of the diners at this table and once they did the feast began in earnest.

Late in the afternoon, a Burrowing Owl pants and calls from above the burrow

Little owl caught his dinner

Dinner with Beautiful Doll...after a long and awesome day!

I'm eating my dinner.

Welsh Highland cow enjoying his food!!!

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We went looking for Bald Eagles, they were hiding from us so we watched this guy dine.

Butterflies enjoying a purple flower

This Osprey found a terrific place to enjoy his fish dinner.

What did I do wrong in the preparations of the dinner.....??

Hope she don´t look in any mirror..... o.o.....

Sunset at the Dinner Tree in Derby, Western Australia. The boab tree at the One Mile Dinner camp is one of the main attractions on the Derby Pastoral Trail. A great place to watch the sun go down.

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Veränderliche Krabbenspinne (Misumena vatia)

 

Die viel größeren Weibchen können ihre Körperfarbe verändern und sich der Umgebung anpassen. Da diese Art keine Netze bauen kann, wird gewartet, bis ein Insekt in der Nähe landet. Blitzschnell packt es die Spinne mit ihren langen, stacheligen Vorderbeinen und injiziert der Beute ein schnell wirkendes Gift. Dadurch können sie sogar Insekten erbeuten, die das Mehrfache der eigenen Körpergröße haben.

Die Männchen sind wesentlich kleiner und können Ihre Farbe nicht verändern.

 

The much larger females can change their body color and adapt to the environment. Since this species cannot build webs, it waits until an insect lands nearby. Quickly, it grabs the spider with its long, spiny front legs and injects the prey with a fast-acting poison. This means they can even prey on insects that are several times their own size.

The males are much smaller and cannot change their color.

 

Les femelles, beaucoup plus grandes, peuvent changer de couleur corporelle et s'adapter à l'environnement. Comme cette espèce ne peut pas construire de toiles, elle attend qu’un insecte se pose à proximité. Rapidement, il attrape l’araignée avec ses longues pattes avant épineuses et injecte à la proie un poison à action rapide. Cela signifie qu’ils peuvent même s’attaquer à des insectes plusieurs fois plus grands que leur taille.

Les mâles sont beaucoup plus petits et ne peuvent pas changer de couleur.

   

This broad-bodied Darter was lucky and catched a fat meal. I've been lucky too and could take this photo of it!

What a beautiful dragonfly!

 

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It was sunny and dark clouds in different parts of the sky. I decided to shoot on low ISO. As I spotted this seagull standing still looking around. With the nice light shone on the seagull and good angle I raised my camera. Suddenly it pulled out a crab from the pebbles flying away before other seagulls go after its prey, still got a lot to learn about the seagulls.

 

I took a few shots as it unfolds and managed to freeze this last frame. Not exactly the image I would like to have but given the unexpected circumstances and windy conditions I think it is alright. What are your thoughts ?

 

f 7.1 / 1/400s / ISO 200 / 160 mm

 

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5th June, 2020

Dinner with the most awesome Lexi, this pic has been in teh vault for months for publishing reasons . I am happy that I can finally share this.

 

Lexi's version Lexi's version (from June)

  

This image is in the Paris article /my newest blog post

   

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Yesterday spotted this bald eagle. On the shore line with dinner.

I never seem to get good Butterfly shots. I shot off maybe thirty of these and even went to get my macro camera. There were a few workable out of the A99.

Thanks to the butterfly who stayed in there while I attempted this.

 

I did manage to finish some song lyrics today.

 

Here the pelican is positioning his catch head first preparing to swallow his dinner.Thank-you in advance for stopping by and your favs and comments are appreciated. You can also follow me on Facebook.

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