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1. Not a Shark, 2. Surprisingly Unafraid, 3. "BACK AWAY", 4. Between the Mausoleums, 5. Dragging Cloud Over Mount Doom, 6. Juvenile Magpie Fly-By, 7. The Pinnacles - Whakapapa, 8. Typical Posture,
9. Wet Feathers, 10. Tree Stars, 11. Magpie With a Skink, 12. Resting, 13. Gentoo on Polished Rock, 14. Magpie in Song, 15. Silver Fern, 16. Preparing To Dive,
17. Low Cloud, 18. Alleluia, Alleluia, Earth To Heaven Replies, 19. Perched on a Post, 20. B Chick, 21. Leader of the Pack, 22. Group B Fledgling, 23. Mother and Calf, 24. Tennille in the Rain,
25. Paradise Valley, 26. Tongariro - Ngauruhoe, 27. Jack in the Rain, 28. Rhinoceros Kiss, 29. Tahi, Rua, Toru, 30. Pukeko 'Hoki Koki', 31. Lock-Down, 32. Koru,
33. Lurking in the Shadows, 34. Wasp, 35. Tongariro Dawn, 36. Monochrome, 37. Royal Spoonbill, 38. Juvenile on a Tombstone, 39. Fearsome Yawn, 40. Spur-Winged Plovers,
41. "Nevermore", 42. Portrait of a Juvenile Magpie, 43. Back-Lighting, 44. Kea, 45. Flying Reptile, 46. Heron in Rain, 47. Kingfisher Perch, 48. Looking back to Ngauruhoe,
49. Magpie Fly-By, 50. Starfish Gathering, 51. Winter, 52. Tiger - Auckland Zoo, 53. Kelp Gull Flight, 54. Gazing at a Sunset Sky, 55. Albatross Fly-By, 56. Ruapehu Sunrise,
57. Dead Leaf, 58. Fungi on Pandora, 59. Land of Rainbows, 60. Golden Plover, 61. Kealakekua Bay, 62. Motutara, 63. Huge Ice, 64. A Walk in the Park,
65. MY POND!, 66. Tembo, 67. Clouds Over Ruapehu, 68. Stone Carving, 69. In-Flight Kingfisher, 70. Spoonbill Flight, 71. The Wild, Wild West, 72. Raven in Juneau
Exploring the Fantasy Faire sims before they disappear forever.
Visit this location at Dangarnon Sponsored by Death Row Designs in Second Life
Explore #460
Just one of the billions of photos they made me take that day. It was fun though! Vivitar 285hv bounced off roof.
Panorama of the Smokey mountains taken from a lookout at the base of Clingman's Dome. Stitched together using Photoshop CS3.
Highest Explore position: #474 on Monday, August 24, 2009 - thanks everyone!
Thanks so much for my fifth EXPLORE! February 15, Highest #429
In my best Rolf Harris impression I'll ask "Can you tell what it is yet?" No? Well, it's actually the top off a lovely, vintage silver coffee pot, which I found while clearing out an old cabinet, it was hidden away amongst other odds and ends. I decided to give it a chance to shine on a lovely sunny day in our garden.
Uploaded on Valentines Day as a little reminder not to forget about the things we love....
Website | Project 52 | Week 7
1. Flying Reptile, 2. Heron in Rain, 3. Kingfisher Perch, 4. Looking back to Ngauruhoe, 5. Magpie Fly-By, 6. Starfish Gathering, 7. Winter, 8. Tiger - Auckland Zoo,
9. Kelp Gull Flight, 10. Gazing at a Sunset Sky, 11. Albatross Fly-By, 12. Ruapehu Sunrise, 13. Dead Leaf, 14. Fungi on Pandora, 15. Land of Rainbows, 16. Kealakekua Bay,
17. Golden Plover, 18. Motutara, 19. Huge Ice, 20. A Walk in the Park, 21. MY POND!, 22. Tembo, 23. Clouds Over Ruapehu, 24. In-Flight Kingfisher,
25. Stone Carving, 26. Spoonbill Flight, 27. The Wild, Wild West, 28. Raven in Juneau, 29. Poles, 30. Brothers, 31. Close-Up in Kaikoura, 32. Tawhai Falls - Slow,
33. Legs, 34. Someone Did Not, 35. Sitting Bull, 36. Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo, 37. Little, Lost Bear, 38. Negative Tone - Positive Colour, 39. Winter Rocks, 40. Tui in the Bush,
41. Starfish on the Move, 42. Black Sand Balls, 43. Flax Head, 44. Octopus, 45. Walk This Way, 46. Only a Yawn, 47. Flower of Scotland, 48. Pachyderms,
49. Sparrow on the Wharf, 50. North Island Robin, 51. White-Faced Heron, 52. Saltwater Crocodile, 53. Huka Falls, 54. Kaikoura Sunset Sky, 55. Penny the Cat, 56. Pygmy Marmoset,
57. Soaring South of Kaikoura, 58. Close-Up Cat, 59. The Grand Canyon, 60. Fantail Flight, 61. Anjalee, 62. Red Giant?, 63. Homeward Trio, 64. Wet,
65. Corrugated Iron Water Tank, 66. Fishing Dangerously, 67. Waitemata Harbour, 68. Adélie Penguin in the Lemaire Channel, 69. Fence Post, 70. Butterfly Feeding, 71. Change Over Time - Fantastic Evidence For Evolution, 72. Sea Ice
Literally... Brushing everyday will help keep the dentist away.
ps: To replace blood i used the one and only Heinz Ketchup (Yummy) :)
Explored: Best Position= 182
Friday's Lyrical Imagery
Matchbox Twenty - Bright Lights
"She got out of town
On a railway New York bound"
The Arctic explorer, my lovely wife Erin, exploring the carcass of a downed miltary aircraft on Cornwallis Island, Nunavut.
1. Merry Christmas !!!, 2. Billy, 3. Contro ... fuoco
Finalmente i miei primi explore,
sono veramente felice, un bel regalo di Natale !!!
Grazie a tutti voi amici miei ...
Hit Explore on 19 Aug 2009 (Highest position #340). Thank you so much for your viewing, comments and faves!
English Premier League starts tonight! Glory Glory Man Utd!
been experimenting with new editing tools, hope you like it.
these guys are all best friends, :D. friendship is the bestest thing ever, dont lose your friends. because you will lose yourself too.
You might wonder why there is so many pictures of that bald guy today in the Interestingness. This is an initiative of the flickr@paris group : getting as many photos of the same item in Explore on the day as possible. The item being their beloved and megalomaniac leader : philippe leroyer (who actually wrote this little text).
If you want to participate in that initiative, just comment and fave this picture (and the other ones that you'll find).
Let's see how far we can go here !
© All Rights Reserved - No Usage Allowed in Any Form Without the Written Consent of Connie Lemperle/ lemperleconnie or the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
Malayan Tiger Cub
Link to The Cincinnati Zoo's Website..............
One of six living subspecies of tiger, the Malayan tiger wears the characteristic striping pattern of black stripes on orange and white that provides excellent camouflage in the forest. Using its quiet stalking ability, a tiger will ambush large prey, often pouncing on it from the rear. Other than females with their young, tigers are solitary and come together only to mate. Each tiger defends its own territory from others of the same gender. Territories must be large to provide enough prey for a tiger to eat. As more and more forests disappear, tigers struggle to maintain a territory with sufficient prey.
A tiger may travel up to 20 miles a night in search of prey.
Unlike most cats, tigers seem to enjoy swimming and soaking in water.
A tiger’s roar can be heard up to two miles away.
One out of every 10,000 tigers will lack the orange coloring. These white tigers are not albinos; they simply express a recessive gene.
Fact File
Length: 7.6 to 9.3 ft
Weight: 220 to 400 lbs
Lifespan: 15 yrs in wild
Habitat: Forest
Prey: Deer, wild pigs, and cattle
Status: Species at Risk (IUCN—Endangered)
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I'm so sorry that I ended up missing so many of your photos today. I had planned on being here but a number of things came up and so I couldn't do it. I'll try to catch up with you all sometime tomorrow. I really wanted to post something cute tonight to give me a smile. I hope this little guy makes you smile too. Good Night everyone and have Sweet Dreams. Hugs!
From 4 November to 30 December you can follow in the furry footsteps of the world's favourite Peruvian explorer. Fifty Paddington statues will be placed across London close to museums, parks, shops and key landmarks in an inspiring trail. Each of the statues will be created by artists, designers and celebrities with the trail following the travelling bear’s favourite places in London
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has adorned this Paddington with just a handful of the capital's iconic figures and landmarks (he would need to be a very big Paddington to get all of them on). How many can you name?
Boris's special design displays the diversity and accessibility that makes London such a popular place to visit. In such a prominent London position, The Bear of London is certain to make a lot of new friends as they pass through the impressive Trafalgar Square.
Much like Paddington, Boris was born in a faraway land (the USA, not Peru though) but eventually made the journey to London. Both he and Paddington are proud to call themselves Londoners today.