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The RED fruit is the result of the Saguaro Blossom having been pollinated and called by many "Saguaro Tuna." Birds are perched on top of most of the Saguaros during this time of year feasting on the fruit. Then they fly off and deposit seeds. After birds eat most of the fruit the remainder falls to the ground and rabbits, coyotes, etc. eat it and also deposit seeds around the mountain sides. This photo was taken about 30 minutes before sunset.
Memories of the Five Musketeers, a coalition of 5 cheetahs who have took the Maasai Mara by storm. They are not all siblings as 2 are brothers from one mother and the other 3 are siblings from another and they all joined together to form the ultimate coalition. They hunt much bigger prey than single cheetahs, as there are many more mouths to feed, and also it becomes easier to pull down bigger prey when hunting in a bigger group. They have been seen hunting zebra, wildebeest, Hartebeest successfully.
One of the Five Musketeers captured after a successful Topi hunt during a Photography safari on an late evening game drive in the Maasai Mara Game Reserve, Kenya.
a white throated sparrow feasts on a foggy day in the forest.
A lucky shot of this bird picking a berry!
While the plague rages outside the castle walls, the nobility have remained unscathed and are able to enjoy a day of feasting. Phillip and Joan have lived comfortable their entire lives, however with a war in the north, Phillip must leave the next day to lead his army to aid in the defense.
I built this in collaboration with Josdu for Brickscalibur’s The Rich and the Poor category. I had a lot of fun building a detailed large scale interior particularly with all the food! The title is inspired by a video game which Josiah drew inspiration from for his build.
This was taken in Arboretum and Botanical Gardens of Overland Park, which is my home town. It was such a beatitful day for macro photography, cloudly and soft light. my mom was with and trying out photography with my second camera. so much fun =)
Cracked mud on the shores of Long Neck Lagoon.
This is by far the lowest I have seen this body of water. We clearly need some rain this winter!
A Lanner Falcon feasting on its prey. It was quite a sight to see as it went about enjoying the fruit of its sky labour.
There are no known predators of adult Falco biarmicus, and the species thrives in any area where it is left alone by humans. However, F. biarmicus eggs are vulnerable to scavengers that feed on them, as well as humans who rob nests for the pet/falconry industry.
Prompt: Create a digital fine art painting in a square aspect ratio, depicting a 17th-century Thanksgiving feast among early Pilgrim settlers gathered around a rustic wooden table in a colonial cabin.
At the center of the table sits a large roasted turkey, surrounded by platters of bread, root vegetables, corn, and stewed dishes, all rendered with rich texture and golden tones. The tablecloth is simple linen, slightly wrinkled and stained from the hearty meal.
The scene shows men and women dressed in authentic Pilgrim attire — black and brown garments with white collars and cuffs, bonnets, and tall hats. Their faces are expressive, reflecting warmth and gratitude as they converse and share food. The composition captures the intimate atmosphere of the first Thanksgiving: firelit, earthy, and full of reverence.
Add a West Highland White Terrier sitting attentively at the table between two figures, its bright white fur contrasting softly against the warm brown tones of the room. The Westie should have an alert but gentle expression, looking toward the feast, adding a touch of charm and innocence to the historic scene.
Include subtle background details such as dried herbs and corn hanging from wooden beams, pumpkins and gourds on the floor, and warm, diffused light illuminating the faces and food. The overall tone should convey a feeling of community, gratitude, and timeless tradition.
This digital fine art was created using OpenAI Sora AI and Photoshop
Blue ginger (Dichorisandra Thyrsiflora)
Morning Glory (Ipomoea purpurea)
Milk Thistle (Silybum Marianum) where the feast in going on :))
Polydamas Swallowtail Butterfly (Battus polydamas). Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Coral Gables, Florida.
It's extremely difficult to photograph the swallowtails, because they never stop fluttering their wings and seldom stay for more than a couple of seconds on any given flower.
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Did you know? . . .(here comes one of my history lessons) Did you know that this time of year in the middle ages could be a time of great famine? People died of hunger with the wheat a month or so away from harvest because all the food just . . .ran out. Or imagine, getting through the whole year (a long time when life expectancy was so short) and have the whole lot beaten down by a rainstorm. Whole villages committed suicide, jumping off a cliff together, in order to avoid the agony of starving to death. (I read this somewhere but don't ask me to quote the reference.) There are parts of the world where famine still happens - we all know this. Our farmers in the UK are having a hard time this year with all the rain - but we ain't gonna starve folks.
This little male House Finch (haemorphous mexicanus) joined several friends for a feast of ornamental pears this morning
SUNRISE ~ Smathers Beach ~ 11/3/19
pelicans feeding ~ great-egret looking on
Florida Keys ~ Key West, Florida U.S.A.
*[Each one of these pelicans took a turn or two
with a 'cool dive' for a fish. It was amazing to see.]
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smathers_Beach
At 4am it felt very lonely. Icy winds whistled through the wreckage of the stranded DC3 and the gods feasted over my head. I took the arctic weather very serious and was well prepared to handle the cold but it did not occur to me that people had actually died reaching this scenic location in Iceland.
I am excited to return to this magical island full of beauty and danger.
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Fishing boat off the coast of Helgeland surrounded by gulls. Taken from Hurtigruten M/S Midnatsol , the coastal express boat, on its Southbound journey.
Enjoy it best large and on black.
August 6. The Feast of the Transfiguration. Also the 15th anniversary of my beloved Mom's death. And Hiroshima Day. a lot to contemplate.
We had been hoping to spot this female leopard for a few days. She had been seen recently at her regular Kopje haunt the day of our arrival moving her two new born cubs around. It took 3 days of regular visits to get a glimpse of her. On our final morning game drive we found her in a tree with a freshly killed wildebeest calf. We watched her for about 25 minutes moving the carcass further and further up into the tree.
Asilia Namiri Plains, Serengeti National Park, Tanzania Feb 2018
Nikon D500, 300mm F4 PF + 1.4 TCiii @ F6.3, 1/800, ISO 1600