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Another picture of the crocodile attempting to get to the fish on a stick. I wouldn't like to piss that animal off too much by dangling a piece of fish just out of reach for it. I would throw it at him and run like the devil was after me.. but that's just me..
This picture along with all the other animal pictures are taken at the Billabong Sanctuary in Queensland Australia. It's a very good place to get to meet the Australian animals and the park itself has received numerous tourism awards in the last years.
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Every evening, this old, battle-scarred stray cat comes looking for something to eat. And I always feed him all he can eat.
Feeding Innovation – Stocktaking workshop on a Feed Innovation Toolkit for Livestock in the tropics, Dak Lak, Vietnam, 22–24 September 2014 (photo credit: ILRI/Nils Teufel).
An unbelievable feeding frenzy was going on at the end of the White Rock Pier area in British Columbia the other day at high tide. I suspect huge schools of millions of fish of various kinds had arrived from somewhere, which attracted thousand of birds and hundreds of seals in a feeding frenzy I had not seen here the like of ever in my near twenty years of living hereabouts.
October 30,09
Photo caption:
Pinagunahan ni Mr. John Rey Tiangco ang pagdaraos ng feeding program na ginanap sa Barangay San Jose sa Navotas. Ang nasabing programa ay naglalayong palaganapin ang kamulatan ng mga kabataan at mga magulang sa kahalagahan ng pagkain ng tama at wasto. Sa pangunguna ni John Rey, adviser ng Samahan ng Malayang Kabataan ng Navotas (SAMAKANA), nakaabot na ang programa sa halos lahat ng barangay sa lungsod at labis naman sinusuportahan ng mga barangay at Sangguniang Kabataan officials. Kasama sa larawan sina Kon. Arnel Lupisan, kon. Enchong Araga, Kapitan Amos Hechanova at mga opisyales ng barangay. (Jojo Rabulan)
There is a species called Brown-headed Cowbird that is a nest parasite, meaning that they lay their eggs in the nests of other species. The host ends up rearing the cowbird young, and you can often see a tiny adult host feeding a huge cowbird baby.
The World Race
2011
Philippines
Feeding
Hungry, poverty-stricken children line up, eagerly anticipating being served food provided and handed out by members of KIM Ministries outside Manilla, Philippines. The ministry provides 2 feedings a day, six days a week all over the area.
Another shot of the Blue spotted salamander (Ambystoma laterale) eating the worm. The rain brought many worms to the surface and I'm sure the salamanders loved that and munched on many of them. As of last sunday (Aril 25th) i have found 15 of these salamanders in 3 outings.
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If you are in the NYC area and you’d be interesting in adopting some of these adorable buggers, please contact me! (I'd like them to go in pairs)
Videos of these guys HERE: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaep58OTFThmz1EspAVfJwXaUb...
I’ve taken in the once-feral kittens, and now they are fluff balls of love! (of puke and poop, too, during that deworming and de-coccidia-ing) I’m now $500 in debt to the vet, and feeding the little buggers is $8 a day. If you’d like to donate via paypal or Chase direct pay, do so at rachaelnoel@gmail.com
Thanks!
A man feeds the birds fish from his restaurant as a man empties the water out of a small boat on the shore of Caleta Tumbes, Chile.
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Feed them yourself, you lazy shepherd!
Sign on St. Paul's church in Dundee.
Taken with Minolta MD Zoom 70-210mm f4 on Panasonic GH2.
A zoo keeper feeds willow branches to the kangaroos at the Toronto Zoo. Stupid kangaroos. If they were smart, they'd punch him in the stomach, steal his wallet, and hop over to the pizza stand.
Snettisham Farm Park 7 Oct took the bumpy tractor trailer ride to see and feed the wild deer there, done it a few years ago and glad I went again, a lovely experience :-)
(O/H took the shot)