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A young woodchuck cuts across the trail after coming out of the pond for a swim. l have seen lots of these lately. This one is lucky enough to live at the nature preserve, where nobody is going to consider him a pest.

We can always count on seeing common gallinules in the nearby park.

Green Cheek Conure Reggie

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Snow...in summer? An eastern cottonwood tree disperses its fluff, err, its seeds.

 

Trailhead Community Park, of the

East Decatur Greenway

Decatur (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.

15 July 2022.

 

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▶ “Populus deltoideseastern cottonwood or necklace poplar— is a cottonwood poplar native to North America. One of the largest North American hardwood trees, it grows 65–195 feet tall (20–60 m), with a trunk up to 9 feet in diameter (2.8 m), . The bark is silvery-white, smooth, or lightly fissured when young, becoming dark gray and deeply fissured on old trees.

Wikipedia.

 

▶ “The name 'cottonwood' comes from the fluffy white substance that surrounds the seeds. These develop on the tree in early summer and can create a blanket of summer 'snow' or 'fluff' when they disperse in the wind. Only the female species of cottonwood trees produce the white fluff for which the tree is known.

Leafy Place.

 

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Buddy laying around enjoying his Sunday.

A Snowy Egret (Egretta thula) fluffs her feathers on the bank of Spreckles Lake in Golden Gate Park.

This lake is a little too deep for wading, so Snowy would hang over the edge or fly over with feet dangling and reach down to scoop up tasty bits with her beak.

One day we spent wandering up and down dunes at Wharariki Beach. This beach was made "famous" as the Archway islands off the beach were featured as the Windows 10 Desktop Wallpaper image. The day was overcast and cloudy and the light was just in the wrong angle to catch the colours in the rocks. There were only a couple of New Zealand Fur Seals around. The rock islands however were fascinating. Once we had wandered around and come back to the carpark we decided on a coffee at the secluded cafe under the large pine trees. As I finished my coffee and looked up, here were two Peacocks on top of the lopped trunks. They were both fluffing up their feathers. While it is not my best photo I did like it. HWW

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Baby moorhen at walton gardens

A fluff ball I found on the street.

Hairy shieldbug on a fluffy dandelion seedhead!

Battlefield - Shropshire

Having a good ruffle of its feathers!

Not a bogey bird but one where I know that it could be better. The cheek and eye aren't as sharp as the flank and that green "patch" could with not being there.

 

That being said, a beautiful bird and cute pose.

 

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Gerbera fluff

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There were a couple of trees near the small pond at the Botanical Garden that had lots of these fluffy things on it. I have no idea what kind of trees they were. The 'fluff' looked pretty cool with the morning sun shining on it.

this little song sparow was casually bathing and primping in the thick

A late bee on a late flowering scabious in my garden.

taken in lower walton

Denton Canal... Willowherb fluff

taken in ladies garden in lymm

492nd FS "MadHatters" Strike Eagle squeezes the moisture out of the damp JULY air in Wales,UK.

 

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Great Blue Heron fluffy tail feathers. 116 in 2016 tails

Project 156 #144

Dandelion close up!

Anhinga female

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Early morning light, a Snowy Egret Fluff, posed and poised so beautifully who could pass up such an opportunity, life is good.

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A Little Owl chick fluffs up its feathers in the wind.

Sat sunning itself under the hedge with not a care in the world. Denhall Lane, Little Neston, Wirral.

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Red Tailed Hawk in the Blueberry Fields, Bow/Samish Flats, WA

Grackle lowering its head and fluffing up its feather

A female Brown-headed Cowbird rests on a weathered perch with her feathers softly fluffed, standing out against a smooth green background.

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My 2023 spinning fibre advent calendar. There's over 2Kg of fibre - enough to spin up for a decent garment or two

What now, can we go now??

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