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One Turkey was walking towards another male making there noise when the other one lowered all it's feathers n walk away.
Fluffed Junco
This Junco fluffed up against the cold. Captured next to my birdfeeder. Another example of my "casual" approach to bird photography.
Spofford, NH
Jeff Newcomer, NEPG Member
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My upstairs neighbour's cat had kittens when they weren't home and the mother killed all but one. This is Fluff, the only surviving kitten a few days after he was born.
At first I thought the white fluff falling from the sky, blowing on the wind, and coating the ground was dandelion fluff, that didn't make sense. A friend from Texas told me she thought it was cottonwood, but I didn't think we had cottonwood trees here. Turns out cottonwood is a type of poplar, and this shedding of white fluff is something poplars do. I only vaguely remember it from past years.
This was along the side of the road.
Maybe I should have saved this for worm's eye view Sunday, but I wanted to post it at the same time as the one with the stuff coming from the sky! (see one photo over)
Leica DC Vario-Elmarit 9.1-91mm f2.8-5.9 Asph
Masses of white, fluffy cottonwood seeds cling to the vibrant green leaves of a tree canopy. The delicate fibers coat the branches and foliage, creating a soft, snowy appearance during the warm season. This natural phenomenon occurs when the tree releases its seeds to be carried away by the wind.
In the right-of-way of the approach to the Ottawa Rail Bridge
Ottawa, Illinois 41.339316, -88.847120
Thanks to James Ulrich for being the guide on this US 6 road trip.
August 26, 2020
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Jaffa (our neighbour's cat), a beautiful ball of fluff!
Happy Caturday!
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This fluff is a rare fluff. I've only made this style once before. He's shorter like a runt sized fluff, but wider.
He is about 2.5 inches tall and 3 inches wide.
He's made of a purple faux fur.
His face was hand painted by me using artist quality acrylics and sealed with a matte varnish.
Pocket Fluffs are able to stand on their own. :)
The Pocket Fluff Monsters are made from my original design.
As the only one with opposable thumbs in this pack, I get the fun of being head groomer. Unlike dogs with thick undercoats, poodles shed minimally. Their fur continues to grow and needs to be clipped regularly. There are many different clips and some require lots of care (Continental) and others not as much (Sporting). I keep my boyz in a modified Town & Country which means shaved close on feet, face, base of tail and main body while the chest, legs, ears, top knot and tail are longer. Because I do the grooming myself, I rotate the tasks to keep each weekend's work time to a minimum. This weekend it was legs and chest trims which is a whole mess of scissoring (at least in the winter when I keep it longer for warmth.)
Mercury Fact Seven:
He is stoic. If you notice in the bottom middle toe shot, I "quicked" him when trimming his nails. He never even told me I'd drawn blood. It wasn't until today when I opened the shots that I realized he had bled. Ouch.
I guess being beautiful is painful as well, sorry Merc.
Not sure what this is, but it blew out of all the pine trees at work. What I do know it that once birds discover it, they should be happy, as it's nice and soft
I have had this Madamzecat hat for ages and only just now put it on a blythe doll. I think I quite like it on Lilly.
this big fluff thing is Angora rabbit!!!
oh my godd i need one of this!!!
imagine my time with my bunny *3*//
ps. this is not my pic! got from google~
I keep getting all these promotion email with the Black friday sales or whatever they're called, but nothing from Flickr. :-(