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A young Little Blue Heron fluffs its feathers back into place, getting ready to spring into the air.

Despite unexpected conditions in its southern abode, the Mourning Dove knew what to do to maximize the R-value of its down jacket in Webster, Texas.

"CATS are not just cats, they are sanity

They are happiness They are teachers,

therapists and BEST FRIENDS ♥"

~Amanda Harwood

 

4 months kitten Beethoven at the bed. Still his fluff hair.

His baby fur coat ;-) I love this look of my sweetie pie.

 

Have a good and happy new week my friends.

Addy and Beethoven

our Ragdoll boy Moses 3 month ~ little one have to find his spot next to our 1 year old Siamese. But he learns to fight back🐅 guess a boy thing?!

but also they sleep together and sharing moments... just takes time. So far after 3 weeks beeing together its working.

One of the American Goldfinches visiting our yard for the feeder and seed heads.

the black-fronted dotterel (Charadrius melanops)

Something different for me...

White-browed Coucal Centropus superciliosus

 

The White-browed Coucal, sometimes referred to as the Lark-heeled Cuckoo, is a species of cuckoo in the Cuculidae family. It is found in sub-Saharan Africa. It inhabits areas with thick cover afforded by rank undergrowth and scrub, including in suitable coastal regions.

  

This image was captured in the Greater Mara area in Kenya, East Africa, while on photo safari with CNP Safaris. www.cnpsafaris.com

 

©2017 Duncan Blackburn

www.duncannaturephotography.com

A tufted titmouse shaking something out of his feathers. Tower Grove Park, St Louis

playing again with my lens reversed

 

This isn't a dandelion. What kind of flower does this besides dandelions? I can't figure out which flower turned. It's bigger and sturdier than a dandelion.

 

EDIT -- just figured it out. It's yellow salsify.

A Great Egret standing all fluffed up in the pre-dawn chill of the Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch

Greenfinch on apple tree.

This Green Heron is a regular visitor at the pond. He is quite friendly and lets me come very close for photos. I watched him preening for a long time and when he was done, he gave himself a great shake and all these tiny bits of fluff went flying into the air. A nice experience! :)

Long Tailed Tit

Canon R5 Rf 200 800

Taken At Sunny's Studio

Pose: Laundry Today or Naked Tomorrow

Chiffchaffs aren't quite enjoying the hotter temperatures in the south up here.

A male Stonechat ruffles its feathers at the National Trust's Foel y Mwnt, near Cardigan, Ceredigion, Wales.

© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved

 

Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.

 

A previously unpublished shot from a productive day of shooting in September 2016. Enjoy!

Goldfinch........Carduelis carduelis

Squirrel antics in the morning sunshine... and with a twinkle in its eye! 😉

 

Perfect lockdown image too... through the kitchen window. 😉

 

For “Looking close... on Friday!” Theme of “Fluffy”

 

Have a nice day! Keep smiling! 😀

© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved

 

Candid eye contact street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. Enjoy!

Finishing its preening....

A Blue-gray Gnatcatcher gives a little fluff between hunting flights.

Well I'm trying to be more festive lol. Some fun with my phone, have to be quick with Olive lol, but that photo of her is adorable and a miracle :) Evie is a star, used to being a model. So far Olive has explored the tree etc but not destroyed or pinched anything (apart from the toy hedgehog!)

 

They both had fun this morning on the fields (video adjacent)

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This picture is for the group Happy Caturday and this week the theme is "Patterns & Paws".

 

Elijah decided to sit still long enough to get a photo of his cute paws and fluffy sides. :) He and Noah have an identical black circle in the same place which you can see on Elijah's left side (the right side in this picture)... directly behind his arm. I always thought that was kind of neat.

Rural roads southeast of Kingsville, Texas

“How wonderful it would be if one could only be worthy of hearing the song of the grass. Each blade of grass sings out to God without any ulterior motive, and without expecting any reward. It’s most wonderful to hear its song, and worship God in its midst”

-Rebbe Nachman of Breslav, (Sichot Haran 163).

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green heron fluffed...I could have moved down lower for the shots but I'm so out of shape at the moment I was worried I might not get back up

  

Egret near Indian River inlet, Delaware, USA

White-throated Sparrow on a cold November morning

 

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Manchurian Crane youngster at Pensthorpe Natural Park, Norfolk.

Short Eared Owl

Canon R5

Canon Rf 100 500 + 1.4 x Teleconverter

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