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Visit to the Forest Moon IX3244-A better known as Endor.
That's when I met Wicket Wystri Warrick.
Very cute the little one and he was also very friendly.
The landscape of the moon consists mainly of forests that are home to the Ewoks.
as well as savannas and mountains, only 8% of the moon is covered with waters.
The gas giant serves as a sun for the forest moon because it reflects the light from the two stars Endor 1 and Endor 2.
In addition to the Ewoks, who live in tribal tree villages, the bear-like Gorax also live in the forest and Yuzzums in the Savans of the Moon.
The Gorax are not so friendly, you better avoid them.
At the Yuzzums.. you could set up a Rock band with them.
May the Force be with you... ✌️
Per Anhalter quer durch die Galaxis.
Besuch beim Wald Mond IX3244-A besser bekannt als Endor.
Da begegnete ich Wicket Wystri Warrick.
Sehr niedlich der kleine und er war auch sehr freundlich.
Die Landschaft des Mondes besteht überwiegend aus Wäldern, in denen die Ewoks beheimatet sind. Sowie Savannen und Gebirgen, nur 8% des Mondes ist mit Gewässern überdeckt.
Der Gasriese dient als Sonne für den Wald Mond, da er das Licht von den beiden Sternen Endor 1 und Endor 2 reflektiert.
Neben den Ewoks, die in stammesspezifischen Baumdörfern, leben im Wald auch die Bärenartigen Gorax und in den Savanen des Mondes auch Yuzzums.
Die Gorax sind nicht so freundlich, man geht sie besser aus dem weg.
Bei den Yuzzums.. mit denen könnte man eine Band aufstellen.
Möge die Macht mit dir sein…✌️
Another catch obtained of barred owlets at Ft. Snelling State Park - Minnesota. Think they might have just caught sight of mom owl at this particular moment!
In the dense rainforest, a long-tailed macaque sits quietly on a branch, cracking open a coconut.
This behavior is common among wild macaques, who have learned to use their hands skillfully to access food.
Surrounded by damp earth, moss-covered rocks, and filtered light, the monkey takes its time — alert, yet calm.
Moments like this show how deeply adapted these primates are to their forest environment, relying on both instinct and intelligence to survive.
I'm back home after a brief (ten days) trip through the Canadian Rockies. It seems appropriate, therefore, to open with this shot of a Canada Jay, formerly called "Gray Jay", often referred to by its nickname, Whiskey Jack. I can't begin to recount all the times a visit from the local Whiskey Jacks has brightened my campsites or provided company along a mountain trail - even if they do steal food at every opportunity. Wild critters tend to be opportunists - not unlike photographers.
Lots more to come in all the main categories of nature photography: wildlife, landscape, macro. And I hope to catch up on the work of my flickr-friends over the next few days.
Photographed in Jasper National Park, Alberta (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2021 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
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Fifteen days...
School/finals end this Monday, so once that happens I'll actually have the time to plan and execute lots of concepts :) So excited about that!
My mom and I went out to shoot this afternoon and were basically inundated by inchworms, they were falling from EVERYWHERE.
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Sleet, Snow and Rain all in one. But what an adventure.
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family trip out today saw us at a well known spot for red squirrels ,after a bit of persuasion i got the guardian of the bag of peanuts to spread some about ,the result was virtually instanteneous with two of these lovely reds playing in front of us a mere few feet away .my first time for these so i,m well pleased despite the exceedingly hard shooting conditions
The barred owl gets its name from the distinct horizontal barring pattern on its chest and belly. These markings resemble bars or stripes, hence the name
Taken Through My Kitchen Window At Dusk.Overcast Dry Brief Sunny Spells,Mild,Breezy.(High-ISO Low-Light Study).
The chief of this particular village who belong to the Tompuon tribe. They live in a village in the forest near Ban Lung in Ratanakiri Province. Until very recently they didn't wear clothes and they have no written language.
The Tompuon people inhabit the hills of the northeastern corner of Cambodia. They are mostly farmers, living a more-or-less subsistence level lifestyle. Their main crops are rice (grown in swidden fields), various fruit and vegetables; cashews are now becoming a popular cash-crop. They follow an animistic religion, dominated by fear of evil spirits and various sacrifices. Except for a few living in villages close to the provincial capital, most Tompuons do not have a good knowledge of Khmer. The Tompuons' traditional lifestyle is endangered by rampant land grabbing on the part of lowland Khmer.
These children belong to the Tompuon tribe. They live in a village in the forest near Ban Lung in Ratanakiri Province. Until very recently they didn't wear clothes and they have no written language.
The Tompuon people inhabit the hills of the northeastern corner of Cambodia. They are mostly farmers, living a more-or-less subsistence level lifestyle. Their main crops are rice (grown in swidden fields), various fruit and vegetables; cashews are now becoming a popular cash-crop. They follow an animistic religion, dominated by fear of evil spirits and various sacrifices. Except for a few living in villages close to the provincial capital, most Tompuons do not have a good knowledge of Khmer. The Tompuons' traditional lifestyle is endangered by rampant land grabbing on the part of lowland Khmer.
Overnight, very
Whitely, discreetly,
Very quietly
Our toes, our noses
Take hold on the loam,
Acquire the air.
- Sylvia Plath
Explore May 30, 2009
These children belong to the Tompuon tribe. They live in a village in the forest near Ban Lung in Ratanakiri Province. Until very recently they didn't wear clothes and they have no written language.
The Tompuon people inhabit the hills of the northeastern corner of Cambodia. They are mostly farmers, living a more-or-less subsistence level lifestyle. Their main crops are rice (grown in swidden fields), various fruit and vegetables; cashews are now becoming a popular cash-crop. They follow an animistic religion, dominated by fear of evil spirits and various sacrifices. Except for a few living in villages close to the provincial capital, most Tompuons do not have a good knowledge of Khmer. The Tompuons' traditional lifestyle is endangered by rampant land grabbing on the part of lowland Khmer.
She belongs to the Tompuon tribe. They live in a village in the forest near Ban Lung in Ratanakiri Province. Until very recently they didn't wear clothes and they have no written language.
The Tompuon people inhabit the hills of the northeastern corner of Cambodia. They are mostly farmers, living a more-or-less subsistence level lifestyle. Their main crops are rice (grown in swidden fields), various fruit and vegetables; cashews are now becoming a popular cash-crop. They follow an animistic religion, dominated by fear of evil spirits and various sacrifices. Except for a few living in villages close to the provincial capital, most Tompuons do not have a good knowledge of Khmer. The Tompuons' traditional lifestyle is endangered by rampant land grabbing on the part of lowland Khmer.
Spruce grouse (Falcipennis canadensis). Thanks for all the kind words and comments on my last post concerning my worry over my daughter. Happy to report she is doing much better. Since I have been feeling mother hennish I thought I would post this shot of a grouse I encountered during a bike ride. Her brood all flew and hid in the woods while she kept a look out.
She belongs to the Tompuon tribe. They live in a village in the forest near Ban Lung in Ratanakiri Province. Until very recently they didn't wear clothes and they have no written language.
The Tompuon people inhabit the hills of the northeastern corner of Cambodia. They are mostly farmers, living a more-or-less subsistence level lifestyle. Their main crops are rice (grown in swidden fields), various fruit and vegetables; cashews are now becoming a popular cash-crop. They follow an animistic religion, dominated by fear of evil spirits and various sacrifices. Except for a few living in villages close to the provincial capital, most Tompuons do not have a good knowledge of Khmer. The Tompuons' traditional lifestyle is endangered by rampant land grabbing on the part of lowland Khmer.
This boy belongs to the Tompuon tribe. They live in a village in the forest near Ban Lung in Ratanakiri Province. Until very recently they didn't wear clothes and they have no written language.
The Tompuon people inhabit the hills of the northeastern corner of Cambodia. They are mostly farmers, living a more-or-less subsistence level lifestyle. Their main crops are rice (grown in swidden fields), various fruit and vegetables; cashews are now becoming a popular cash-crop. They follow an animistic religion, dominated by fear of evil spirits and various sacrifices. Except for a few living in villages close to the provincial capital, most Tompuons do not have a good knowledge of Khmer. The Tompuons' traditional lifestyle is endangered by rampant land grabbing on the part of lowland Khmer.