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Chickens are one of the most abused animals on the planet
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This little fellow added some colour to the winter landscape in Ojibway Nature Preserve near Windsor, Ontario. I believe it's an American Tree Sparrow
I nearly forgot this photo of a young robin who kept us company while gardening in our park last summer, we were finding so many worms that he had a very good deal, no wonder he stayed close.
HFF!
People in fursuits, seen in the Łazienki Park in Warsaw :)
Sympatyczne futrzaki w warszawskich Łazienkach :)
A great wind swept over the beach, carrying away the smile...
But when the wind dropped people saw it had been only a little breeze friendly.......
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Cajas Nacional Parque
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This lovely horse greeted me as soon as I entered the park. Thanks so much for your support.🌟
Don't let the friendly fire fool you...as soon as the sun kissed the peaks goodnight the temperature dropped significantly. I had to Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah down the mountain to the cabin where the there was a real friendly fire waiting for me. I feel blessed to see views like this. It will be a sad day when I lose the courage to climb these peaks and enjoy it with my own eyes (I never see any old people up here) so for now, I will suck all the Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah out of it. LOL Exactly how I saw it with my back up camera.
Here's a fun shot. As I was walking past the dock at Eagles Lake, I saw an alligator slowly cruising through the water towards to dock. As I knew he often sunned himself there, I prepared myself to catch him lifting up. I was able to click off several shots. I think this is the best one. Actually, he was coming out to meet me and say hello. See him smile in anticipation!
This egret sat peacefully as I snapped photos and walked by his spot. It must be enjoying the relaxation of the beach.
Coastal Center at Milford Point
This is from one of my collections of frog photos, taken in my garden pond. If you zoom in and look carefully into the frog's eye, you should be able to work out why the pond appears to have a reddish coloration. Over the last couple of years I've not been able to get so many shots of them. Just a question of luck I suppose, as spawning time tends to have a very narrow window: if you blink, you'll miss it!
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Another photo of a pair of Tree Swallows engaged in friendly chatter. You should justzpose the sentiment here with the angry one in This Photo. I believe it was the same "conversation."
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Portrait of a friendly young coffeedealer in a Coffee Bar / Würzburg beside the bridge over the river Main
What makes the BrewCycle a fun experience is everyone smiles and waves at everybody. It's as if you're in a parade and the entire city treats it as such. Plus, I can imagine it's good exercise, too.
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We found this little guy and his brother and sisters in our woodpile. This is the 4th time we have had a feral or neighbor cat lay their kittens in our yard. Not sure what to do about this. They sure are cute though! HMBT & HSoS!
This was a fairly young one but really friendly. Born during one of the lockdowns so not really used to visitors but followed us up and down the fence and also pecked at the camera lens hoods where he left his slobber marks lol
This handsome happy fella is Simba, and he belongs to a neighbor where I used to live. I was asked to come and photograph him and did so willingly. He's a big boy that loves to play and doesn't quite know his own strength yet. He's going to be fairly large as he's part Mastiff and part Rottweiler. Overall, he's a big friendly pup that just loves attention and how can you resist those lovable eyes !!
Close to the station at the Nature Reserve, a pair of Common Black Hawks was building a nest while we were there. I still find it quite surprising to see such a black bird in a tropical climate zone (not the only species, if you think of black vultures or other vultures for that matter). They have developed a number of behavioral adaptations to dealing with heat - panting, staying in the shadow when perched and roosting, panting to dissipate heat, drooping their wings, and I also read they actively provide shade for their eggs to protect them from direct sunlight.