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I know waves are not friendly to people sometimes, but I captured these waves from my hometown, Kalutara North, Sri Lanka. I feel like they are friendly!!!
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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
The Long-tailed Tits are probably the friendliest member of the family. They are also quite pretty, so it makes it a very pleasant bird to photograph. Also, thanks to Bogdan Tilvaru for taking me on the expedition to Merișor Forest Natural Park.
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Cabo de Trafalgar (Cádiz - Andalucía)
More seascapes in Cabo de Trafalgar
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An inquisitive little frog came leaping towards us on you way down Harter Fell, and sat for a few quick photos.
People in fursuits, seen in the Łazienki Park in Warsaw :)
Sympatyczne futrzaki w warszawskich Łazienkach :)
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!
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
The friendly Bullfinch group that I see every day was a bit more cooperative today. I could get closer than ever to them.
A curious male magpie hanging around while I was taking photos a couple of days ago. I know it is a male because the back of his neck is white. The females and younglings have mottled grey there instead of white.
I noticed that there were a lot of magpies around here at work, and wanted to make friends. So after some googling, I brought pumpkin seeds today as an offering and made friends with three female magpies.