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The morning I spent in Ngorongoro Crater was one of the highlights of my 9 day safari with Fed Tours and Safaris. Our time with the Lions and the proximity was spectacular. The overall vibe and unique experience of being inside the crater also makes for a truly wondrous experience.
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How many days in a row can I wear a different gray outfit?
day two: 7/21/2009
• gray umbrella, 7/4/2009 Walgreens Chicago
• gray top, Atlanta's Plato's Closet
• black tank top, Costco
• gray & black skirt, Atlanta's Plato Closet
• black leggings, Twelve by Twelve
• black flats, Off Broadway Shoes, April 2009 purchase
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Gray Jay (Perisoreus canadensis), road between Medicine Lake and Maligne Lake in Jasper National Park, Alberta.
12 October, 2010.
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I found it intreguing since I never seen a cow with a gray coat before. Nothing special about this picture apart from the colour of the cow's gray coat.
Bogaj, Rugovo Mountains, Kosovo
With a nest nearby, this individual seemed suspicious of me.
Arenal Volcano Inn, Alajuela Province, Costa Rica
July 2011
This Gray Catbird was eyeing up some berries for breakfast, at the English Gardens... these cats tend to hide in the shadows most of the day, but on occassion they will show themselves and sit in the sun for periods of time before retreating to the shadows...
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Great Gray Owl (Strix nebulosa) surveying the snowy landscape for the prospect of a meal in the mixed woods near Thorhild, Alberta, Canada.
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2 February, 2013.
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We were lucky to find both Gray's Lily (Lilium grayi) and Spreading Avens in bloom on Roan Mountain. Specimens of Gray's Lily usually have only a single bloom, but plants that grow in lush protected microhabitats will often have many flowers.
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This one is as much for fun as anything else. I hovered over a more dusky part of the picture and viewed the bridge farthest away to pull in the gray on gray design with tiny petals at the intersections. In the square centers, you can see a four--sided green cross which is actually a green highway sign that was hanging on the inside of the bridge. If you look closely, you can see there is white writing on the sign, but I don't think you could ever bring it up large enough to read. I believe it is giving instructions for the first exit to Indiana after crossing the Ohio River via the I-65 bridge.
Even though these animals wanted to eat me, I still thought they were so beautiful :)
The North American Gray Wolf lives in most of the United States and Canada, usually in the less people populated areas. They will defend their territory 10-100 square miles to a 1000 square miles in a high prey density area.
Linda Gray speaking at the 2014 Arizona Ultimate Women's Expo at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, Arizona.
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In Mazatan we walked the beach and saw this hawk perched on a rock cliff along the road. The Gray Hawk (Buteo nitidus) is widespread in Mexico, and a gorgeous creature whether perched or soaring. It's about the size of our Red-shouldered Hawk, and ventures across the border in Southwest U.S. Sibley Guide has it as Asturina nitida, but more recent DNA work place it in the genus Buteo, confirming the thoughts of many experts. There are abut 5 subspecies (this may be B. n. plagiatus). Range extends down to Paraguay. Was once known as the "Mexican Goshawk", which makes some sense when you consider the longish tail and beautiful gray barring on the chest.