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ZSSK Cargo Grumpy No.752-070 is waiting to depart Bardejov with a train of logs for Presov. 24-04-2203.
Third image in this current toad and frog series.
Ya gotta love the wide stance and the grumpy face that this American Toad is giving me as I photograph it straight on!
I encountered this amphibian as I was raking my parent's springtime lawn this past April.
When you get on the ground at eye to eye level, it becomes a different world and one we rarely experience. That's why I like macro photography so much...
Goethedenkmal in Františkovy Lázně (Franzensbad), Tschechien
Goethe Memorial in Františkovy Lázně (Franzensbad), Czech Republic
This White-Handed Gibbon doesn’t like Mondays.
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This little Burrowing Owl (Athene cunicularia) appears to not be impressed by my camera gear...
"Pshhh...you shoot Nikon"
Broward county, FL
How to describe this tree? Grumpy? Something hurt it long time ago and now it must grow misshaped. But it grows, it grows. Having a handicap is not the end of life...
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This grumpy looking fella is a curve-billed thrasher. Despite his rather downturned beak, his song is fairly cheery. That long curved bill comes in handy when foraging for insects desert environments.
Do not look at me...
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Portrait Of A Boulder...
This boulder had so many personalities... I couldn't help but capture them!
This grumpy osprey had just finished shooting some "silly string" at my feet, and apparently was not happy I was on the trail that day LOL.
Grumpy Bird is a Superb Starling and they live up to their name. They are not only amazingly colourful but they also have loads of personality. Superb Starlings are an African species and I took this photo in the aviary at our zoo.
Distant pic of a Dollarbird looking like it has lost its last cent. These are Australia's only member of the colourful roller family which appear around this time of year on their annual migration from Indonesia and New Guinea.