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Mara River, Serengeti, Tanzania
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Hippos (Hippopotamus amphibius) prefer still waters to the fast moving Mara River in full flood that this bull was having to contend with, which, one might imagine, explains his unamused expression.
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Green-barred Woodpecker
Scientific name: Colaptes melanochloros (Gmelin, 1788)
Portuguese: Pica-pau-verde-barrado
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With failing light (for landscape photography) I suggested to Iain that we made our last stop at Troup Head Nature Reserve to check out his new lens. Well out of my comfort zone, both perched on a cliff edge and shooting things that move, I have to admit to it being an enjoyable hour or so; I even managed a few half decent shots of these elegant birds in flight. My favourite image though was of this particular gannet who seemed non too pleased with my camera pointed at 'him'.
She's not really, in fact, Boo is the most affectionate cat we have ever lived with. She just has this perpetually sour expression.
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This grey heron was one of the few birds around on Tuesday & he looked thoroughly cheesed off, hence the title. It was very hot.
It was overcast and drizzly which may have contributed to the overall grumpy look of this Great Blue Heron perched on a snag.
You know when you feel really miserable but you don’t know why, and you’re having one of those days when just about everything gets on your nerves? Maybe it’s because I spent half the morning on the phone to Sky having to upgrade my wifi and Sky box, grrrr. And maybe it’s the menopause and I’m just a grumpy cow these days. 🤔 But then you take your dog for a walk and you come home feeling really happy and like everything in the world is rosy again. That!
It’s really hard to be miserable for long when you own a Weimaraner.
I love all the retro beer signs at Grumpy's. And the red velvet wallpaper!
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An early trip to Dunraven to survey the damage and then onto Margam Park for a brief look around.
Last trip out most likely with German last minute UE trip booked for March.
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Due to a shortage in horsepower on the day, LVR owned locomotives 4716 and 4702 were quickly put to work to run a container train to Port Botany and back to Enfield for SSR on one of their Linx shuttles. T171 is seen here departing Botany after loading a few boxes.
2020-09-03 SSR 4716-4702 Botany Gelco T171
A young Grévy's zebra looking directly into the camera, Native to Kenya
My first explored photo! :)
First time Ive seen this one. I was able to watch it dance for a female version, but of course, didnt get that in focus. :)
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Ich liege seit ein paar Tagen leider flach und komme nicht so recht zum Bilder bearbeiten..
Dieses hier zeigt, dass die GrumpyCat doch noch lebt.. diese Wildkatze hier hat richtig grimmig geschaut und war nicht so begeistert. Vielleicht gab es an dem Tag keine Maus?
I've been ill the past days and can't edit new pictures..
This one here show that Grumpycat is still alive.. This wildcat here looked very grumpy and was not that amused.. maybe there were no mice that day?