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Our Photo of the Day for Thursday 6 June 2013 is Mallard Hatchlings by Cindy Bryant.
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This is the very first batch of eggs we hatched in our new still air incubator. We started 30 eggs and ended up with 18 live chicks at the end, which we were pretty happy with for a first time.
I don't know what those are, but what I do know is, that is nasty! Now I wish I had a better macro lens too. The really creepy part, I thought the the black things on there were eggs too until I upload the pictures and only then did I see the legs!
We use to associate this type of cross hatching with prehistoric visitors. Now we are rethinking this and believe many examples of this are actually historic. I've seen this so many times in saltpeter caves.
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This is the very first batch of eggs we hatched in our new still air incubator. We started 30 eggs and ended up with 18 live chicks at the end, which we were pretty happy with for a first time.
Burmese rock pythons (Python molurus bivittatus) hatching. Sculpture by Jeff Littlejohn, 1991. Jeff's website: sites.google.com/site/jefflittlejo/ Photo by Frank
An egg for spring that is colorful on the inside instead of the traditional outside. With a new baby bird to match.
This is the very first batch of eggs we hatched in our new still air incubator. We started 30 eggs and ended up with 18 live chicks at the end, which we were pretty happy with for a first time.
Anita Klein's egg was up on part of St George's Church. Where else might an angel hatch from an egg? Tough to get nice shots though... at least until the egg reappeared in Covent Garden for the parade.
For my "Digital Photography Practice" course with the Open College of the Arts - assignment 1; workflow.
Drawing showing hatching position of chick (blunt side). Drawing credit: Institute for Wildlife Studies
Despite the very blurry nature of the photo, we camped out at a turtle next for 2 nights in a row and were fortunate enough to see them hatch and make their harrowing journey to the sea. We couldn't take flash photography, lest we confuse the turtle-lings, so this will have to do. It was very cool.
hatching cliffs for sea birds near arnarstapi, snæfellsnes peninsula, iceland west coast
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Help! This alien is hatching from its pod! Run away!
View on black.
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Scavenger Hunter Gatherer photo challenge #60 - I found this