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Navighiamo a vista, verso un approdo nascosto nella nebbia, che potrebbe svelarsi tra un giorno o forse tra un anno, chissà. Eppure abbiamo superato prove ben peggiori; eppure la guerre d'Irak e di Siria sono state ben più terribili, senza che ce ne preoccupassimo minimamente. Siamo fragili e un poco ipocriti, ma questa è la realtà. Non ci resta che sperare che la nave su cui viaggiamo sia guidata dalla luce dell'intelligenza, come sembra essere per quella della foto ..... ..
Formally known as the Bay-Winged Hawk and sometimes known as the Wolf Hawk and in Latin America as Peuco. This medium sized and very intelligent hawk will hunt cooperatively in packs with other tolerant groups of other Harris's Hawks unlike other raptors that will hunt alone. Can be found from southwestern United States to Chile, Argentina and Brazil.
It's been a while since I posted a lighthouse photo, and I do have a few more that I feel are worth sharing. This is the Cape Neddick Light, also known as Nubble Light or just the Nubble. Built in 1879, it is located on Nubble island which is just 90 meters off Cape Neddick Point, in Southern Maine. The lighthouse is only 12 meters high but because it sits on top of a steep rocky island, the light is actually 27 meters above sea level. The Nubble is a famous American icon and as such, a picture of it among with pictures from other prominent man made structures (like the Taj Mahal and the Great Wall of China) was carried by the Voyager Spacecraft, should it fall into the hands of intelligent extraterrestrials. Only the lighthouse keeper has access to the island and as you can imagine the small park at the tip of the cape right across from the lighthouse is almost always crowded with people enjoying the view of this beautiful structure and the rugged shoreline.
Apollo 440 - The machine in the ghost
The Western Jackdaw is a smaller member of the crow family.
From research and experiments it is clear that these are very intelligent birds.
Anyone with bird feeders can observe how inventive they can be when trying to get to the food.
They are capable imitators of the human voice and of calls of other birds.
also called European Jackdaw or Eurasian Jackdaw
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this was my first shot completed for the Behind the Curtain show and my wonderful friend Lucy Diamond cuddled up to my elephant, showed incredible patience and let me snap some pics. Thanks Lucy !
Sunlight Streaming Over Foggy Treetops. Aulanko, Hämeenlinna. Finland. 2014.
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Pigeons are considered to be one of the most intelligent birds on the planet and able to undertake tasks previously thought to be the sole preserve of humans and primates. ...
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A typical neuron makes about ten thousand connections to neighboring neurons. Given the billions of neurons, this means there are as many connections in a single cubic centimeter of brain tissue as there are stars in the Milky Way galaxy
"Macro Mondays" "Inside Electronics"
Inside a small cell phone, not using it anymore. (One shot)
F/ 8.0 100mm 1/80 ISO400
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I heard a terrible noise outside, thought it was cats fighting, but it was a bunch of magpies in a circle
In the middle one magpie was laying with its feet up and one other stood and pecked with its beak on the poor dude's belly
I thought it was dead and ran to get my camera
Came back in a hurry just to notice that all the birds were up and looking for something to eat in the grass
The poor dude obviously survived without injuries, maybe learned a lesson or two
Magpies are intelligent and I have lots of them around in the garden. I really like the look of them.
If they need a nutcracker they lay their nuts under a car's tire and wait till it drives - hehe, that is so cute
One man didn't want them around and chased them off his property and ended up with lots of droppings on his car
Im sorry I have so weird humor, but I found that soooo funny
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Particularly intelligent, the black redstart is a resourceful species. It often frequents rooftops, chimneys and antennas. During the night, it prefers crevices of walls or rock cavities instead. When not in flight, it is perched on overhangs of buildings or other perches, characteristic wiggling its tail. On the ground it proceeds in small hops.
Originally the black redstart was living almost exclusively in rocky areas, but already in the 18th and 19th centuries, due to the increasing urbanisation and expansion of cities, it spread to the plains and then into the cities and villages, using buildings and high-rises instead of its native, alpine and rocky habitat. It nests at a maximum altitude of 3200m and it’s a very widespread species. It’s funny song is strident and it starts way before sunrise, giving the start signal to the birds for their morning concert.
Black Redstart (Phoenicurus ochruros) male_w_5038
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I forgot why I had the kind of bird feeder that prevented big birds like this rook from accessing the feed. So buying that fancy house one has provided a challenge to these very clever birds which they cracked with destructive aplomb. They land on the house one which tilts precariously and spills all the seed out on the ground and they broke the other seed holder when I was away with all that seed strewn across the ground. I was annoyed and yet I had to admire their ingenuity and rational in achieving their goal. This one is a very big bird, (as big as a cat) with beautiful glossy plumage and a scary, tough looking bill. It was standing on the branch that I had the house bird feeder on and it dwarfs it due to its size. You can see by its stance that it was clearly working out the puzzle.
Intelligent Eyes - A subadult Brown Bear peers at me while taking a break from foraging on grasses.
I've just returned from a 3 month trip to Haines, in Southeast Alaska and finally got to processing some files. Observing and photographing this wild bear was the highlight of the trip. This individual is likely a 2 year old female bear and was relatively small, but plump, probably weighing in between 175-200 lbs.
Brown Bears are distinguished from Black Bears not by color, but by their more rounded ears, longer claws, dorsal hump and steeper brow. This particular individual had a really well proportioned snout and nice rounded ears and was the most beautiful Brown Bear I observed during the trip.
The term 'Grizzly' is a colloquial North American term that refers to Brown Bears, often more specifically Brown Bears found in interior regions such as Yellowstone National Park where bears do not have access to coastal resources such as salmon.
Thanks to Bill McRoberts and Cheryl McRoberts for being kind enough to take me out and make this image possible.
Species: Coastal Alaskan Brown Bear (Ursus arctos gyas)
Location: Haines, AK
Equipment: Nikon D810 + 200-500mm f5.6 ED VR
Settings: 1/400s, ISO: 640, f/6.3, Handheld
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Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent.
It takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction. - Albert Einstein
Quo vadis… ”Where are you going?"
Yes, where do we go from here, the shock is dying down already as I see, the media interest will lessen quickly, yet the scars will remain, we’ll be a bit more battered, a bit more weary.
I feel like apologising to my sons, my grand-children for bringing them into this world… when all I ever wanted was peace…
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L'intelligence des corneilles est connue depuis l'Antiquité. Ainsi, le Grec Ésope montre dans l'une de ses fables une corneille assoiffée trouvant une cruche contenant un peu d'eau. Elle jette dans la cruche des cailloux pour faire monter le niveau d'eau et ainsi s'abreuver – à l'époque moderne, l'expérience a été reproduite
De fait, la Corneille noire présente, comme les autres corvidés, des capacités cognitives particulièrement développées : les corvidés sont le genre d'oiseaux présentant la taille de cerveau la plus importante proportionnellement à leur taille, ce qui leur a attiré le sobriquet de « singes à plumes ».
Sa mémoire lui permet de se remémorer ses caches de nourriture ou encore de reconnaître des êtres humains. Comme tous les corvidés, elle combine néophobie, grandes capacités d'exploration et haut degré d'innovation comportementale. Par jeu, elle laisse tomber des objets qu'elle rattrape en vol, se laisse pendre par une patte, la tête en bas, ou encore se laisse glisser sur des pentes enneigées.
(Wikipédia)
This curious scene i've seen in Lisbon. Seagull crossed the street on a zebra crossing, when the lights show green to pedestrians.
The Papi-poo is a mixed breed dog a cross between the Papillon and Poodle dog breeds. Loving, intelligent, and active, this devoted, little dog wants to be part of all family activities. Papi-poos are also known as Papoodles, Papi Doodles, Papidoodles, and Papi Poos. They're considered a designer dogs, making them in high demand.
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Sky Tempesta Racing #93 Mercedes-AMG GT3: Chris Froggatt / Kevin Tse / Silver-Am, Intelligent Money British GT Championship, Free Practice 1, Oulton Park, Cheshire, England
Sono attratto dall’intelligenza come se fosse la bellezza, e dalla bellezza come se fosse l’intelligenza.
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Un meraviglioso campo di colza ed ulivi, fra le colline Marchigiane.
Foto di qualche tempo fa, teleobbiettivo, scatto a mano libera
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The Puli is a small-medium breed of Hungarian herding dog known for its long, corded coat. The tight curls of the coat appear similar to dreadlocks. A similar-looking, but much larger breed – also Hungarian – is the Komondor. The plural form of Puli is Pulik in Hungarian. Temperament: Faithful, Intelligent, Energetic, Agile, Loyal, Obedient. No other breed can be mistaken for the Puli, a compact but powerful herder covered from head to tail with profuse, naturally occurring cords. Bred to work closely with humans, these agile and faithful little dynamos are quick learners.
First, there are those dreadlocks, the instantly recognizable feature of the Puli (pronounced "Poo-lee", "Pulik" is the plural). The coat's naturally occurring cords are wooly, dense, and weatherproof. Either corded or brushed out, Puli coats require lots of attention. Under the dreads there's a compact but powerful dog, standing 16 to 17 inches at the shoulder. Pulik are remarkably agile and light on their feet, earning a reputation as the “acrobat of the dog world”.
My mom’s younger brother Steven was a heardsman and he always used Puli dogs as his companion and to herd the catle.
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