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Shot at 'Mediahafen' in the city of Dusseldorf.

a martial eagle (polemaetus bellicosus) leaving the perch.

in africa there are three species of "big" eagles and they occupy three different ecosystems.

the black eagle live in the mountains ad rocky areas.

the crowned eagle live in the forests.

the martial eagle prefer open woodlands ,savannas and arid areas.

this is a male,not so big and less spotted than the female.

females can arrive till 4.5/4.8 kgs with 240cm wingspan.

it is a very agile raptor able to catch big birds but enough strong to kill young/small antelopes,primates

and small predators till the jackal size.

kruger national park,SA

"the jump"

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This little guy jumped on my table. I could not resist.

My first time to see a jumping spider. It was on a topsoil bag in the yard.

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An grown up Eurasian Lynx can jump 2,5m high and 7m long from where it stands (wihout running first).

A Zebra Jumping Spider on the garage wall. These spiders have a body length of 7mm.

 

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Following this shot this cute and curious jumping spider pinged onto my camera lens!

5 mei 2009 Bevrijdingsdag - Libertyday in the Netherlands.

My grandson jumps for freedom; my hero!

View On Black

 

~ Friday May 8, 2009 on Expore # 458, thank you! ~

Jumping Spider

 

This wee one seemed to be judging the distance for its next jump in pursuit of a meal. It jumped a millisecond later.

Curlew jumping the flow of the weir on the river Coquet

photo taken by Loucille.

Jumping Spider. Photographed in Maryland.

A single image, shot hand held. Canon 80D, Canon MPE macro lens, Canon twin macro flash. Aperture f/11, shutter speed 1/250, ISO 400, flash set to 1/16th power.

Grenouille de Lessona

It's the only solution when you have to get up at 5.30am.

A long-billed dowitcher leaps for joy after doing a bit of bathing and preening. I read on the Cornell ornithology site that long-billed dowitchers have tactile receptors on the end of their beaks which allows them to "feel" for pray. They're basically a large sandpiper and do sandpiper-like stuff, sticking their beak down into the water and silt looking for food.

Tiny Jumping Spider, photographed in Maryland.

5 image focus stack of 2:1 images shot hand held. Canon 80D, Canon MPE macro lens, Canon twin macro flash. Aperture f/11, shutter speed 1/250, ISO 400, flash set to 1/16th power.

For Macro Mondays - Blue

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This is my favorite jump/flash drive with Swarovski crystals. The size of the drive is 2.5" - the section photographed is just under 2". HMM, everyone ! !

I have a few shots of Jane I am always wanting to get and this is nearly one of them. I'd like to get her more in mid-air. She has her hind feet still on the love seat in this frame, but it's the best I've done so far. Kinda hard to do with a manual focus lens.

 

Voigtlander APO Lanthar 90mm f/3.5 @ f/3.5

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