Muddy and dirty white socks
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End of August view of the silt laden Matanuska River as colors transition. Thank you all for stopping by!
A snow storm was looming in the background and the Sandhill cranes were gathering, they must have been in a very muddy field.
We were surprised to see so many Cinnamon Teals in one place. They have opened a new area in Las Gallinas that makes for superb viewing of these ducks. Interestingly, the Cinnamon Teal is a close relative of the Blue-winged Teal (and sometimes hybridizing with it).
Most of the Great Salt Lake shoreline is muddy and difficult to access. If you look carefully, you will see some white near the water; in this case, it's not salt but seafoam.
The Great Salt Lake - GPS is not the exact spot of the shot.
No comments today – just enjoy :-)
I took a photo at this same location November 2014. The river's flow was much lower that day. I enjoyed the falls both times! www.flickr.com/photos/123895834@N08/15608311907/in/album-...
Two lions / Löwn (Panthera leo), a cub and a young male, close to a swampy area at Seronera River, Serengeti N.P., Tanzania, Africa
for a peaceful Caturday!
A closer portrait of the cub in first comment!
Red Fox _ Vulpes Vulpes
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When fox-hunting with dogs was legal in this country, ( which was not so very long ago), what let the fox down was the fact that as it’s brush (or tail) collected more mud and detritus in the course of the chase it tired and slowed down the fox and enabled the hounds to run it down, so that the red coated “gentlemen” of the hunt could allow them to tear it to pieces.
As Oscar Wilde put it, “ the unspeakable in pursuit of the uneatable.”
I’m pleased to say that many a wily fox outsmarted it’s pursuers, and spoiled a “good day’s hunting.”
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