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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.
This walk was from Oxenhope to Stanbury via Top Withins on Haworth Moor and was a bit soft underfoot in places :-)
If you're a blues fan then this title may (literally) sing/play to you.
This landscape of a waterscape was captured in 2009. The reduced quality of sharpness of this point-and-click shot leant itself very much to a romantic painterly feel in the editing process.
Captured using: Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W5
Capture date: 2009
Created using: Topaz Labs, and Topaz Studio
This is a place I'd visited many. This time I take a slight different approach by shooting from the water-which means I have to stand in the muddy water with creatures crawling under my feet.
Once again, from Brooklyn, NY.
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!
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 :-)
It would be a nice walk, but some crazy person decided to drive thru the forest and decimated the path. To see a truck cars in the middle of wilderness is more and more common, specially with nowadays prices for energies. I'm sure they're not stealing the wood, right? Right? The heap of leaves over the logpile is just for the decoration, right? Some things are better not to know...
This is what climate change brings: muddy warm days instead of snow, ice and cold. I miss the white winter!
Hammersbach, Hessen, Germany
This buzzard was hunting earth worms in a field and got his talons quite muddy, Nordfriesland, Germany
30 year old female polar bear (Ursus maritimus) named "Chinook" went rolling in the mud after coming out of her pool. Rolling on the ground after swimming is a natural behavior.
San Diego Zoo's Polar Bear Plunge. Conservation status: Vulnerable