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Red-Naped Sapsucker © Steve Frye. Photo taken on the Flying Circus Birders of Boulder Walk on June 27, 2020.
Cougar naps outside of the kids' doors quite often. She prefers to sleep in their beds, but sometimes purrs so loudly that they put her out. She will then faithfully wait for them to wake up.
Cancun, Mexico.
End of this very short Cancun series. Next stop will be 12 time zones away. :)
(and the next upload in a couple weeks, I'm off again tomorrow)
Daily Dog Challenge - 152. 3/31 "Lazy Saturday"
For most of us, Saturday is a day to relax and have fun. Show us something you and/or your dog did for fun today!
Rainy weekend again...just having a nice long nap time!
Európa Napi Utcafesztivál a Margitszigeti Atlétikai Centrumban
Jónás Vera Experiment
Fotó: EC/Dudás Szabolcs
2016.05.08.
Outside the National Theatre there was a display of giant, green astro-turf-clad furniture. It was so inviting to climb onto them... and well, take a nap
47.366: One of the lion cubs, I believe it's Hubert, taking a nap. Anyway, this was something I really wished I could do today during work, haven't been getting a good nights rest lately. But anyway, enjoy!
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* For all I know it may even be nap # 43 !
Being a cat, naps are high priority on her daily to-do list!!
:-)
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Keith found this rabbit taking a nap by the fence in the back yard. He looks dead at first sight, but he is really just sleeping. They find our backyard to be a safe place. Since this is not the first one we have seen taking a nap sprawled out. This is just the first one we got on in a photo.
Nap time...Maddie (our Doberman puppy) and her best buddy Nick (one of our four dachshunds). That's Vinnie in the background.
Two workers in the Niavaran park (north of Tehran) taking a nap in the middle of their hard work.
The second person is merely visible, as there is only one pair of shoes and he is almost completely blocked by the person in the front. But if you count the foots, and divide it by 2 (not four!!!) you see that they are two!
The Red-naped Ibis (Pseudibis papillosa) also known as the Indian Black Ibis or just the Black Ibis, is a species of ibis found in parts of the Indian Subcontinent. The sexes are alike. It has a curlew-like long down-curved bill, a black head with a patch of crimson, and a white patch near the shoulder. This largish black bird is found at lakes, in marshes, in riverbeds and on irrigated farmland—it is not as aquatic as many other species of ibis. It is gregarious and generally forages on margins of wetlands in small numbers. It is a common breeding resident in Haryana. It nests in trees and breeds from March to October in North India.
Scientific classification
Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:Chordata
Class:Aves
Order:Pelecaniformes
Family:Threskiornithidae
Genus:Pseudibis
Species:P. papillosa
Binomial name
Pseudibis papillosa
(Temminck, 1824)
I found this on lands near Gommatagiri, Mysore