Yuko Kawaguchi and Alexander Smirnov's free skate in the European Championships in Helsinki.

A pair of lobsters under a rock in Ocho Rios, Jamaica. They didnt seem to scared and I was able to get in close and take a picture

milk glass vases!

on a Brooklyn st. in DUMBO

I loved their colour, £1.25 for both I think.

On the homeless animals shelf.

Band (left) and Shaw of Star Hearts combine to start another move, Lee Henry is the Stoneyburn player.

Pairings Party, Celebrity Golf Classic

Staying safe on the ice

Montezuma NWR

NO INVITES OR ICONS PLEASE

Kittens cuddled up, waiting for mother to return.

March9th 2015

A pair of scarlet macaws found while on a bird tour of our resort. The calls of these birds sounded like dinosaurs. Found at the Punta Leona Resort in Costa Rica.

© Jack Settle 2014

Green Marsh Hawk dragonfly pair

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Photo of a pair of windmills at the windfarm next to Alyth in Perthshire.

always looked guilty.

Artwork created by Midjourney from a sequence of text.

Ocklawaha prairie restoration area

A scene seen from the Photo Hide.

Tophill Low.

Old Warden 31.10.1976

Pair of Sandhill Cranes (Grus canadensis) at Apoxee 1-1-17

Bald eagle, Haliaeetus leucocephalus, female and male.

Note that the female is noticeably larger.

University of Washington sailboat dock, Union Bay, Lake Washington, Seattle, Washington State, December 5, 2017.

We initially saw this pair, perched here, singing to each other. Then another pair showed up, also singing, and the four of them did a little dance over the bay before one pair returned to this tree and the other sounded like they'd settled down farther south.

Bald eagles mate for life. Perhaps they were thinking about where to nest in the spring, and negotiating over territory.

playing kiss chase perhaps !!

This was taken at Brandon Marsh, Coventry by the steetley hide.

A pair of Mallards(?) taken in a stream near our local Ohio State Campus. I know the male Mallard, but the female looks different than others I've seen around this area. (From an ID discussion, I was told the female is actually a Mallard, but from a domesticated line !! )

Ikebukuro / Tokyo / Japan.