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Male lions are responsible for ensuring their territory remains their own. They go to great lengths to mark their parcel of land.
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Newly independent female leopard (Panthera pardus) named Nkuwa spends time patrolling and scent marking to establish this area as her own. She is facing competition from a neighboring female. Londolozi Game Reserve, Sabi Sands, South Africa. Conservation status: Vulmerable.
here's to everyone that has to get up early to keep the machines whirring. This scene is even more beautiful at Arranmore, which I bloggled about here on my blog
A common hawk in the eastern United States, the red-shouldered hawk exists all over Florida.
Not to be confused with the larger red-tailed hawk, the red-shouldered can be identified by its black and white banded tail and wings and by its call – a whistling sound which is imitated by blue jays. Adult hawks have a brownish red chest, but many Florida residents have paler head and chest colors.
Hunting from perches over water or in the woods, these hawks prey on mice, frogs and snakes and use the same nest years after year, if available. Females produce 2-4 pale bluish eggs and babies leave the nest after about six weeks. Interestingly, crows will mob attack this bird to drive it away, and the Great-horned owl will sometimes eat baby hawks from nests.
Red-shouldered hawks have adapted to human’s development and may be seen in wooded areas even in the city.
I captured this one in my backyard as it was trying to catch the resident rat that lives there.
It had tried before, but missed. The hawk shows up just about everyday day looking for the rat.
It ignores the squirrels and other birds and they ignore the it. I don't know how long it will ignore those big fat squirrels.
RKO_5019. A great (healthy but a little skinny) Black-maned Kgalagadi King!
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This White-crowned Sparrow takes a moment to rest and see what other insects inhabit the tree.
Taken 24 June 2020 at Denali Park, Alaska.
Two patrol boats of the "China Fisheries Law Enforcement" at the port of Chengqiao. The smaller vessel is 中国渔政31101, the larger vessel is 中国渔政31108.
On the same pier in the background the (slow) car ferry that I will ride back, and in the far left backround is the high speed ferry Beihu (北湖), that will pass that slow ferry after about 2/3 of the way back.
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This was so out of my comfort zone, I mean the green screen experience was fun, ti think I matched the lighting but trying to get the image texture to match was a disaster. Enjoy :)
Just for me to remember.
I
*green screened an image of me in FireStorm
*used LumiPro to get the blue on the right of the image, white on the left with purple coming from below, and more blue from the back
*used Corel PaintShop Pro to do most of the work
*use a script called Watercoplor.pspScript which you can get online
*tilted the image 4 degrees to the right
*saved the png image
*opened Fotor to use an Effect called Rusty
*opened the green screen image again in PSP
*layered the image over the background photo
*removed the green screen using the Magic Wand: Mode - Add, Match - Color, Tolerance - 70
*used the Erase tool to get rid of any left over green screen pixels
*Used the Deform (known as Transform in PhotoShop) to make me larger than I was in the pic
*created a .. meh photo
An Arkansas bull elk keeping an eye on his harem of cows. Buffalo National River Valley in Boxley, AR.
Sorry about all of these Normandy/D-day posts, just thought I'd get into the spirit. June 6th is coming up!
A Common Green Darner (Anax junius) male flies it's route in front of the willows at the Merced National Wildlife Refuge.
In Mara North Conservancy in Kenya the River Pride is led by a coalition of 4 male Lions. These are 2 of those males.
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I caught this coyote patrol while exploring the freeze-up of the lake. There were four of them. The one on the left carries some bounty, likely a rabbit, in his fangs.
Anax parthenope patrullando por la balsa del estiércol de los Camachos, Cartagena. Realizada a pulso y con el 300mmf4 + x2 kenko PRO 300, sin recorte.
The Southern Hawker (Aeshna cyanea) has almost the size of an Emperor Dragonfly and is one of the most common dragonflies in Europe. The males are often seen patrolling along ponds or small rivers looking for females or prey. It is a very inquisitive species that will approach people, but there is no reason at all to be scared of them.
Die Blaugrüne Mosaikjungfer ist eine weit verbreitete Großlibelle. Die Männchen sieht man oft am Rande von Gewässern patroullieren auf der Suche nach Weibchen. Sie sind sehr "neugierig" und fliegen sehr nahe an einen heran, aber es gibt überhaupt keinen Grund, sich vor ihnen zu fürchten!
All the gulls patrol the clifftops, looking for an easy meal, whether it be robbing puffins of their catch, actually taking unsuspecting puffins, or rabbits, or if their luck is in, they will snatch a Manx Shearwater chick, if it gets to close to the entrance of the burrow. They are ruthless, but you have to admire them, they are tenacious predators !!!
This is a Herring Gull
I'm not sure I have ever shot at exposure bias -3 EV before, and I still had to darken the back of his neck a bit !!
Took this shot with my faithful Canon IXUS 860 IS at Snow Patrol concert yesterday. It was a great concert, but not as good as Coldplay though :)
This golden-mantled ground squirrel was on patrol at Yellowstone looking for food from any human passserby
Thiis is part of a MOC-OFF with JAlexander and Corporal Miller
JAlexander's Build
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Corporal Miller's Build
Male Leopard patrolling his territory in the Okavango Delta, Botswana, in the early morning.
The green season is very special.
It´s harder to find animals due to the high gras, but if you find them then you are blown away with beautiful motivs.
The blooming gras add so much to the pictures.
I take pictures because I like it, not because I am good at it.
The world is like a book and those, who do not travel, only read the first page.
If you only visit 2 continents in your lifetime, visit Africa, twice.
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