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I feel really bad about this one. I saw it across the street and tried to give it some treats, but it didn’t work. I then grabbed my long lens and saw how the bugger was in poor health (I’m feeding five cats from the hood but they all have homes and owners, and this one is truly a stray). Going to borrow my wife’s cat carrying cage and if I can get closer, I’ll bring him to a vet and pay for it. Can’t stand to see an animal suffer!
He faught very hard to catch the salmon and even though the salmon was very fast, it looked as the bear was going to catch it, but at the last moment the bear slipped on the rocks and the fish got away.
D had his 1 year shots almost 3 weeks ago now. He had the MMR and chicken pox shot.
So, of course, he is one of the few that actually developed the measels and chicken pox from the shots. :(
He is on the mend and looking much better this week! :)
I dug this out from a few weeks ago when we were at the park. He isn't feeling like getting his picture taken this week.
Poor little fella....
Even hummers can get ticks. It makes one wonder how they get rid of them in the wild.
It's been a very ticky summer this year. I haven't seen any for almost a month, though. Maybe their season has past.
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The female Maevia inclemens jumping spider is my #28 spider for this year. The females of this species are bigger than a lot of critters ( 7 - 10 mm) and nearly always seems to be cradling a nice food item. Here she's preparing to consume my #29 spider for this year, which looks a bit like a kitten and is as of yet unidentified. (UPDATE: Possibly Peppered Jumper Female - Pelegrina galathea.)
Maevia inclemens (dimorphic jumping spider) is that same species as two male spiders I've posted - one black with three tufts on it's head and the other one striped sort of like a zebra with yellow palps.
Id corrections appreciated.
Found in a field down the street in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Spring thaw begins in Gilford, NH. Pictured is Poor Farm Brook.
Well, I'm quite obviously still no portrait-photographer and this lens isn't close to what anyone would consider sharp... and yet, I really like the look it creates. There could be more interesting subjects for sure… perhaps one day, who knows.
Oh, by the way: that lens is likely somewhere between 80 and 100 years old - it‘s really hard to say for sure, but I‘m trying to find out.
Shot with a Projection Optics "Super-Lite 3 3/4 inch" (projection) lens on a Canon EOS R5.
I have been trying all summer to get a shot of one of the hang gliders that goes over the village on summer evenings, managed a couple but one was a distant shot with my mobile and the other the light very poor. Then yesterday I heard the familiar noise and looked up to see one right above the garden - by the time I'd rushed indoors to get the camera it was really too far away but I'm using it anyway. If I get a better one I can replace it.
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This female killdeer has a nest with four eggs up on the hill behind the house. She puts on this act every time I walk up there. Those red dirt castings on the left are from a big Harverster ant bed. For fifteen summers I''ve walked up there and surveyed this ant bed in hopes of finding a Horned Lizard. No luck. Two connected species in peril- the ants and the horny toads.
Applicable in this case, as our Rolo was at the Vet's office earlier this week. An ear infection has (sort-of) sidelined him, so we thought it best to let him sleep it off.
The saying to "let sleeping dogs lie" is used as a way to not talk about things which have caused problems in the past, or to not try to change a situation because you might cause problems. The worst phrase in his world: Clean your ears?
Waking poor buddy just wouldn't be right!
This little chickadee was being chased by a small hawk and slammed into the sliding door, I went right out, the hawk flew and I picked up this little guy and let him get his bearings. He was so stunned he couldn't even stand on his feet, see how they are curled in front of him. I let him sit on my leg til he was recovered and flew to the deck railing and eventually to the tree that the peanut butter is on and then flew away. It always does my heart good to save one of these creatures, I know that they say it is very traumatic for us to touch them and pick them up but I couldn't let him lay on the deck unable to right himself and become pray for the hawk laying on the cold deck. It is just not in my nature to watch a creature suffer in any way.
More pics of the recovery in the comment section!
Poor teddy's been a bit down on his luck lately.
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Woody the cat, not very impressed he was left alone overnight with a neighbour looking in on him while I was gallivanting on the Isle of Wight...
Poor Boy Playing Ball
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The Show Society sponsored a costume contest at Evergarden Equestrian's Trick-or-Trot event. Competitors adorned themselves and their horses in costumes ranging from cartoon classics to spooky, frightful looks and everything in between! The costume contest had a great turnout and we can't wait to coordinate with The Show Society for next year's Halloween Trick-or-Trot event!
Festivities are wrapping up this weekend at Trick-or-Trot. Baron and I participated in the final show jumping round and received first place! We placed 2nd place in the costume contest for the "Treats" division - Ursala and her Poor Unfortunate Soul!
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TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-TWO
“Dying is not romantic, and death is not a game which will soon be over... Death is not anything... death is not... It's the absence of presence, nothing more... the endless time of never coming back... a gap you can't see, and when the wind blows through it, it makes not sound...”
Tom Stoppard
The terminus, at the Rome end, of Laziali - Line G is adjacent, although in no way connected to, platforms 23 to 26 of Roma Termini. Consisting of 3 street level platforms and looking rather run down and quite frankly worn out. The unwary traveller is promised a service to Giardinetti whereas in reality the service has been cut back to Centocelle with the 106 bus required for any onward travel. The line was due to close in 2016 with part of it being incorporated into a busway, plans for this seem to be a little up in the air and the stock, some 90 years old, continue to provide a regular 12 minute service along the remaining stretch of this former 94km railway. Certainly wouldn't fancy nearly 60 miles in one of their trams!
Poor Family
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