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Una, the farm cat, is a master of feline finesse, demonstrating her acrobatic skills by deftly balancing on a fence post. Her quest for affection literally takes her to new heights as she soars into the perfect petting position. However, there is a hint of feline frustration in her peacocking as she realises that her impressive performance has not resulted in the attention she desired.
The catch of the day for this sealion is a nice 4 foot sturgeon. It was quite a show as the sealion flung the sturgeon around trying to tare off bite sized pieces it could swallow. It took awhile but eventually the sealion was able thrash it around enough to get to the best parts inside the sturgeon.
predator on ice....coyotes are such efficient predators. They will often hunt in packs trying to spook 'game' to each other, while this guy was on the ice two others were up on the dam moving thru the grass, he was watching them intently waiting for them to spook out game..even a more efficient savanger
Merlin just chilling... I am not a fan at all of shooting my subjects in the sky, never did, never will. I will often turned them into black and white as I did with two of them.
An instant captured by the lens reveals the cruel brutality and beauty of nature. The moment is frozen in the photograph, immortalizing the brutality of survival, where life feeds on life, and the jungle continues its eternal dance of predator and prey. In this wild setting, beauty intertwines with cruelty, challenging us to contemplate the intrinsic complexity of the cycle of life.
Canon EOS R5
RF100-500mm F4.5-7.1 L IS USM
Æ’/6.3 - 400.0 mm - 1/320s - ISO 1600
. . . These ducks sailing by on the top of the photo probably have no idea the juvenile Bald Eagle on the ground would love to have them for dinner! The eagle has several hundred or perhaps thousands to pick from however, and they probably never even noticed the hunter below.
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A weapons update for my Predator Warlord figure. I felt he was missing an important weapon. The Combi-Stick that appeared in the awesome Predator 2. I built one and now I think he looks the part. Now.. "GET TO DAH CHOPPA!"
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Polar Rancors hunt troopers by waiting for them from come to the surface of ship. When the troopers the surface, the creature will bite or grab the soldier and pull it onto far land to feed.
The small birds were sounding the alert that something was amiss in their surrounding, this Cooper's Hawk had his eye on some supper! I think he thought he was doing a good job of hiding. Been around a few times in the last couple of weeks.
The model is 20 cm high (22 cm with the alien) and some elements like the pose and the weapon over the shoulder are inspired by the Predator character of the homonymous saga.
Not an apex predator but since he does peck at his prey then he should be called an A-pec Predator! Okay!!! Enough with the nonsense! Quite a brilliant birdie all decked out in his breeding plumage and the eye and beak advertising his mating colors! Interesting how the eye changes to the ruby red color and the beak turns a somewhat dodger blue color! They are a striking bird! Caught this one doing a bit of peck fishing on Horsepen Bayou! Hope everyone has a great weekend!
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Probably the ten billionth time I upload a picture featuring my Predators, but this is the first time all 4 are in a picture together.
And its for that cover thing on the top of my page.
Arachnid on Collared Parachute | Marasmius rotula | Marasmiaceae
Samsung NX1 & Steinheil Munchen 'Cassar S' - 50mm f/2.8
36mm Macro Tube | 12 Aperture Blades | f/4 | Manual Focus | Available Light | Handheld
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2019
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A couple of walkers put a pair of hungry eagles off the hunt, but the birds will return as soon as the walkers leave. Poor wee sheep's not got a hope, stuck up there.
A temporary break from my Flickr hiatus (I promise!!).
I made an updated version of my Predator fig for a commission, but I was so pleased that finally made a removable predator mask, that I had to upload this pic.
I also had my first attempt at painting a Predator face on a lego fig.
The mask was made entirely out of a carved up, standard lego crash helmet (I have tons of these lying around, so I'm glad I found a use for them).
Let me know what you think guys.
A 14-spot ladybird larva and an Anthocoris sp nymph, on the hunt for aphids!
Shawbury Moat - Shropshire (June 20)