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The Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx) is the largest in size. The Eurasian lynx is the third largest predator in Europe after the brown bear and the grey wolf. It is a strict carnivore, consuming about one or two kilograms of meat every day. The Eurasian lynx is one of the widest-ranging.
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Bald-faced Aerial Yellowjacket, Bald-faced hornet - Dolichovespula maculata
Location: Durham NC (USA)
This was buzzing around a patch of goldenrod and stopped only when it caught prey, which appears to be a fly here.
We don't usually think of the cute little tufted titmouse as being a predator. However this one was quite ruthless as it tore the wings off a cabbage white butterfly before eating it.
The little bits of white here and there are bits of wing.
Clear version in BL.....
Seen here as a mercenary serving Horrorscope.
Predator hunters don't care who they serve or the cause. As long as they have worthy opponents to fight to the death....
A composite of the two Predators I photographed at the Invasion Colchester cosplay event with Poster Edges effect.
A lizard with a cicade in his mouth.
Thanks for your visit, faves and comments, I appreciate that very much.
This tree snake was at the backyard, actually there were 2 snakes.
I don’t know the species or if this snake is venomous. I made a search in the web but find nothing.
The other side of having a lot of frogs in the yard is that it attracts the frogs natural predators like snakes ..
This is the second time that snakes enter the backyard .. the first time was a big shock because it was a cobra (Naja spp.) ..
Folllowed the flight of a hoverfly onto this ox-eye daisy, only to see a very optimistic and really tiny spiderling (just a few mm) emerge quickly from beneath a petal. The hoverfly departed quickly as I moved in, but the spiderling stayed just long enough topside for me to grab a shot. Probably a Thomisidae crab spider species, and potentially a Xysticus species?
The PFC just came to me in the last couples of days, and of course i had to create it! And then i saw it would fit alongside the Predator Prowler Gunship www.flickr.com/photos/133195951@N07/22046232684/in/dateta... as a command wehicle of some sorts, eventualy as a electronics warfare support and squadron leader.
It is a very satisfying build where the details and solutions i have acquired creates and overall integrated design.
The PFC will be part of a small display, eventually.
Comment are more than welcome, thank you.
Enjoy!
Colas 70806 brings its train of new timber sleepers wards Wivelsfield Station and the end its booked working, from where it will pass the red signal (I watched it) and carry on into the occupation of the line down towards the tunnels between Hassocks and Preston Park north of Brighton for this weekend's work. A nice surprise to see a 70 as I'd not seen one down here before although i understand that they've worked a few trains for the last couple of weeks... it certainly blended well with the autumn colours in the evening light.
This was an image taken while out walking back to camp at Mana Pools, Zimbabwe. Dusk was rapidly setting in. We saw this lioness keenly watching us warily walking past. Much against my better judgement, I lay prone on the ground to get this shot....
I have reworked this image and I'm hoping it is looking better than my original post in 2014.
Many of you know and have already seen i'm a massive Predator and aliens fan. I own 4 Predators, but none of them really had a Predator head. So, now being able to sculpt myself, I took a try on this creatures head myself!
I used a drybrush of brown and black to give it that... "sprinkled" effect the Yautja has. Tell me what you think!
Inspired by Ryan Rubino and his Predator and Prey series
www.flickr.com/photos/9161000@N05/collections/72157619438...
i thought it would be a perfect build session/excursion to get a few things off my
"have to build/at least try" list.
1. A mackerel (white/mako) shark in sand blue that looks better than this:
www.1000steine.com/brickset/images/4506-1.jpg
2.A friend who is diving in Thailand wanted me to build a mantaray
the last time he was visiting.
We were lazy that evening i guess...
3.A good mix of organic madness and the studs vs. tiled surface
pretty good presented in the past by "them":
www.flickr.com/photos/40543176@N03/
4.A good presentation for the Predator and Prey topic
Do not focus to much on the builds around the two guys.
The focus lies on the fish ;)
Especially the colorcombo of sand and dark blue
is very eyecatching to me since they are both still rare.
5.The shark has some asynchronous
because of the way the body bends.
For me one of the hardest things to build was always
a good shaped organic lifeform,like an oceanic animal.
Well i´m done with that for now i guess.
a female bengal tiger in her prime years patrols her territory along a dry river. their appearance alone is so powerful, their look so intense, the way they walk so slowly and yet so powerful...simply a beautiful predator. Ranthambhore NP, India
A little noisier than I would of liked, but I'm reasonably happy how the shot finally turned out.
Pentax K-3
Sigma 150-500mm
Aperture Æ’/9.0
Focal length 500.0 mm
Shutter 1/250
ISO 3200
Well hidden in shallow water, this Pike was surprised to see me instead of the usual unsuspecting minnows.
Jumping spider patrolling on a metallic handrail in the botanical garden.
Canon EOS 550D
Canon MP-E 65 @ 2x + Canon extender EF 2x III = 4x
f/5.6
ISO 400
1/80 sec
Semi handheld with front of the lens barrel resting on the handrail.
Natural light
Uncropped Frame
Please click the image or press L to view it in Flickr's lightbox.
Locally this Owl is found in prairie dog colonies where it shares the rodents' burrows. While it can excavate its own dwelling (e.g. in FL), it's no dummy, and saves this needed energy for other essential activities. This one is an advanced chick from this year's crop. It still has a mostly white breast. It is parked on the rim of the burrow for a quick exit downward if needed. It's on the menu of many predators... as are most wild babies! The owlets typically initially stare at you like this until they decide that you are not a threat.
IMG_1562; Burrowing Owl Chick
Spotted Hyenas (Crocuta crocuta) with remains of wildebeest, which their clan hunted and killed - Mara North Conservancy, Maasai Mara, Kenya.
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Spotted Hyenas are capable of eating every part of a prey animal. Bones present no problem for them, they can even crunch through the leg bones of large mammals, such a giraffe. Their bite force has been measured as 1,100 psi, by comparison a lion's is 600 psi.
In this image, these low status, ever-watchful males are eating the scraps left by high ranking females and their offspring who have eaten their fill.
My first HT Predator...!!!
Man..It is so AWESOME
This shot used 6 different lighting shots
then layer blend in PS.
A dragon fly rests on a plastic rod sticking out of the ground waiting for small flies and mosquitoes to cross it's path (re-released for download without watermarks).