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Do you see a victim or do you see a predator?
I'm not sure if I should just stick to the naturey stuff?
Here is the latest installment in my 'Predator* series.
The Supporter is part a long range battlefield support wessel, part a harvester going low and slow consuming battlefield left overs..........
Recently i found parts from this: www.toysperiod.com/lego-set-reference/racers/radio-contro..., and i wanted to incorporate them into a MOC, and here it is!
The Predator MOC's will be part of a display soon.
Enjoy! ;-))
GET TO THE CHOPPA!!!
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Another one of the Eagle shots I was able to get at the WBS a couple of weeks ago.
Off tripod. 20D W/ 50-500mm Lens.
WBS#5/9687C/F&P
An edit of one of my favorite shots from South Africa - With help from some friends. Thank you! www.flickr.com/groups/make_it_a_megashot/discuss/72157600...
Large - 'Predator' On White
The northern giant petrel (Macronectes halli) is sighted off Kaikoura throughout the year. It's generally seen alone soaring on ocean swells, unless it's feasting on a carcass or scavenging on food remains brought to the surface by sperm whales or fur seals, or offal from fishing boats. Groups of up to nine birds or more can also be seen scavenging around fishing boats. Northern giants are rarer worldwide, but more common in the coastal waters around New Zealand. The northern giant is also called "Nelly Bird", as its aggressive antics amuses fisherman. It's circumpolar, but unlike the southern giant, it breeds on many of New Zealand's subantarctic islands and is a predator of smaller seabirds.
Southern Watersnake
I was going to save the snake until tomorrow but decided to post them together!! One of the most colorful water snakes I have ever seen and only wish I could have captured it in some decent light and against a better background! I think this is another broad banded water snake but I am open to suggestions as far as the ID is concerned!! Photo taken at the pond at El Franco Lee Park!
Also no need to comment on both photos as they are merely here to sort of compliment each other!!
I might also add that snakes really are difficult for me to focus on for some reason!! Very hard to get right!
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Buteo jamaicensis immature,
San Luis Obispo Co., California
I was curious what was up there--what is a predator wary of? A larger predator? But I took this photo from inside my car and couldn't look up immediately.
Wild South Africa
Kruger National Park
I knew the leopard was hiding in a ditch next to the road and sat waiting for it to reappear. Without a sound and out of nowhere it suddenly stood on the roadside 8 meters away from my wide open car window, staring straight at me. I was so stunned that I nearly forgot to press the shutter button.
Diving beetles (Dysticus sp.) are aquatic, but have wings and can fly to new places using them.
The larvae also lives underwater and is a pretty fierce predator, feeding on pretty much anything smaller than itself, including tadpoles and even small fish.
When it is time to pupate, they have to leave the water though and find a place to burow down in the ground.
This one had really bad timing as it ran into a couple of red wood ants (Formica rufa) which managed to overpower it and were dragging it back to the anthill when I discovered them.
Ants being ants means they aren't much about standing still so getting a clear shot wasn't the easiest
"Harmony with the land is like harmony with a friend: you cannot cherish his right hand and chop off his left. That is to say, you cannot love game animals and hate predators...the land is one organism."-Aldo Leopold
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As I said yesterday Carson and I went adventuring around Lost Lake which can be seen here. Basically its this really nasty lake that's usually green because of algae and is surrounded by 200ft cliffs that we like to play on. Here I'm on a little ledge that drops right off. While exploring in this area we also made friends with a porcupine that we named Josey. He made super cute sounds too!
Although it seemed Guido and I lost the chance to photograph the little owls, late in the afternoon we did got a positive message that they were spotted again. Well worth a try. The sun disappeared and clouds took the overhand so the camera ISO boosted to the limits, After a "little" bit of luck, the only thing left was to get rid of that awful pole on the left (PS)...
Adult. San Luis Obispo County, California, USA.
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Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodias) - Circle B Bar Reserve, Florida
This young Great Blue Heron struggled for 15 minutes working this fish down. Many times it got to the position in the photo before having to throw it back in the water and 'tenderize' it a little more.
I must add that I personally had similar poses and expressions on my vacation to Nova Scotia. I really took advantage of the fresh seafood.
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