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Kudu Bull walking on the banks of the Chobe river in Botswana.
Happiness is a way of travel, not a destination.
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Chile's Isla Los Choros is a bird and wildlife lover's delight. In this scene, the proudness of a sea lion mother with her suckling pup is evident.
This amazing tree stands proud and alone under the shadow of the mountains in the Lake District. On its own magnificent but even more beautiful with these surroundings.
This little guy seems to be showing off the catch to the other Cactus Wrens. Seen in the Arid Garden, Green Valley, Arizona, USA
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What's left of the schoolhouse in Escondida, New Mexico. Escondida is an unincorporated community with a population of 47 in the 2010 census.
RKO_2672. Portrait of an African Fish Eagle!
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A pair of loons care for their hatchling
They received an Honarable mention in the 2016 Plymouth MN photo contest.
Flowers... are a proud assertion that a ray of beauty outvalues all the utilities of the world.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
When they come for Pecans they fill their mouth with more than one and then fly away to eat in private:-)
My, what a lot of goslings you have. I don't know if this is all one big happy family or not. Maybe two? Redwood City, California.
Swans on the river Korana. Next to the river Korana is one of the most beautiful promenades in the whole city Karlovac where people walking, watching and feed swans. River Korana become a great place for swans. One large flock whole year stay on the river.
An adult burrowing owl poses as the kids play beneath. Is it pride or a brief respite from the chaos?
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There weren't many birds seen in the Everglades, nor in Arthur R Marshall Loxahatchee NWR, but Paul and I found a small tree near a water feature with a warbler flitting amid the thick foliage at Loxahatchee.
I took several pictures and so did Paul. I kept saying Northern Parula; he kept saying Yellow-throated Warbler. Those two birds look nothing alike. We didn't compare pictures at that time to see who was right. Well, BOTH of those warblers were in the tree, as well as this beauty (in the picture), a Prairie Warbler :-))