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African wild dog pup (Lycaon pictus), part of the Toulon Pack. Seen in the Sabi Sands area of South Africa.
Conservation Status: Endangered
Our Herb with one of his many expressions ☺️
As he was sat next to me on the couch.
If we’re hanging washing on the line outside, Herb will steal items and run off with them … as pups do; So we have to leave him in the house… whereby he sits on the couch and watches us out of the window… he stays there until we return indoors.
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I believe this little pup is the same one I photographed late summer on the beach. She looks about the right size and same coloring. She appears healthy, which is so positive since more than 50% of pups don't survive their first year. Fingers crossed she makes it to her first birthday. So adorable.
Seen on the far side of Otago Peninsula. Each big wave that came through the rock pool would send them flying and they seemed to love it.
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During early spring i had the opportunity to watch and photograph red fox pups at their densite, unforgetable moments. You can watch a short clip of them here: youtu.be/Qj7q0BaS5hs
Taken Donna Nook, North Lincolnshire.
Donna Nook which is operated by Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, covering more than 10km (6.25 miles) of coastline between Grainthorpe Haven in the north and Saltfleet in the south where it borders the Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe National Nature Reserve. Every November and December, grey seals come to the Donna Nook coastline to give birth to their pups near the sand dunes; a wildlife spectacle which attracts visitors from across the UK. This year over 2205 pups were born, with over 500+ bulls who battle it out for the right to produce the next generation.
Second in my small critters series is this shot of four Black-tailed Prairie Dog pups. We enjoyed watching them venture no more than a few feet from the safety of their burrow and then scurry back at the least hint of a threat. Newest citizens of a prairie dog town in Custer State Park, South Dakota.
Looking forward to see adorable fox pups this spring...Bavaria, Germany
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On a grey day B&W seems to fit this little chap perfectly and using my long lens I was happy that I wasn't disturbing the seals!
Grey seal - Halichoerus grypus
From the 2016 November birthing season at Donna Nook on the Lincolnshire coast.
At the last count this year, 2019, 2,168 pups have been born.
Here is my second picture I created for Halloween starring Asha as the worried Mother and the Witch dogtor. Introducing Wee Ashala the wee pup who won't do tricks for treats and has been diagnosed as untreatable by the Witch-dogtor.
Early morning finds the overnight CP Rail turn from Woodstock to St Thomas, Ontario, returning to Woodstock with it's pair of SW1200RS pups. They are seen here pulling off the branchline trackage onto the mainline with it's superelevation curving toward London on September 25, 1976.
This pup, almost out of baby-fluff, came up the beach for a closer look. I stayed a respectful distance and used the long lens for this portrait.
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At sunrise on January 6, 2011, BNSF's Denver to Chicago Z-train flies eastbound at Barr, Colorado, with the morning sun silhouetting UPS “pup” trailers headed for the Windy City.
Re-edit of this young coyote pup that had no fear being out in the open. Archives. County of Parkland Alberta
One of at least six or seven fox pups, during the spring i was quite blessed to have so many fox encounters like never before. They're almost fully grown up by now and learn to hunt by themselves. Hope many of them survive and don't get shot. In areas of intense hunting the red fox litter is much bigger (up to 8-10 pups) than in areas where is no or only little hunting (3-4 pups)...Southern Bavaria
A few more from the Grey Seal project. Most have now returned to sea so my trip tomorrow may well be the last for this season. I'll hopefully have time to work with them again when they return at the end of this year.
I think this was the boldest of the 4 or 5 pups. A little later, he joined his siblings in the nearby den.
Another shot of a red fox pup, it was just magic watching them exploring the surroundings of their den. Bavaria, Germany
From some fox photos I took in 2012 but never posted this one.
This pup was from a litter under a shed in the neighbourhood.
Some people touch your heart, other ones hold it for you... That's the pups... he have the skill to always make me feel that we are in the right place with the right person. I care about this kiddo ♥
Taking a quick detour from the Tassie beachscapes to share a simple iPhone snap of Jazzy while walking at our local dog-friendly beach today. She’s pushing 13 now (in human years, she’s ancient… in dog years, she’s just refined). Regardless of age she will always be my “Pup”
Jazzy loves the beach, clearly a trait she inherited from her human dad 😉 Today she was tearing up and down the sand dunes like a pup half her age, thinking it was hilarious to run into me for a pat at the bottom. Then she hit the surf club café with us, hoping to score a few burger scraps. I may have weakened and given her a few.
She wasn’t the only hopeful diner, the seagulls had formed a very photographable line along the railing, telling me "MINE! MINE! MINE!”. I ignored them, it was mine!
I didn't have a camera with me today and the ocean and sky looked so photogenic, but it was nice to just be in the moment. A simple beach walk, some dog joy, and a burger by the sea - that will do me for a happy life.
Hope everyone’s week had a little sunshine in it!
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