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My custom soda pup, pink and cute! She's just taking a drive, stopped at a gas station and had some fun to kill the time.
A young grey seal pup at Donna Nook National Wildlife Reserve, Lincolnshire. I've not had time to post anything from my trip until now. It was great to meet up with 3 of my Flickr contacts - Jane (who I knew would be there), Andrew and Maria (a lovely surprise and so good to see you again). I learned later that yet another contact, Lynda, was there too but I had missed her.
Image taken from behind the viewing fence as per Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust guidelines.
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He was just too cute..
Hope you all had a good Thanksgiving :) I was down in Seattle with my family.. so you'll be seeing a lot of photos from there!
Mom protecting her young. Notice no sand on the pup so it can not be very old. Thanks to each of you for your comments. Not sure why I posted it again, but it does seem to show the mother's love for her pup. I am very thankful for so many views, favs and comments! This image is the best I have done on flickr out of all my images. Thanks again to each of you for your time on my site!
I've heard some strange barking and what sounds like a child screaming during the middle of the night. It turns out it was a fox! She had four little pups and I was able to get a close up of one today.
Thanks to everyone who participated in helping with the names. We have been calling her Holly. She is still being a very good pup. We love her so much! She has learned 4 new tricks in the last two weeks. She craves that stuff!
Grey seal pups are born with a white coat known as a 'lanugo'.
The mother seals only suckle their pups for 17 to 23 days. Her milk contains up to 50 to 60% fat, ten times more than a Jersey cow’s milk. This helps the pups gain weight rapidly and develop a layer of blubber. Pups go from their birthweight of around 28 lb. (13 kg) to 100 lb. (45 kg) in just three weeks. Once the pup has suckled the mother leaves, never to return.
Pups then stay behind on the beach alone for around another three weeks to moult their white coats and grow a shorter adult waterproof coat. During this time they fast, living off their fat reserves. When they are ready the pups go into the sea and teach themselves to fish.
If the pup is a bull it could live for up to 25 years, whereas cows live for 35 years.
Sea Lion Pup - Santa Fe Island - Galapagos Islands
This little guy liked playing with the stick that is by his front flipper.
This day I forever will cherish
One morning in Idaho, my siblings and I decided to go for a small run around grandmas house. We took off in this foreign neighborhood and little did we think we'd run into others - let alone, multiple "others." These two pups (the third not pictured) left their house to run with us. It was such a chilly and grey day yet it seemed as if the moment they came outside the sun joined them. The clouds scooted over and my siblings and I ran with these strangers. When we stopped they greeted us with such tenderness. We laughed, played in the snow - joy filled the air.
On our way back we had to leave the pups home. No matter what we'd tell them they wouldn't return or stay. They continued to follow us. We didn't want the pups to remain outdoors and risk getting injured so we ended up having to trick them. We called them inside and ran. As we took off, I turned around and noticed the smaller pup chasing after us, then the others followed. I told my siblings that we had to run as fast as we could to lose them. As I turned a second time, I saw the little guy come to a halt.
His eyes were fixated on us.
He stood in the middle road looking, while we run.
In that instance I empathized. He had just met strangers willing to play, hug, and run free with him. Time seemed to go on forever. Then right there, he saw those same strangers abandon him, and time seemed to pass so fast, mimicking our steps.
Just as he felt, I think we feel this with others. I think we want to stay with what feels right, but life has plans and things change. More than likely, it is all for the best - for the safety of them. Lessons were learned in such a small action that occurred that December in Idaho.
This proud mamma has been hanging out on the lock by the shop for a few days. Her pup is basically a fuzzy lump has needs near constant supervision.
I came across some more pics of Rio's pups. All 10 piled high sleeping. Hank & Trace can be picked from the bunch, the others we can only guess.
After giving a few away & misfortunate accidents we now have 4 of these pups. (Trace, Molly, Panda & Boz)
This picture was taken before they could see or hear.
Interestingness July 31, 2007
Explore July 28, 2007
This fox pup let me get about 12 feet away crawling on my belly about a foot at a time for almost a half an hour. The cat food kept him steady while I moved in. Definitely the coolest pics I've gotten with the new 70-200f2.8L lens and 1.4x extender.
We were in La Jolla waiting for sunset to take some long exposure shots of the La Jolla Tidepools when we noticed some sea lion pups playing in the waves. These two seemed to be having a great time playing in the surf and we had fun taking some shots of them before sunset arrived.
Sopwith Pup (9917/G-EBKY), The Shuttleworth Collection. Best of British Airshow, Old Warden, 12th May 2024.
Here's another of our new recruits. This montage shows four sides of a single pup. At least we think it does as many of these siblings look very alike.
The pup - not named at the time this images was taken - is one of a litter that are just beginning the careers as operational police dogs in Greater Manchester Police.
This image was taken on the day the pups went away to spend some time with volunteer careers before returning to start their full time training.
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One of the air plants I bought months ago had come with pups. As I was new to the hobby of growing tillandsias, I was a bit afraid to attempt to separate them. Now that I am more confident handling them, I decided to remove the many of my flowering tillandsia. I did so carefully, and ended up with these 6 yesterday. Since then, I've removed several more, some even more teeny tiny than these. There are even still more attached to the mother but I've decided to leave those alone for the time being as they are a bit tangled up right now.