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There were six pups in this litter! They were so much fun to watch that it was hard to know where to point to camera! The best part of this sighting was that we were the only vehicle there watching the pups! This photo was taken in the Masai Mara, Kenya!
Right near to the end of Blakeney Point I found this adorable seal pup. Photo taken lying down with a telephoto lens to minimise any alarm to the pup. Nice to see this part of the world on BBC winterwatch.
Pup separated a day ago with no wilt.
The plant will be repotted with almost no roots being disturbed .
I could only get three of them in this picture but there are five coyote pups altogether. It was very hard to catch them when they weren't tumbling around and biting each other. They're all kinds of fun to watch...if you've got a few minutes, check them out in this video.
This little pup was catching some morning rays in front of a little mini-market/cafe in Pacheia Ammos, Crete
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SDASM.TITLE: Sopwith, Salamander 2.T.F.
SDASM.CORPORATION NAME: Sopwith
SDASM.OFFICIAL NICKNAME: Pup
SDASM.TAGS: Sopwith, Pup
PUBLIC COMMONS.SOURCE INSTITUTION: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
Emma trying to catch up on her 14 hours of sleep.... I was happy to try out my new Fuji XT20 in low light with iso 3200. I was surprised that there wasn't much noise, so I didn't use any noise reduction. Very happy with new camera!!
Fuji XT20 with 27mm lens, f2.8, iso 3200, 1/20
not quite sure if it's Pup Falls or not, but definitely nice enough to shoot. Clackamas River, Oregon.
Flying at the Shuttleworth Collection flying display, Old Warden, 6th October.
The Pup design was one of classic simplicity using a fabric covered wooden structure to achieve light weight. It was considered to be under powered but, despite this, proved highly manoeuvrable with an excellent rate of climb at all levels up to 15,000 feet. In addition it achieved the reputation of having the most delightful flying qualities, and it certainly commanded respect from its enemies as a fighting machine. William Beardmore were contracted to build 50 Pups under licence from Sopwith. They were to be armed with Le Prieur Rockets which were used against observation balloons with some success. The Rockets were fired electrically from about 200 yards, the knife edge in the nose cone pierced the fabric and the escaping gas was then ignited by the rocket. Some of these Pups had transparent areas fitted to the centre section of the upper mainplanes to improve visibility for the pilot.. SERVICE HISTORY The Pup followed the 1½ Strutter and preceded the Triplane in Sopwith history, entering service in 1916, first with the RNAS and later with the RFC. It was used both over the Western Front and, later, for home defence duties. The RNAS used it for pioneering sea trials and in 1917 one made the first ever landing on a ship at sea. This particular number, 9917, served for a time on HMS Manxman. THIS EXHIBIT: N9917 G-EBKY This aeroplane had a number of owners prior to its acquisition in 1936 by Richard Shuttleworth. After being stored at Old Warden it was restored and rebuilt as a standard Pup. Specification Type of Machine Single seat biplane Design Purpose Fighter Span 26 ft 6 in Overall length 19 ft 4 in Engine 80hp Le Rhone 9 cylinder rotary Weight empty 787 lbs Weight loaded 1,225 lbs Maximum speed at sea level 112 mph Armament One .303 calibre Vickers machine gun.
Border collie pup, here 10 weeks young, laat een van de eerste ontmoetingen met het hondenveldje op zich inwerken. Hij woont samen met een Alaskische Malamute. Ondertussen druk met een cursus schapen drijven.
I wish I could've brought him back home...but the six others would be left alone...decided i'll leave him behind...
Clicked at the Koyambedu flower market. Comments are welcome please!
One of C-144’s pups look to cross the street in the Westlake neighborhood near downtown Los Angeles. Coyotes are typically -- but not always -- organized in packs with an alpha pair (adult male and female) that breed and are dominant over other coyotes in the pack that help defend the territory and care for the young. Credit: National Park Service.