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my dog, Diamond, in her first year, 1997, she passed away on March 2, 2006. I miss her a lot.
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Photos taken for work of Husky Pups, a program put on by the cheerleaders at Hoover High School to recruit and teacher students from their neighboring elementary schools.
Meet Bliss, the adorable Lab pup I had a Photo shoot with this past weekend!
Taken with my new Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8.
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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!
Grey seal pup, Halichoerus grypus, having a yawn. It's what I'm doing at the moment too. (but don't have quite as many chins!).
I ventured to Donna Nook, Lincs, today with my daughter. The seals were fantastic, but the weather was pretty vile - gloomy, showery and way too cold to linger in one place for long.
Handheld, natural light. Would have liked some sunlight to perk up the photos - all look rather flat to me.
It stays this way for several days. See Dougeee's helpful comment below. Thanks again!
An aphid population on my Crape Myrtle attracted the Ladybugs who love to feast on them.
Check out the Ladybug Life Cycle set for other images in this series.
Thanks so much to everyone for your visits, comments, awards, invites and favorites! Very much appreciated!
Meet two of the very latest recruits to Greater Manchester Police. They are part of litter of German Shepherd pups born just a few weeks ago at the Force’s dog training centre.
The litter of six were born on 15 November to mum Dizzy and father Zane.
They will soon begin the training programme that will – if successful - see them become the next generation of general purpose working police dogs in our area.
The pups are currently settling in to their new home and slowly becoming more independent and like all pups, they just love to play.
To find out more about Greater Manchester Police please visit www.gmp.police.uk
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