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The Foxen head by Sugarcult was updated to bento for free, which was a superb little surprise, so here's a little husky pup for the occasion.
Using the Cottontail body ( by sugarcult as well ) for a change, and while I do love the shape and look of it, the clothing options for it are limited... so here's to hoping for more in the future!
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Masai Mara National Reserve
Kenya
Hyenas give birth in a communal den, however there is no communal care for the pups. Not even the fathers take a role in caring for the pups. Liter sizes in Hyenas are very small, consisting of 1-4 pups. Hyena pups are born with their eyes open and teeth!!
Hyenas live in clans. A clan, which is separated into packs, can contain up to 80 individuals!! Although Hyenas are also considered cooperative hunters, they are competitive in nature and will fight within the clan for food or dominance.
Female dominance within groups: The core of the clan is comprised of related females forming a hierarchy. In fact the instinctive desire for dominance is so strong in Hyenas that newborn pups will fight immediately after birth to gain dominance and right to food. It is estimated that 1 in 4 hyena pups die within the first month due to sibling fighting.
Hyenas are significantly more aggressive than African Wild Dogs. Hyenas have even been known to confront lions: not for food, but to fight. Hyenas are closer related to mongooses and cats
mama suricate on look out pose while her pups were exploring the area next to the den, KTP, South Africa
So I've been working (trying) with Barn Owls for the past month with some success, as per the earlier photos, but they seem spooked every time I try to use a wide angle lens. Hence the lack of images recently!
I'll persevere with the Owls, but I decided to spend the last couple of days working on different subjects. So yesterday saw me heading to the east coast in search of seals. Fortunately there is a Grey Seal colony close to where I live. My luck seemed to be in as this newly born Grey Seal pup was very inquisitive. I'd watched him from afar as he suckled with his mother. After a while he moved away and his mother went off to find a comfortable rock pool to lounge around in. As I lay watching him, initially with a 500mm lens as this shot shows, he slowly came over towards me, so close to being within touching distance.
Just got my new 100-400mm MK2 and this was my first shot with it, I love everything about it. Stopped to put gas on my car after leaving the UPS office and this dog was just sitting there waiting to be photographed
I took this photo half an hour after this seal pup was born. The grey seals come to the East Lincolnshire coast at Donna Nook to have their pups each year. As of today 165 had been born, many more seals were expecting to give birth in the next few days. It was a wonderful sight.
My daughter and I went out to Donna Nook nature reserve early this morning to see the seals. Donna Nook is the largest grey seal breading colony in England. So far this winter there have been 247 pups born. A little way to go to beat last year's 1400+ pups.
My 9 year old daughter had a whale of a time with my bridge camera (I'll post a couple of her shots later).
A young pup, rolling in the sand.
Donna Nook, Lincs. If the weather's reasonable I might head up there again this weekend.
Handheld, natural light.
This is our take on all those unoriginal pregnant lady block pictures :) I've been wanting to do this for a while and decided now is probably my last chance :D
Explore #68
in his signature pose.
At 15 years 7 months we still call him and his brother Frodo "the pups." The last of the dogs we raised from birth. Cholie has some nerve damage affecting his back legs, but otherwise he is a happy and healthy boy.
Well over 1,500 grey seal pups are born every November at Donna Nook on the Lincolnshire Coast, peaking around the 3rd week. This is one of the photos that I didn't post from last year's visit when in total 2,207 pups were born.
A trip to the Southern Ocean isn’t just about penguins—although we absolutely love them. All millions of them.
But this time, it was the seal pups that completely stole our hearts.
Clumsy, curious, dramatic, and full of attitude, they bounced, flopped, and charged around like they owned the place. One minute they were bravely posturing, the next they were tripping over their own flippers or collapsing into an exhausted nap. Big personalities packed into small, awkward bodies.
It’s pupping season again for the grey seals. This little one was looking playful on the dunes at Donna Nook last weekend
April 15, 1978 finds the CPR Chatham turn returning eastward back into London, Ontario with a mixture of pups still in candy stripes, 2 SW1200RS leading an ugly 80 RS23, ohhh only to get a chance with this train again !
One of the few highlights of 2020, this seal pup was literally posing for us. I wanted to share this kind of experience with my wife, and one of the reward to do so, was to see her face glowing at the sight of this beautiful creature. A moment that made 2020 more bearable.
Finally got a chance to take Pup over to playground this kid is such a ham for the camera :P
Is it just me or has she got kind of a Wednesday Addams thing going on with this outfit? XD
Northern elephant Seal pup adds to the racket created by many other mom's and pups. Marin County, California. Looks like they must grow into their tail...
Finally I have taken some nature photos!
Yesterday I had a day out with a friend, part of which was to see the grey seals at Donna Nook.
We were lucky with the weather and though there were far fewer seals than on previous visits there I got better views and photos.
This was one of my favourite pup photos. This was one of many that were right up against the fence that stops the seals and humans mixing and I had to lean far over to get the photo.
There were quite a variety of colours in the pups.
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I received a mixture of comments regarding the Hanging out to dry image, so I felt it necessary to explain how I did it. If you're interested, have a look at the blog post above that reveals the secret!
Strobist info: canon 580ex through softbox at 1/2 power camera right with white board camera left as a reflector, Triggered with pocket wizards
All four of North Shore's "Pups", GE steeplecabs, are at the Pettibone yard enginehouse in North Chicago, 2/12/62. They got the nickname when the first ones were delivered, being called "Big Puppies". They were larger than the 2 original steeple cabs that had been purchased by the Chicago & Milwaukee Electric predecessor. Photo by Ed DeRouin, from my collection.
the face of this silver fox vixen really says " give me a break" but her pups won't do her that favor...
Angelina Jolie graces the Regent Miniatures Mansion alongside a Pup Pug.
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