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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 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
Rory, a friends dog. She is extremely polite, attentive, and for the most part obedient ....for the most part. A great chum to be around.
Last Tuesday I had the good fortune to witness and photograph the birth of an Elephant Seal Pup. From my first shot to the birth it only took about 1 1/2 minutes! As soon as the baby emerged a flock of gulls arrived to 'clean up' the afterbirth and photo bombed many of my shots, but I was still able to document the whole process. My favorite shot is of the pup (totally covered with sand) seeing mom for the first time. It is a sweet moment with both mom and pup gazing at each other with curled pink tongues.
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.
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This newborn pup was only a day or two old, and its white "lanugo" baby fur, was still stained by the afterbirth. Photographed at Donna Nook, Lincolnshire
That tongue! No clue what Tracey was saying to him, but he is clearly into it. Last shot I kept of this cutie.
Bulldog (Canis lupus familiaris)
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the face of this silver fox vixen really says " give me a break" but her pups won't do her that favor...
This shot is a tribute to the Pup who we lost unexpectedly about 9 months ago. He had gotten into something that was toxic that took him quickly.
This was one of his favourite areas to explore down here in the desert. So I think it's a fitting shot for him.
This is the first landscape shot I have taken since then. Definitely lost all urge to grab the camera.
This shot was taken down in the Palm Springs Area of California.
We do have a new pup, but he's still got some learning to do. But I'm sure he'll do just fine as time moves on
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Sorry for those who commented on the original image - I made the image public before I realized I needed to make the 4 images square!
Just having some fun with Cola and MS Photodraw! Lost some of the clarity but I'll have to work on that!
I changed the title thanks to getthebubbles!
Today I saw the first pup! It spent most of its time on the back side of the rock, but after its mom went in it started bawling and humped its way over the top. After several false starts it finally made it into the water to join its mom.
KXHR train 102 crosses the Holston River just outside of Asbury TN, on a cloudy spring day. Once they reach Asbury, the train will shove back into the industrial park.
I kept well away and a long distance between the seals and pups. As not to disturb or stress them. The advantage of having a long reach lens :-)
Robo Pup...body - camp flashlight (complete with secret "stash" compartment), legs/feet - wooden shoe-trees, head - pivoting electric fan motor housing, ears - aluminum dental impression tray & tail - I think it was a finial off of an old lamp?...woof!
I'm fairly confident that the title of this image hasn't appeared on Flickr before. Featuring an Indri mother and her pup.
The Indri is the largest of the lemurs, and can be found only in this part of Madagascar (Andasibe).
Ohau Stream
New Zealand
This is a shot I wanted to try before I got to Ohau. It's a seal pup at the base of the waterfall taken at high iso with a short exposure combined with a long exposure with a CPL for the rest of the scene. If you've been there, you know that there are many pups constantly splashing in the background and it's pretty dark in there! The polariser made the scene appear nicer overall but really limited the ability to take action shots because of the higher iso needed. Charlotte also became more interested in my tripod than the seals after a while, so we ended up just watching rather than photographing
Halichoerus grypus
Donna Nook on the Lincolnshire coast
Two pups from different mothers, (Cows only have one pup each year whilst fertile). Over a week old at this stage and quickly fattening up on mother's fat rich milk and now getting more adventurous.
Grey seal pups weigh about 14 kg at birth and have soft white fur. They remain on land where they suck from their mother for 18-21 days. A female’s milk contains up to 60% fat, so pups grow very quickly, gaining about 2 kg in weight each day. This weight gain consists mainly of a layer of blubber below their skin, which is vital insulation when they go to sea.
Pups stay on land until they have lost their white coats and trebled their body weight.
Grey seal pups are very vocal. Their cries sometimes sound like a human baby crying. This is normal behavior that helps mothers find their pups on crowded beaches . The cows do not feed while nursing pups.
This day's (24/11/2023) numbers, as reported by Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust ,
1607 pups, 1568 cows and 404 bulls
A wild Common Seal pup at Donna Nook, Lincolnshire, 2009. This chap (or chapess!) gave me a couple of shots which had I returned with nothing else would have made my day. This is my favourite, I like the definition of its whiskers against the white puppy coat.
400mm + TC - 1.4A = 550mm at f4.5 ISO set to 400 + SB800 flash.
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