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I went round to see a friend whose dog has recently had puppies. I only got two shots I liked, but I'm going back on Thursday to take the kids to see them, so will try to get some better ones then.
This pup was tired from lots of playing, and was settling down to sleep.
Roughly half of the world’s population of grey seals are found around Britain so its great that this colony is so near to where I live on the Norfolk coast.
The beach is closed off during the pupping season but you still have brilliant views of the pups without disturbing them.
They occasionally come up onto the dunes and this one was right in the viewing area but this photo taken from a safe distant at full 400mm zoom.
Norfolk
November 30th 2018
Children who visited the museum could take part in "Pup Patrol" - they could wear dog costumes designed by Nara and wander around the museum. This room also had the "Pup Up the Dog" exhibit - a giant, soft, white king of a pup who was very sleepy.
Shot of a Ladybug ( Coccinellidae sp. ) in Pupal stage
shot based on 32 natural light exposures stacked at f5.6, exp.time 1/10sec, ISO200, ~3x magnification
canon mp-e 65mm/f2.8 1-5x macro lens | Metabones Canon EF to Sony E Smart Adapter (Mark IV) | Sony A7
Maybe I'm finally getting the hang of the D300......I find it a bit contrasty
but this shot is what I am looking for. What a sweet (ha!) pup. Or is it
"kit"? The chart of animal baby terms at school says "fox pup".
I visited Donna Nook for the first time this weekend, and loved it. Would thoroughly recommend anyone going along to see the seals, whether for photography or not.
I don't think I got anything special or unique here, but this is a set of pup photos.
All taken from the viewing area.
On my way back from the southern Oregon coast, I stopped in Bandon and came across this little guy. Just a few days old and left on the beach by his momma. She was probably out hunting or spooked by people. He was sleeping for the longest time and finally woke up, yawned and started crawling towards me and crying. I felt bad. I was lying on my belly shooting him and I think he thought I was his momma. Never did see his momma.
I wanted to give him a pet or two, but that is a big no no. It's kinda a big deal here. Not only is it against the law and violates the Marine Mammal Protection Act(MMPA), it really just stresses these little guys out. They just need to sleep like human newborns.
Thanks for looking!:)
Jeremy
Canadian International Airshow, Abbotsford, BC, Canada
Sopwith Pup replica built by Canadian Museum of Flight in Langley, B.C
I had my canon 100-400ii and I wish I would of hiked in with my Canon 500mm lens. 3 otter pups where playing on a sandbar. I watched for about 40 min before the family left.
2 orphaned Seal pups were released back to the Atlantic at Dogs Bay in Roundstone ,Connemara.
With thanks to the Irish Seal Sanctuary.
Sopwith Pup 9917 performs a flypast at the Shuttleworth Collection's 2020 drive-in Air Show.
Aircraft: 1919-built Sopwith Dove 3004/14 (G-EBKY), converted to Pup configuration in the 1930s and painted in Royal Flying Corps markings as 9917.
Location: Old Warden Aerodrome, near Biggleswade, Bedfordshire.
Donna Nook, Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve
just a few days old, with mum close at hand to provide her fat rich milk.
After birth in November the pups will quickly grow and after about a month they will be abandoned to make their own way in the world.
During of the short birthing period at Donna Nook, of about 2 months, there are approxiamately 1600 pups. Pups are born with white coats and suckle from their mother for about 2 to 3 weeks. The mother then leaves the pup. She will mate again before leaving the beach. After one week's development, the foetus stops growing for about 100 days, after which it continues to develop and is born the following November. The deserted pup sheds its white coat. After a while, hunger drives it to make its way to the sea to look for its own food. By the end of January both parents and pups will be at sea.
One cute little pup. First time I've tried to do a video with my camera, hope you like it. Using a Canon 7D and a Canon EF 100mm f2.8 USM Macro Lens.
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I have just returned from 5 weeks of photographing the endangered Ethiopian Wolves in the highlands of Ethiopia. Here’s a photo of a couple of boisterous two-month old pups playing on a frosty morning!
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this youngster was right up against the fence that keeps the viewing public back at Donna Nook. This pup was so cute and just kept posing, a real cutie.
Dec 2017
Met blindengeleidehondenpups op weg naar een gewenningstraining in het station.
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My Boxador (Boxer/Labrador mix) Joey, was a happy pup the day I took this shot. I used my X100 for this portrait.
While I was searching a mountain road for snakes, these two Taiwan tugou pups and their mother ran out of a farm gate and trailed me the whole way back to my car. All the way, they tangled my legs, chavelled at my pants, and made it very difficult for mr to leave them behind.
My last seal shot for now. I shall visit them again in the summer and hopefully get to see some new-born pups in November.
I hadn't seen them for almost 10 days.......but tonight I watched as
mom herded the two pups back to their first den (under my deck!)
This handsome pup has really grown!
Our new pal Lily is now a confident pup but her first day down the beach was a new experience, a few days later she was was offlead and introducing herself to everyone in a well mannered way. We really need our dogs to socialise and play offlead with other dogs in public areas. It makes for happier dogs and a safer world for ourselves too. The more councils try to ban and inhibit the dogs by forcing them on lead the more the dog bite incidents will rise. In trying to make us safer by discriminatory and draconian laws they are causing the very behaviour they are trying to stop. They should be targetting the bad dog owners behaviour instead of segregating dogs and educating owners and the public rather than demonising dogs.
Check out here for another pic of Lily on her first day at the beach.