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It just goes to show how exposure and lighting can make a huge difference. This was taken a few seconds after the shot of the same seed head I posted a couple of weeks ago. The difference is all in camera...
Rest Stop a small flock of crows came over and this one decided to stop and rest for a few minutes, shot in North Carolina.
Seems like a good place to hang out but in Newfoundland wind it didn't stay here long and I ended up chasing that red leaf until I lost it.
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after sunset we found 3 lionesses that had been feasting on a blue wildebeest they had killed earlier that day .
They were resting near a waterhole and this large lioness was lying down on a mound
Madikwe Game Reserve, South Africa
IUCN RED LIST STATUS: Vulnerable
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Caper White (Belenois java)
One from this day last year. I have only seen two this season and both of those were flying past very quickly
Being cooped up has given us cabin fever. We decided to go out and do some birding, using our vehicle as a hide, thus we were able to social distance. We spotted many hawks along our way but we were quite taken by this beautiful Hawk that landed in a tree.
And suddenly, without a warning, she stopped walking and sat down in the green green grass, between the flowers, extending her small hand towards him, her face ornated with that bright smile his company always gave her.
Looking up while slightly squinting her eyes, because of the sun warming this bright spring afternoon, or maybe because of how much light was overflowing from him, she grabbed the hand he had just reached out to her.
Her lips parted delicately and she spoke with the softest voice, rounding every word with that tenderness that they always shared with one another :
" - Kneel down Love,
rest that heavy head on my lap,
close those tired eyes of yours,
fall asleep on me for a bit Lover,
come and let's enjoy this moment together,
for I want time to stop exactly right now.
Let me run my fingers in your hair,
and hum you the sweetest melody you inspire me,
cause Treasure, we were made for this "
Jamc ♥
♫ We were made for this - Chptrs
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All the poses used in my pictures are made from scratch by me
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A ruby throated hummingbird takes a break from feeding and rests on a branch of a crocosmia plant. This was taken in my yard :-)>
The beautiful landscape of the Atacama desert, with two donkeys taking a rest. The two volcanos are Licancabur (5920m, considered as being a holy mountain) and Juriques (5705m) (Atacama desert, Chile)
Fresh Eastern Tiger Swallowtail butterfly on momentary shutdown.
Common from late spring through early fall.
It's nice when the butterflies rest in a location where you can actually see them. This lovely Polydamas picked a nice sunny spot to hang out for a few minutes. When I noticed him, I was able to go in the house, grab the camera and return for a couple of shots before he flew back into action.
Have a wonderful day and happy snapping.
A male monarch butterfly resting on a thick-spike gayfeather flower. I was happy to capture the rolled up proboscis. I've seen monarchs occasionally since the spring, typically one at a time, but few of them have been willing to pose like this. It will be interesting to see what the fall migration brings.
As we see the sun first peeking over the mountains in the background, these cows were waking after a restful night.
I was walking one of the trails in Anchorage when I came upon this young bull moose who was laying down in the snow and chewing his cud while a light snow fell. You can see the antlers beginning to bud out above the eye. When around a moose you watch the ears for signs of stress. If they fold the ears back it means they are stressed and could then charge you. Most animal attacks in Alaska are caused by moose, so you have to be wary.
Taken 1 March 2023 in Anchorage, Alaska.