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I'm not sure what kind of birds these juveniles are, seen at the Detroit Zoo last month, but the little one here seemed mighty feisty and was picking lots of fights.
I'm heading off with my camera gear to recharge and create some new images, so this image of two deer fawns(taken in Central Ontario) will be my last image for a while.
I look forward to reconnecting upon my return.
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This is my personal favourite image from my 2019 trip to the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya.
There was a large pride enjoying a morning meal. Among the pride, this older cub decided to show its love for its younger sibling-a truly magical moment!
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Yes indeed.... It's that time of year again. My goslings have hatched and are in full form!! :-))
Absolutely too adorable!!
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Brian Piccolo Park, Fort Lauderdale, FL
A beautiful stand of trees at the top of Hyden Hill in the South Downs National Park, England
Infrared 720
Canon converted
These are a female and a male arctic fox puppy. It is the female I have in focus. Her face is lighter than that of the male. They are just over 7 weeks old.
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Almost ready to leave the den these two start venturing out on their own for short distances. Taken at as the sun was rising and hitting the background and not them yet.
Two young Great Egrets still in the nest at Resoft County Park, Alvin, Texas. Worth another visit. These will be on the wing soon.
Black-shouldered Kite (Elanus axillaris) juvenile
These were very curious about me, the third chick was also given me the 'once over'. It was higher in the tree to the right and I just couldn't get a decent shot with all three in the frame.
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They are two week old now, these cute shorties, but they didn’t see each other yet, because there eyes are just starting to open. Still its dragging them to the others ever again. When You are seperating them, they instantly start to search and call for their siblings. Only when they found one of the others and when they can feel them, they calm down. A view to kneel down.
Zwei Wochen sind die beiden süßen Kleinen jetzt alt und haben sich noch nicht gesehen, denn Ihre Augen beginnen sich gerade erst zu öffnen. Trotzdem zieht es sie immer wieder zu den anderen hin. Wenn man sie trennt, beginnen sie unverzüglich damit, ihre Geschwister zu suchen und nach ihnen zu rufen. Erst wenn sie einen der ihren gefunden haben und fühlen können, beruhigen sie sich. Ein Anblick zu niederknien.
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These siblings were so cute and caring, all the time together, feeding each other while parents were bit away guiding them to diff. trees! Such a sweet experience to watch them !
This illustrates the size difference between the males and the females. Female is on the bottom a third again larger. Also shows how close siblings are to each other.
Click couple of times to enlarge.
These two white-tailed deer fawns were being so sweet with each other. These two have another sibling and they are triplets :-). I am hoping to get all three together.
We met these sibling cubs early in the morning huddling together.
Hope you like listening to this old hit by The Hollies
" He Ain't Heavy, He's my brother"
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