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Two lions (Panthera leo, part of a small pride who are calling the area by Tanguila Mara their home. Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya. Conservation Status: Vulnerable
it's funny, I used to get excited to find spotted towhees. Now that I've learned their calls and habitats, I see them all the time. The thing that makes the shot special is getting them when they're not buried in undergrowth or bushes. This shot was at Commonwealth Lake.
This pretty Male Eastern Bluebird posed for me in the light of the sunrise at Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge in Galloway, NJ.
A male common, or ring-necked pheasant (Phasianus colchicus, Phasianidae) sits on a tree stump in pleasant lighting.
The ring-necked pheasant is a Eurasian bird that was introduced as a game bird in North America where it is widespread in the U.S. and parts of southern Canada. Although the bird reproduces in the wild, released captive bred birds are required to maintain adequate populations especially for hunting. I viewed this bird a few days after a release. I'd assume that the bird was part of the release given its lack of concern for my presence.
White River Marsh State Wildlife Area
Green Lake County, Wisconsin
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Ontdekte dat het oude nest was verdwenen,
maar bij toeval toen ik de pinksterbloem aan het fotograferen was dat de zwaan een nieuw plek en nest heeft tussen het riet,
Ik ga het aankomend weekend zeker kijken of er al van die lieve kleine zwaantjes zwemmen :-)
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Ontdekte dat het oude nest was verdwenen,
maar bij toeval toen ik de pinksterbloem aan het fotograferen was dat de zwaan een nieuw plek en nest heeft tussen het riet,
Ik ga het aankomend weekend zeker kijken of er al van die lieve kleine zwaantjes zwemmen :-)
We were thrilled to get close enough to capture a close up of this little beauty. The color and feather detail of the swallow-tailed bee eater is lovely and difficult to appreciate from a distance. This one certainly was posing for us.
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The paparazzi oohed and awed, while their shutters hammered away, grabbing every angle of this male Hooded warbler.
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Taken on my trip. Glad to be back home and back into Flickr.
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/Sparrow, relaxing in the sun.
seen in my garden - Enjoy! :-)))
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NIKKOR Z 800mm f/6.3 VR S Z TC-1.4x
The beautiful red eyed frog is always on the photographers want list. On our recent trip to the OSA Peninsula we had the opportunity to see him again and take a few more images. We also got to see a baby red eyed frog which I will post at a later date. Our experience In the Osa Peninsula was outstanding and certainly a photographers dream.
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The way she is sitting reminds me of a gargoyle. Just returned from a trip to the NE to visit family so I'm having a tired Bear With Me Monday! Wait, is it Monday?
You can never see enough of these beautiful little red eye frogs and needless to say I had a hard time keeping my fingers of the shutter button.
They are different in the Osa Peninsula from the ones found in other parts of Costa Rica as they do not have orange feet. they are green.
The red eye frogs do not have webbed feet as do some frogs but little round suction like toes that help them travel better in the plants and trees. they are amazing little creatures and a joy to see and photograph !
Wishing you all a wonderful and blessed day !!!
Gerriw wanted to sit on the edge of the planter where Barry was playing. He did not feel like getting dirty though. That was okay by me.
Happy Teddy Bear Tuesday
My internet was out last night. That was annoying.
My Blues song "Love Is Blind" if anyone missed it.
This Mourning dove is sitting on a bird feeder I made totally from used material, the roof is made from shutter slots that I kept from the first renovation, I love using copper, as you see here it has developed green patina, it takes 20 years for the copper to turn green,
Doves gather around the pond most of the day during the winter,
Spring and Summer nesting on the trees around the garden.