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A directly photographed scene. A wild green iguana photographed as he walked on a sea wall in southwestern Florida.
With Christmas approaching and demands for turkey dinner increasing wild turkeys are heading up into trees
Lower Zambezi Nationalpark, Zambia
This Wild Dog had wounds and scars on his back.
Looks like he might have been attacked by lion or hyena, most likely by lion.
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These roses are a climbing variety, and they utilize other trees and shrubs for their support. A few of these roses are in single bushes, but most are seen cascading down from the branches of other vegetation...
Encounter with a wild brown bear on the side of the Transfăgărășan road in the Carpathian Mountains of Romania.
There was no fence between us and I did not have time to change to a more appropriate lens.
Lucky for me, the bear wasn't hungry!
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A wild sunflower in Plainville, Massachusetts.
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I awoke from my van in the company of sheep, their herders, dogs and horse, and, to my delight, lots of wild horses. Wild horses are feral, but to me, truly wild. They live on their own, have a distinct social order and a wildness about them that is quite attractive. Stallions gather mares and fight for dominance to keep their "family" together. Within a herd the alpha must maintain his position. As a result, stallion interactions such as the one pictured here are not uncommon. When different groups come together or when bachelors in a herd are establishing their rank there is going to be some action. To see a stallion gallop out to challenge a rival, or one chasing another and to see the ground they can cover hair flying,
dust rising and aggression imminent, is a thrill.
… and hover fly.
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This was taken in the afternoon believe it or not, I thought I was done for wild garlic this year although it is not centre stage here.
I was out scouting an area for the future, the retreating rain started to form a misty atmosphere in the forest. It was incredibly vibrant!
I have now been to two county parks where wild turkey have come down from the mountains and inveigled themselves with the more domesticated ducks and geese. Interesting...