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Antelope Island is an island in the Great Salt Lake which is located in the state of Utah. It is bordered by salt water. It is accessed via a causeway that connects it to the eastern shore of the Great Salt Lake in Davis County. It is an amazing place for wildlife and from a view like this there is a lot of wild country to look over.
Community Farmers' Market
On a Saturday morning you can buy all sorts of produce fresh from the farm.
The stalls are scattered under the trees and almost resembles a flea market.
It is in a wooded area and some of the old trees have been sawn off at chair height.
After getting yourself some breakfast you find yourself a nice "chair" where you can sit down and enjoy it.
Very laid back and amiable atmosphere.
Sedgefield
South Africa
Portneuf (Québec) - En photo animalière, il faut parfois prendre des risques, au péril de sa vie, pour réussir un cliché. Après avoir ouï les rugissements féroces (genre miaou) de ce qui me semblait être une meute de bêtes sauvages cachée dans sa tanière, dans l’enrochement en bordure du fleuve, je décidai de m’approcher doucement, en rampant, mon lourd attirail à la main. C'est alors que j'aperçus ces deux individus qui, eux aussi, avaient décelé ma présence. Il fallait donc faire vite. Clic. Puis, l’un d’eux entreprit de s’approcher lentement, de son pas félin, m’adressant un regard à glacer le sang (si si). N'écoutant que mon courage, je décidai de rester et j’appuyai frénétiquement sur le déclencheur. L’animal poussa alors un autre rugissement (remiaou). Cette fois, c’en était trop. Je me levai et je pris mes jambes à mon cou. Ouf.
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Sometimes, a wildlife photographer has to take risks, even put his life in danger, to get the shot. After hearing what seemed to be wild, ferocious cats roaring (actually, it was more like meow), I grabbed my gear, got down on the ground and started crawling towards the den, in the rocks along the river. Then I saw these two beasts and realized they had also detected my presence. Click. One of them started to move slowly in my direction, giving me a scary, killer look. Courageously, I decided to stay and take more pictures. But then it roared (meow). That was too much. I got up and ran as fast as I could in the other direction, hoping I had a shot I could post on Flickr.
The NO.1 wild swimming place in Italy (it is near Cignas, Aosta). You will find amazing cold waters and warm rocks on a summer day. It has a huge BBQ area. And during the week it is pretty quiet. 45.35.51.4 N 7.45.24.8 E. `(Via Clapey ) Follow me on / Volg me ook op: Werkaandemuur Flickr Facebook My Website Twitter Instagram
Bannerghatta National Park
Bangalore, India
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Date Shot: 02-01-2014
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I spotted this wild oats plant growing in a field of young barley still wet with early morning dew - taken at Cambooya - Queensland - Australia
Allium ursinum, known as wild garlic, ramsons, buckrams, broad-leaved garlic, wood garlic, bear leek or bear's garlic, is a bulbous perennial flowering plant in the lily family . It is a wild relative of onion, native to Europe and Asia, where it grows in moist woodland. Quoted from Wikipedia.
I meravigliosi cavalli bradi della Camargue nell'Isola della Cona,
Beautiful Camargue Wild Horses in Isola della Cona Natural Reserve.
Nikon D300 + Nikkor 300 AF-ED f/4
Gorizia - Friuli Venezia Giulia - Italy
These photos were taken on May 10th which was the last day of my adventure with four friends to Point Pelee.
On this day we arose early in hopes of seeing an elusive Woodcock. We heard one but could not see it.
We couldn't help but stop for Wild Turkeys once again. We do have them in Alberta but I have never seen one in my travels.
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We really hoped to see Wild Dogs on this break and we weren't disappointed. BUT they are just so fast and point-blank refused to pose, so there was a lot of deleting!
Looking for Spring again. Trees are starting to bud. I am afraid the cold weather will get them. This was taken almost 11 years ago at my friends house in Rock Hill SC The next owners of the property had no interest in keeping up the yard plants. Many plants died.
Wild burros were hanging around Rock House Recreation Area that has a visitor center, parking, and boat launch facilities.
This Bureau of Land Management (BLM) site is 13 miles east of Parker, Arizona on Parker Dam Road... along the Lower Colorado River in the Parker Strip Recreation Area (on the California side of the river).
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The Cubbington Pear Tree is a wild pear tree located near to Cubbington South Wood in Warwickshire, England. Around 250 years old, it is the second largest wild pear tree in the country and a noted local landmark. In 2015 the tree was voted England's Tree of the Year. It is due to be felled as part of the High Speed 2 railway development. HS2 Boundary fences are in situ and rumour has it that as soon as the bird nesting season for 2019 is over the tree will be felled together with adjacent hedgerows.