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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).
It's been 48 hours of weather chaos
with torrential rain,
fierce winds snapping trees in half
and squashing cars
wild surf conditions crippling boats
and yatchs, plus
lengthy power cuts
right across the Northern Beaches
Text courtesy of the Manly Daily
One of group of about 6 wild turkeys that were foraging along the side of the road in RMNP.
All comments are appreciated. TIA.
I never saw a wild thing sorry for itself.
A small bird will drop frozen dead from a bough
without ever having felt sorry for itself.
~David Herbert Lawrence~
One of group of about 6 wild turkeys that were foraging along the side of the road in RMNP.
All comments are appreciated. TIA.
They were down the hill looking for food today. At the wild goat park, Galloway forest park, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland.
A great opportunity to get close to the goats that have been roaming this area since the 1970s. Around 50 live in the Park while several hundred more live in the surrounding hills.
These hairy, long-horned beasts are British Primitive Goats. Goats like these were kept by our ancestors, who valued them for their milk, meat and skins.
Had a great encounter with a group of young wild boar. this one came within 15ft to work out what I was
One of group of about 6 wild turkeys that were foraging along the side of the road in RMNP.
All comments are appreciated. TIA.
Taken in my garden in Northwest Leicestershire, which is getting better by the day, lots of insects and bees around and the occasional butterfly passing through.
Not long to wait before the butterflies will be back in good numbers, can't wait!
My son was driving the boat for this shot. We were fishing and spotted this photo op. There were probably about 50 ducks in this flock. This was the best of the pictures. Cropped and contrast added only. (Wild)
Probably Carolina Rose but not sure. There used to be many more of these in the Holland Sand Prairie but the dreaded rose chafer beetles have made them pretty uncommon. It was nice to find some untouched. Hope they survive!
Allium ursinum – known as ramsons, buckrams, wild garlic, broad-leaved garlic, wood garlic, bear leek, or bear's garlic – is a wild relative of chives native to Europe and Asia.
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Nikon D3200 _70-200mm f/4_
So I spent an hour the other day in the blazing sun right by a patch of milk weed and worked on some no domesticated butterfly shots. This is my first "good" monarch image. They don't maintain these at the conservatory.
This picture tested my contortionist skills to their max...
The dog captured here was the most inquisitive of the pack, an ideal 'target' for some portrait shots.
Open safari vehicles have one disadvantage for close-up shots, though: you're up too high to get that 'look me in the eyes' perspective.
The dog stayed around long enough to try a different camera position: I managed to squeeze myself almost flat on the floor, shooting from the vehicle's door aperture to get exactly the angle I was hoping for!