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Spotting wild horses at the Oostvaardersplassen in the Netherlands. This is the largest flock of wild Konik horses in Europe.
This Foxy session was a eventful week, in-between a scary and frustrating week.. From a little visit to hospital to awaiting a breakdown recovery from the road side. this evening session was enjoyable to finally watch this years cub be confident enough to pose without charging about.
This was taken near the Heard Nature Center in Fairview, Texas, just south of McKinney. We had no idea this place existed, just stumbling on it, but they actually have dinosaur bones there. We'll go back and give a proper visit someday, as my wife's broken foot prevented us from exploring the place.
This was a wild sunflower growing there, one of my favorite flowers.
En la zona cercana a Puerto Valdivia encontre dos veces esta planta florecida. En la primera (fotos de abajo) el bosque era muy oscuro y las fotos no quedaron muy nitidas. El bosque aquà es un remanente del bosque original que se conservó para proteger una quebrada. La segunda que encontré estaba a pleno sol al borde del camino; su color era un poco mas anaranjado (primeras dos fotos). El fruto, llamado granadilla macho por los campesinos, no estaba bien madura y era bastante acida.
In the Puerto Valdivia (Colombia) area I found to wild plants of this passion flower that had flowers. The first one (photos below) was in a small forest that is a remnant of the original jungle; it was left to protect a creek. The conditions were very dark to get sharp photos The other was was at the side of a trail, at full sun (first two photos). The color of the second flower is somewhat orenge instead of the red color of the first one. The fruit was not fully ripe; it is quite sour, but edible.
Wild fennel grows everywhere in this section of Fort Ord. It's very aromatic, which was lucky for us, because we held bunches of it up to our noses to ward off the absolutely nauseating smell of the dogs, who managed, within seconds of our arrival, to roll in something that smelled like the bowels of hell.
Maybe the most unusual campsite we've ever had - also a serious contender for second best. This is right on the edge of the Rio Grande Gorge.
We drove around and looked at all of the sites right on the gorge. Very few had any place at all to put a tent, if there was a spot, it was usually in what looked like it would become drainage in a storm. All of the sites had concrete pads and metal roofs and of the sites that were in use, most had set up their tents under the roofs. We were thinking that they might know something we didn't so, as the saying goes, when in Rome...
It felt weird, like setting the tent up inside a house. But when the hail started on the second night, it sounded like the whole Blue Man Group was up there on the metal roof banging away. We were glad to be "inside".
Canon EOS 500D
Tamron AF 18-270mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC
(es) Guepardo bostezando en la reserva de Inverdoorn.
(en) Cheetah yawning at Inverdoorn.
Isn't it cute? I hope we do an October function here (actually in their downstairs lounge/ wine vault/ dining room).
3rd Avenue and 40th Street.
This is a painting in acrylic on canvas of a wild rabbit
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Ceiling on the 2nd floor at Government House Edmonton.
Alphabetical Order: O is for Ornate and actually the letter "O" is there a few times too!
next to my cottage. Yes, I made it to Kosrae and enjoy the warm weather (although it did heavily rain today) ;-)
When photographing wild mustangs, you always hope that they'll suddenly rear up dramatically, hooves churning the air and nostrils flaring. In reality, they tend to just have staring contests with boulders.
Here is my inchie for Wild. The first thing i thought of was the Muppet Animal! I love him he is so wild and crazy! I used 5 colors of beads but one of them blends in with the back, oh well. Hope ya like him
The Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) is native to North America and is the heaviest member of the Galliformes. It is one of two species of turkey, the other being the Ocellated Turkey, found in Central and South America. Adult Wild Turkeys have a small, featherless, bluish head; a red throat in males; long reddish-orange to greyish-blue legs; and a dark-brown to black body. The head has fleshy growths called caruncles; in excited turkeys, a fleshy flap on the bill expands, becoming engorged with blood. Males have red wattles on the throat and neck. Each foot has four toes, and males have rear spurs on their lower legs.
For Our Daily Challenge "wild goose chase". I had no idea what to shoot, apart from wild magpie geese! (Which I chased around for a while to get a close enough shot of them).
These guys bombard the top end during the wet season, grazing on local grassy areas. In the dry season, they congregate mainly around billabongs and wetlands, but as we are now in wet season, and everything is wet and green, they can be seen all through the suburbs of Darwin.