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These wild turkeys were right at the fence in my backyard -- not often that wild tukeys wander into the city limits
Decided to stop and snap a few of the horses ..and this guy was very content on having his photo taken..I am happy with this shot.
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I was surprised to find both of the Wild Boar at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo had given both to 13 piglets in the last week. The oldest four were a week old whilst the younger nine were only a few days old. I stuggled to get any good photos of them due to the dual fences and electric fence. I was having to try to line up the piglets in the squares in second fence so to not get the wire in the shot. The fences are around 2m apart so it does not help.
They were happily running around until they ran into the electric fence and squealed loudly.
I've seen a whole lot of wild flower images here on flickr & to my luck, I've managed to to capture a decent one myself. So here you go peeps, hope you like this one. Have a great weekend everyone.
on a sidewalk in Lihu'e, Kauai today - just so happened a black vehicle drove by so I made the most of it...
Taken with D40x using Sigma 70-300 apo macro lens
Processed In Photoshop CS4, not sure if i have overdone it :)
A sunrise shot of the Wild Horses. I was in the field before the sun came up just to catch the "right" moment.
The Wild Flowers of Namaqualand.
Garies, Namaqualand, Northern Cape, South Africa, August 2007.
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The resident wild turkey flock, it used to be around 40 members a few years ago.I don't know the size of the group now. Some people feed them in winter, there is a farm close to this area and they go up into the mountains in summer.
It's a good thing I was already laying on the ground (the clover was soft, I couldn't resist) or I never would have seen these tiny tiny little wild strawberry plants. At least, that's what I think they are. The plants were almost invisible and these fruits were about the size of my fingernail (which is pretty small). Thankfully, I got the focus pretty good on the first try.