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A suphur crested cookatoo devouring a pine cone high up a pine tree. Taken at the Adelaide Botanical Gardens.
The sulphur-crested cockatoo is a relatively large white cockatoo found in wooded habitats in Australia, New Guinea, and some of the islands of Indonesia.
They can be locally very numerous, leading to them sometimes being considered pests.
Wikipedia
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This catfish likes milkweed seeds, methinks.
Looking Close On Friday: "Lips" theme
I did some quick research, and discovered that not all fish have lips. But fish that feed frequently off the bottom, such as catfish, not only have lips, but their lips contain tastebuds that help them identify what's good to eat when they're rummaging around down there, says a site called DeseretNews. The lips also help to channel food into the mouth.
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This shot was the highlight of my recent trip to Florida. I have been to Florida dozens of times and seen hundreds of alligators but had never before seen one catching and eating prey. We were lucky enough to spot this one at Lake Apopka and managed to spend about 10 minutes watching it slowly devour a huge armoured catfish. It was a pretty big alligator - I estimated it to be between 10 and 12 feet long and the catfish must have been a good couple of feet. Alligators apparently only eat once every one or two weeks and have been known to go up to two years without eating. An experience and a shot I won't forget in a hurry!
An Eastern phoebe bringing home something to eat for the kids.
Wildwood Lake, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Sunday, May 14, 2017 9:15 AM
1/200 sec. f/8 483mm ISO125
A female red wing black bird caught a tasty looking yum-yum winged insect - doesn't appear she wants to share!
This bull moose just woke up for a leisurely brunch of yew needles (check his mouth!). Moose (Algonquin for “eater of twigs”) forage across a 5+ mile (13km) territory, & this guy has added these shrubs to his regular route. He just steps over 5 foot fences effortlessly.
Washington State's moose belong to a subspecies called "Shiras” - which are technically smaller than their more northern-dwelling relatives & predominantly live on the eastern side of the State.
But this was still a big boy! I'd guess he weighed in around 1,000 pounds (450kg) and was over 6 feet (1.8m) tall at the shoulder.
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Why does food taste its best late at night?
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A little diversion from Belize and Brazil as these cuties are starting to return and I am anxious to see them. I hope they can find enough food because we still have so much snow. Where is Spring??? Female Mountain Bluebird with food for her babies.
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Little Lorikeet (Glossopsitta pusilla)
On the way to view the train I paused on the other side of the school to see if the Little Lorikeets were back yet, they areI was 'late on the road' today so will be back after we pick the kids up from school to catch up.
I'd really like to know where these bees hive is, yummy honey. I recently bought 'wild' honey from a beekeeper, really delicious.
An older shot, it's been raining here all weekend and very dark and gloomy, so no photography for me :-(