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·Lazy morning
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ErichPryde
·An Arizona Bark scorpion (C. sculpturatus) in my driveway in Tucson- November 2011. Taken with the assistance of a black light. I miss some things about Tucson, not sure the scorpions are one.
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fiberguy
·An older pic that holds a great memory for me. Taken at the bottom of the Ngorongoro crater in Tanzania, this elephant became quite enraged at my taking photo's of him. The pic captures the last few moment before the elephant charged and chased our Land Cruiser. Turns out elephants can run pretty darn fast.
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sxl2004
·An older pic that holds a great memory for me. Taken at the bottom of the Ngorongoro crater in Tanzania, this elephant became quite enraged at my taking photo's of him. The pic captures the last few moment before the elephant charged and chased our Land Cruiser. Turns out elephants can run pretty darn fast.
Always ask for a model release first
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Waltesefalcon
·I was at the Wichita Mountains the other day and spotted this great blue heron. Unfortunately, I only had my cell phone on me so the 10x and 5x photos are not as sharp as they could have been.
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaAncient willow tree ..... still impervious to cold and floods. 150 years + old.
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That tree looks like it could whip crap out of you.
Scary how the top looks like a face, I think it's possessed.
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hen
·Black River Jamaica.
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Omegafanman
·Found this little chap collapsed outside the back door today…..woke up too early from overwintering as we have a mild week in the UK?
I brought it in and it did manage a wing flutter / I offered it a bit of food… not sure of the protocol. Anyway got it back on its feed and now deposited in a cold room so hopefully it can snooze again and wake up when summer is really approaching….
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I brought it in and it did manage a wing flutter / I offered it a bit of food… not sure of the protocol. Anyway got it back on its feed and now deposited in a cold room so hopefully it can snooze again and wake up when summer is really approaching….
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ErichPryde
·Found this little chap collapsed outside the back door today…..woke up too early from overwintering as we have a mild week in the UK?
I brought it in and it did manage a wing flutter / I offered it a bit of food… not sure of the protocol. Anyway got it back on its feed and now deposited in a cold room so hopefully it can snooze again and wake up when summer is really approaching….
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Appears to be a Polygonia sp... a Comma. Based upon the dark color, that's a winter morph, and as you posited, it overwintered and likely woke up. Polygonia that overwinter want to go about their business in the spring; the ones that don't overwinter do their business in the summer.
Beautiful pictures and thank you for sharing!
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UncleBuck
··understands the decision making hierarchyOn vacation at my favorite spot, snorkeling in 40’ and 3 dolphins swim right up to me, check me out, circle me once and swim away.
I scream to my bride and when I look back down, 4 more swim right by.
Lifetime experience and worst photo you will ever see.
I scream to my bride and when I look back down, 4 more swim right by.
Lifetime experience and worst photo you will ever see.
