Wild-life photos - Page 46

[Betta'sAnonymous]

I just found these little rascals in my trash can so we had to dump the trash can out they scared me so much because I was putting my dogs poop in the trash

The always entertaining TRASH PANDA!!

 

[Betta'sAnonymous]

This was sitting on my radio at work. I dubbed him the "redneck moth" due to its penchant for wearing real-tree camo like it is hot fashion all year long.

 

[Pescado_Verde]

A few pictures from the zoo. Otter, buzzard and bear.

 

[Patriotthebetta]

This was sitting on my radio at work. I dubbed him the "redneck moth" due to its penchant for wearing real-tree camo like it is hot fashion all year long.

hahaha

 

[Betta'sAnonymous]

A few pictures from the zoo. Otter, buzzard and bear.

Otters are fun!

 

[jake37]

We have beavers in the lake near our home; but i can't find it so you will have to settle for this which is at the same lake (not a bad image for a phone)

 

[jake37]

Here is a different type of wild life kept across the street from where i used to live. The name of the boat is Elysian (look it up). Actually it was only there for a couple of weeks:
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There was a another larger yact that showed up one day (can't find that one). It was owned by some guy in Mexico. The story is he likes to eat at this mexican restaurant near here (about 400 yards away). This place is a hole in the wall with cheap food (but very good). So this multi-rich guy who owns one of the largest yact (I think #3) in the world sails up to new york and then stops over here to eat $5 Mexican food.

 

[Betta'sAnonymous]

Here is a different type of wild life kept across the street from where i used to live. The name of the boat is Elysian (look it up). Actually it was only there for a couple of weeks:

Swanky

 

[jake37]

Ok here are a couple of pictures of a beaver. They are not very good because I'm using a phone and if i get too close it has a very large cage to skittle off (i guess technically it has the entire usa but even within this lake it is fairly large area). Yes i asked him to turn around but he gave me the tail. I had a better image somewhere but now i can't find it. Maybe one morning i'll walk back down to the park and see if he will pose:

 

[DoubleDutch]

African Geese searching for the pot of gold.

 

[DoubleDutch]

Some more Dutch birdlife

 

[Pescado_Verde]

What are the ones in the last photo, the flying birds? Some sort of buzzard?

 

[DoubleDutch]

What are the ones in the last photo, the flying birds? Some sort of buzzard?

Geese

 

[Betta'sAnonymous]

One of the 2-4 flocks of Canadian Geese that fly directly above me most mornings. There is a pond about 75-100 ft south of me they frequent.

 

[DoubleDutch]

Curlews. Never saw so many in my entire life.

 

[Betta'sAnonymous]

Curlews. Never saw so many in my entire life.

Is that a migratory bird? But even if so, probably a bit too early for that, yet

 

[DoubleDutch]

Is that a migratory bird? But even if so, probably a bit too early for that, yet

Yes they are. Live and breed in Northern Europa and migrate to Africa. I was pretty amazed seeing so many allready here.
Must be a new iceage being on its way.

 

[Betta'sAnonymous]

Yes they are. Live and breed in Northern Europa and migrate to Africa. I was pretty amazed seeing so many allready here.
Must be a new iceage being on its way.

Maybe. I don't usually see the migrations headed south. Just kind of notice the birds are gone. But in the spring....i see thousands upon thousands of geese migrating north.

 

[DoubleDutch]

Maybe. I don't usually see the migrations headed south. Just kind of notice the birds are gone. But in the spring....i see thousands upon thousands of geese migrating north.

Geese stay here nowadays

 

[Betta'sAnonymous]

Geese stay here nowadays

We have Canadian Geese year-round, just not always in numbers. Sone have just kinda made us there perma-home

 

[Algonquin]

Lots of interesting wildlife on the flowers right now

A Fraternal Potter Wasp

A Mustard White Butterfly

And a Long-Horned Bee.

 

[DoubleDutch]

Dutch birdlife
Grey Heron, Swallows, Spoonbill,Pollards, African goose.

 

[DoubleDutch]

"Epic" pics of a Spoonbill and Buzzards in the clouds

 

[Betta'sAnonymous]

Almost hit a deer this morning. Close as want to get to wildlife today.

 

[DoubleDutch]

Almost hit a deer this morning. Close as want to get to wildlife today.

Only pics of living animals here please hahahaha.

 

[Betta'sAnonymous]

Only pics of living animals here please hahahaha.

If i wasn't on a highway and it wasn't zero dark 30 would have made a nice picture. Was just grazing and looked up at me, about 5 feet or so from my truck.

 

[Algonquin]

The deer is probably not too impressed with you today either hilarious

 

[Algonquin]

I watched this little guy stuff 18 peanuts into his cheeks yesterday!

 

[Algonquin]

2 young cardinals (male). We've had the pleasure this year of watching the parents feed their young seeds from our feeders. The babies start off grey, and the males develop their red colour as they grow. These 2 were getting the leftover peanuts that the chipmunk couldn't fit into his cheeks

 

[Betta'sAnonymous]

Made a friend at work today?

 

[DoubleDutch]

Made a friend at work today?

Don't the females eat the males after mating? And you call that a friend ? hahahha

 

[jake37]

Did you shake hands ?

Made a friend at work today?

 

[Betta'sAnonymous]

Did you shake hands ?

No, didn't seem to trust me much, watched me like a hawk.

Don't the females eat the males after mating? And you call that a friend ? hahahha

What can i say...i roll with a rough crowd! Lol

 

[kanzekatores]

From my trip out west last summer:

 

[jake37]

Our foxes are prettier and not nearly as bold (is that a fox?); i mean the ones i've spotted in my area have been really well groomed and very red - but they are hard to spot cause they don't like me.

 

[Betta'sAnonymous]

From my trip out west last summer:

I had one of those foxes in my yard the other morning! Wish they showed up when i could take a decent picture

 

[kanzekatores]

Yeah it’s a fox, in the Grand Teton mountains near Yellowstone. We saw it in the campground and pulled out the canon camera. The result is this really clear and beautiful picture of it; I know it would be pretty hard to mimic it when you spot one and pull out the iPhone.

 

[Betta'sAnonymous]

Yeah it’s a fox, in the Grand Teton mountains near Yellowstone. We saw it in the campground and pulled out the canon camera. The result is this really clear and beautiful picture of it; I know it would be pretty hard to mimic it when you spot one and pull out the iPhone.

We have foxes like CRAZY in town. First one i seen in my yard but have seen several nearby. Heck, one night i almost turned one into roadkill cuz i was watching one fox cross from my side of the road and almost didn't see the other fox coming from the opposite side! Also have bison a couple miles away, but they are fenced in

 

[jake37]

Our foxes are south-eastern foxes i see them in residential neighborhood (people are told not to let their cats wander). But they are very shy and rarely just walk down a road - mostly they hug the bushes and keep mostly concealed. They are also a bit smaller (not as tall). Of course some of that might be age and sex.

We have foxes like CRAZY in town. First one i seen in my yard but have seen several nearby. Heck, one night i almost turned one into roadkill cuz i was watching one fox cross from my side of the road and almost didn't see the other fox coming from the opposite side! Also have bison a couple miles away, but they are fenced in

 

[Betta'sAnonymous]

Our foxes are south-eastern foxes i see them in residential neighborhood (people are told not to let their cats wander). But they are very shy and rarely just walk down a road - mostly they hug the bushes and keep mostly concealed. They are also a bit smaller (not as tall). Of course some of that might be age and sex.

We dont see them much in daylight. The ones around here have pretty much free range at night though. The one that was in my yard acted less skittish than stray cats. It saw me standing about 20 feet away and just kept its leisurely trot.

 

[Pescado_Verde]

Made a friend at work today?

They're territorial. If they like a spot they'll stay there from spring until fall.

Found this moth on my front window screen this morning. Not sure if it's an intentional attempt at camouflage or just a natural pattern but the lines on his body and the dark spots on the bottom edges of the wings sure seem to coincide with the screen.

 

[86 ssinit]

Out driving tonight and saw these. Not the best shots.

 

[Algonquin]

Had the pleasure of going for a paddle last night at a waterfowl sanctuary - we counted over 70 Trumpeter Swans.

This big guy had a tag - we were calling him Agent X56, figured he was planted there as a spy

A gorgeous place. We saw various types of herons, ducks and geese. Even a pair of beavers! (but no photos of those guys).

 

[Pescado_Verde]

Algonquin those are some great shots there. Never hurts to have great material to work with!

Here's a few from another trip to the zoo. Finally ventured into the aquarium so FISH! (don't let the otter see them, no doubt they'd just make him hungry)

 

[Algonquin]

A couple of visitors sharing breakfast on my porch this morning

 

[Pescado_Verde]

My money is on the little guy. Mean streak.

 

[Algonquin]

My money is on the little guy. Mean streak.

Actually, the bunny is a bit afraid of the chipmunk... all those quick, jumpy movements make the bunny very nervous. Nice to see them getting along today!

 

[jake37]

Reminds me of watership down.

 

[DoubleDutch]

Swallows and a Kestrel

 

[Algonquin]

DoubleDutch what kind of birds are those? The little ones remind me of Juncos, but they're not. That big guy is beautiful and very scary!
Oh geez, just saw the names at the top too busy looking at the pictures to see it!