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I LOVE tiny chonky birds!! My pic of western bluebirdSome pics from earlier this year
Had gotten into photography Jan of this year and stopped around March. Feeling like I'll probably get back into it soon, I prefer taking winter photos for some reason.
A few months ago a bobcat walked right in front of me crossing the street while I was walking and we were both pretty unfazed by eachother








Yeah... I am mostly against the domestication of large animals like alligators. Keeping them is a commitment most aren’t prepared for, and the animal pays the price for it.When I was eight years old, I briefly kept a baby alligator. He didn't survive very long under my care.
I remember paying $2.75 for the little guy at the local five & dime store. What was I thinking?
Can’t see the face, but it looks like a crested gecko. They are popular here. Cool animals, hopefully some of them are not for sale and just show though!A gecko (to which I forgot the species of):
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Not when they're native. Non native predators disrupt the native populations that belong there. Thankfully we have plenty of coyotes in my area to help keep them in check. We hear them yelping and howling in groups quite often.Predators are not evil.
Where are the recordings ?No pictures, but every night at work, i get greeted by the loud chorus of tree frogs.
Found this little red spider in my potato bucket, sorry about the blur that little thing moved fast!
Were the ducks there after the bunny had run them over hahahahahaSpotted in Copenhagen, the very rare robo bunny…( in my defence there is also a duck in the pics )![]()
Thanks !!! It is a Canon Eos 1100D combined with a Tamron 150 - 600 mm lens.Again, lovely photos! What camera do you use?
Nice ! I used Cornell university recording of rose-breasted gross beak and called one to my feeder! They did not stay for long, but it was super cool bird. it came back the next spring very briefly. One of my favs!One of the most beautiful summer bird visiting my backyard, the rose-breasted grosbeak and a wild turkey
It's a little different looking at this angle but it might be a snakefly. The head/thorax articulates up and down giving it a snake like appearance from the side.Anyone know what this dude is?
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