F/6.3, 1/500, ISO 220. Hooded Merganser ( Female ) When is a door sweet and tasty? When it’s jammed! Interesting Fact: Unlike dabbling ducks, Hooded Mergansers swim low in the water. Their legs are far back on their bodies, which helps in diving but makes them awkward on land. They take flight by running across […] …
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via Young Pika — Wilder Alaska
Here’s another 2019 highlight that could have easily made my Top 10 list, which I posted a few days ago. During an early September camping trip with three college friends in the Finger Lakes region of N.Y., we were treated to a sighting of an osprey eating a catfish. Wayne noticed the spectacle first and […] …
https://videopress.com/embed/eFN1wwDE?hd=0&autoPlay=0&permalink=0&loop=0 Meet the Model – Kenny the Kingfisher by Graham Stewart Say hello to the Kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) Most people are only ever likely to catch a flash of electric blue as the Kingfisher skims over the water, once perched, despite its vibrant colour (blue/green back and bright orange belly) it can be hard to …
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Animal Photographs via Animal Photographs — The Cuteness is Real
looking into the setting sun farewell to the past via On The Last Day Of The Year — leaf and twig
Howdy and a very happy new year to ya’ll! via Howdy! — nature has no boss
A Red Fox on the prowl on a chilly January morning. via On the prowl — nature has no boss
via Sheep Rut — Wilder Alaska
via Creek Otter — Wilder Alaska
The Northern Herper 
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