My Top Tips by Bob Brind-Surch, professional photographer and naturalist . http://www.naturesphotos.co.uk I am often asked for my top ten tips as a wildlife photographer and always mumble my way through a reply but recently when sitting on a bench with a workshop participant his question set me thinking harder. Those of you who have […] …
Økologisk Høstmarked 2019 — Beretninger fra et autentisk landbrug
Det har været en travl weekend med bryllup på gården, og selvom festlighederne alene har strakt sig over det meste af et døgn, fra de første gæster ankom, til et par efterladte tåspidser fra gommens sokker lå ensomt tilbage på ladens gulv, er der forud gået det meste af en uge med forberedelser. Om en […] …
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Katmai Brown — Wilder Alaska
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You Can’t Control Everything Your Hair Was Put On Your Head To Remind You Of That! — Through Open Lens
F/11.0, 1/500, ISO 200. Snowy Egret Did you hear about the restaurant on the moon? They’ve got great food, but no atmosphere. Interesting Fact: The Snowy Egret eats mostly aquatic animals, including fish, frogs, worms, crustaceans, and insects. It often uses its bright yellow feet to paddle in the water or probe in the mud, […] …
Proliferation — leaf and twig
pink rabbit ears multiply before my eyes via Proliferation — leaf and twig
Tiny world — Le Drake Noir
Water drop hanging on grass straw while the world is mirroring in it. via Tiny world — Le Drake Noir
Morning Drink — nature has no boss
Female Moose enjoying an early morning drink on the snake river. Grand Teton National Park, WY. via Morning Drink — nature has no boss
Alert Foal — Mike’s Look at Life
As one foal watches me, three others are sleeping, while two birds hitch a ride. via Alert Foal — Mike's Look at Life
Bonus hummingbird moth photos — Birds of New England.com
You had to see this one coming. Here are a few bonus hummingbird moth photos to enjoy as you wind down your weekend. via Bonus hummingbird moth photos — Birds of New England.com
I demand respect!
A lone seagull tried in vain to get in on the action with the harbour's resident geese and ducks, but the poor fellow was left behind to wonder where all the fun went.
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