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The lone baby cardinal in the nest is growing by leaps and bounds. I’ve named the little mite Teensy and watch everyday as Dad and Mom take such good care of their pride and joy. Unfortunately, Teensy’s sibling is no longer in the nest; I don’t know if predators got it, if it fell out, if it just died from weakness, or what. I don’t want to go and look inside the nest as Teensy is very sensitive and fearful at this stage. Teensy is a little over a week old. This is a very precarious time for Teensy; I’m hoping and praying all will go well with this tiny bird’s life as only about one-third of nestings end successfully.
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Mouse drawn on the computer
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This morning when I looked out the French doors that lead to the patio, Mr. Bluebird was sitting on top of the nesting box and displaying a lovely wing wave; I took that as his salutation, and I in turn send bluebird of happiness greetings to all who view my little friend’s photo.
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IS THAT NOT THE BEST BLACK DOT EVER?
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this is the Yuke….....Yukon the husky and he will be daddy again in 20 days, congrats to the big White boy…....he did it again…......babies coming soon, he has a honey eye and a blue eye and all his first litter pups were all blue eyed like the mom, Auroarah…......i have her photo on here when she was a pup.
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Nikon D60 Macro 105mm lens / Two images merged Photographed a Daddy Long Legs spider this afternoon and spent the rest of the night trying to get it onto another image because I didn’t like the background on the orginal spider image
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Great for Father’s day!!
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Adorable young girl playing dress up and wearing daddy’s hat Nikon D300
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I found this daddy long leg on my bird bath last summer (2008). Daddy Long Legs (not really a spider), but many folks think they are. This name is used very loosely to describe a number of large, small bodied spiders with stilt-like legs. You may encounter these spiders almost anywhere outside, but they like to live under logs, leaves, etc. Daddy Long Legs are non-poisonous and do not produce silk, meaning that they do not make a web. If ever you see a Daddy Long Legs on a spider web, it is because they often fall prey to other spider species. They are also referred to as “Harvestmen”. For more information click on the link below: Daddy Long Legs Texture
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My husband & daughter chit chatting while waiting for our other daughter to come out of the dugout after her game ended. FEATURED in the group Soul Mates
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I was told by the flower seller that this Protea is called Sugar Daddy / FEATURED IN: Proteas and Friends /
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Canon EOS 450D: f/5.6: 1/60sec: ISO 500: 55mm
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I’ve been trying and trying to get a shot of the bluebirds as they enter and exit the nesting box, but it’s not an easy thing to do. I’ve just about given up on the female as she is swifter than my 60-year old reflexes; the male is a little more predictable about direction he heads so I did manage to freeze this wing action though not as crisply as I’d like. I’ll keep trying and would deeply appreciate any tips anyone might have about getting well-focused flight shots of small songbirds. I’ve used the fastest shutter speeds allowable in available light and I’ve also raised the ISO; I’m open to any suggestions. Thank you for viewing my photo.
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The Manual for a Super Dad
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bowtie babe lives down by the tracks. most folks know her as “betty”, and she’s got men-friends comin’ and goin’ all day long…
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Father of the bride walking with his daughter on the boardwalk to begin the wedding. The groom waiting for her arrival on the beach… THE MOMENT BEFORE By: / Terri~Lynn / (Virginia Beach, VA) Featured in: / Holiday and Special Occasions Group
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Still very relevant today, this was a piece inspired by a WWI propaganda poster and the anti-genetic crop protests of the Nineties & Noughties, and was used in the UK national broadsheet The Guardian in 2000 with an article by Jonathon Porrit on whether ethics in science and research is an issue. Also available as a fine art print & poster: / Also available: Eco Wars t-shirt
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