Itch
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Australia
212 creative works found
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Pen and ink sketch on cartridge paper of my friend’s dog having a scratch. / This drawing won the Red Bubble group Mans Best Friend’s challenge ‘Depictions’ and was featured in Mans Best Friend. / This drawing has been viewed over 250 times. /
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Itch
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At nearby Custer State Park in the Black Hills of South Dakota you can get close up and intimate with the herds of wild bison….but not too close. They can be crabby and don’t think twice about putting a dent in your car if provoked…...
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An elephant uses a stump to scratch all its unreachable parts.
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Just like your regular / “man’s best friend” ! / Lovely little animals, / they mate for life ! Black -backed jackal. / (Kruger Nat.Park – South Africa)
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Horse rolling on the ground
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Our kitten captured mid-scratch.
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A clumsy, newly hatched gosling. (May 1, 2008)
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Hand drawn illustration, water colour and ink. Now available as tee!
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If you hike long enough at night in Yellowstone National Park, Montana, you are bound to stumble upon a place called “Bear Rub,” which locals call the “scratch patch.” Sometime around midnight, the grizzlies make their way to scratch patch for their favorite thing – itching. I took my life into my hands one summer’s eve not to long ago to paint this scene.
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Do me my hair…
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Chestnut foal on a hot summer day trying to itch her back. /
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Early drawing of The Fashion Forest Girls
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Squirrel at the edge of Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA. Finished 6th in the Wintery Wildlife challenge of the Arizona group. Featured in Squirrels. Featured in Arizona.
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Elle just had to stop walking to her water trough to attend to a very irritating itch, she couldn’t reach her thigh without bringing the leg forward and balancing on three feet … have you noticed the heart on her hip? Top Ten June Avatar Challenge, Appaloosa & Spotted Horses/Ponies (June 2009); August Avatar Challenge, Appaloosa & Spotted Horses/Ponies (August 2009) Featured Appaloosa & Spotted Horses/Ponies (June 2009, October 2009); Pets Are Us (June 2009)
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The prehistory of the Phoenicopteriformes is far better researched than their systematic affinities (see below). An extinct family of peculiar “swimming flamingos”, the Palaelodidae, was initially believed to be the ancestors of the Phoenicopteridae. This is now rejected, as the fossil genus Elornis, apparently a true albeit primitive flamingo, is known from the Late Eocene, before any palaelodid flamingoes have been recorded. A considerable number of little-known birds from the Late Cretaceous onwards are sometimes considered to be flamingo ancestors. These include the genera Torotix, Scaniornis, Gallornis, Agnopterus, Tiliornis, Juncitarsus and Kashinia;[2] these show a mix of characters and are fairly plesiomorphic in comparison to modern birds. They live for 6 years on average. There exists a fairly comprehensive fossil record of the genus Phoenicopterus. The systematics of prehistoric Phoenicopteriformes known only from fossils is as followed:
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Taken with a Canon EOS 500D and 250mm lens / FEATURED in ’#1 Artists of Redbubble’ / FEATURED in ‘All things in the natural world’ / FEATURED in ‘Squirrels and chipmonks’ /
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Got an Itch
by noffiA heron on the beach scratching an itch? Do herons itch?? Anyway, it was a moment that caught my attention. Captured on Sanibel Island, Florida on a gray humid day. Canon 40D / 70-300mm lens / F:6.3 / Shutter 1/1000 / ISO 400 / 130mm / Setting on the camera preset for bird flying action
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sp 2009
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