Mammal wildlife
31 creative works found
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To spend an hour with Mountain Gorillas is one of the best wildlife experiences you can ever hope for. They captivate you with their eyes and you become lost in the moment. Your time with them goes so fast you are left just wanting more… / / All the images are from our trip to ‘Virunga volcanoes’ in Rwanda. / / Other Calendars / -Click to view- / / If you would like a bespoke calendar made from any of my images please bubblemail me! / / / /
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Mammals from around the world. Cover – Giraffe Calf / Jan – Snow Leopard / Feb – Spotted Pony / Mar – Slender-Tailed Meerkat / Apr – Ring-Tailed Lemur / May – Red Squirrel / Jun – Amur Leopard / Jul – Lambs / Aug – Polecat / Sep – Vicunas / Oct – Red Fox / Nov – Prairie Dogs / Dec – Cheetah
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A collection of Big Cats
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Mammals and Birds native to the British Isles. Note: September has now been changed from an Otter to a Hedgehog. Cover – European Red Fox / Jan – Badger / Feb – Common Buzzard / Mar – European Wild Rabbit kit / Apr – Mute Swan / May – Fallow Deer doe / Jun – Blue TIt / Jul – European Red Fox / Aug – Cock Pheasant / Sep – Hedgehog / Oct – Red Squirrel / Nov – Common Kestrel / Dec – Roe Deer buck
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Jan – Amur Tiger / Feb – Snow Leopard / Mar – Cheetah / Apr – Amur Leopard / May – European Lynx / Jun – Caracal Lynx / Jul – Serval / Aug – Ocelot / Sep – Cheetah / Oct – Snow Leopard / Nov – Amur Leopard / Dec – Amur Tiger
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A calendar full of things that hop.
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A COLLECTION OF WILDLIFE IMAGES FROM MICK’S PIX PHOTOS
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Marmots and pikas are the small mammals of the alpine realm. Pikas don’t hibernate, they must spend their brief summers gathering grasses and plants. When they gather plants, they stack them into tiny hay bales to dry in the sun, then store them for the winter. In larger pika communities, it’s not unusual for there to be disputes over ownership of the hay bales. These noisy conflicts are at times exploited by nearby predators. Pikas are another species (like marmots) that are considered altruistic – they selflessly keep themselves in danger to bark out a warning to neighbors. They also bark out a warning if you get too close to their little hay bales. They emit a surprisingly loud “EENK!!!” if you get too close. Larry is in the final stages of food preparation for winter. He spends most of his days now gathering and drying food. If he doesn’t gather enough food, he won’t survive the winter. Pikas are considered a “canary in the coal mine” species, as they’re very susceptible to climate change and increasing temperatures, and are considered an at-risk species. _________ Marmots are considered one of the few altruistic species on this planet – they seem to have a selfless concern for their peers. They demonstrate this by squeaking out a warning to their fellows – keeping themselves in danger to alert others. The squeak is a high pitched noise that can be surprisingly loud given their size. It’s common to hear them squeak as you move through their territory. Unfortunately, marmots and other alpine mammals (pikas, for instance) are at risk due to climate change.
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A collection of some of my nature and wildlife image. Birds, mammals, insects, plants
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this Calender is in celebration of this planets surviving Creatures.
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Beautiful wild cats in captivity
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PLEASE JOIN ME ON A TRAIL OF THE: THE AFRICAN ELEPHANT – Loxodonta Africana / Location captured: “The Kruger National Park”, South Africa. / Elephants have a highly developed social structure and family units are led by a cow elephant or matriarch. The matriarch is, by natural selection, the most experienced member of the group and automatically assumes leadership. The composition of the herd varies and one will find bulls of various ages in attendance. A bull may be distinguished from a cow by its rounded forehead; the cow’s forehead is angular. Both have tusks. Bulls leave the family unit at puberty (10 -12 years) and, in many instances, are driven out by the older cows.
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A COLLECTION OF DEER IMAGES.
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Beautiful animal Nature and Wildlife shots for the animal lovers in your life
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A collection of my favourite birds, mammals and reptiles.Included is the Bali Starling which isnow extinct in the wild. With the exception of January and Decembers images all others where taken at ZSL London Zoo.
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I love animals and have always believed that by learning more about them, and seeing them in person or in a photo, people will develop a connection and want to protect them. I strive to share my love and passion for animals with everyone I meet and I hope that this calendar will help others feel the connection to them that I do! Animals cannot defend or protect themselves… We have to help them!!!
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Photos of wildlife from all over the world.
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Wildlife shots of beautiful Endangered Species in captivity for the animal lovers in your life
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This calendar has twelve different images of red squirrels
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A calendar about Numbats as the name suggests. Why? Because I loooooove Numbats!
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All proceeds from the sale of this calendar will be donated to the World Wildlife Fund.
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Calendar of animals from around the world. Cover: Lion Cub / January: I see, I hear, I smell! / February: The Web / March: Zebra Foal / April: I Got an Itch / May: Head On / June: Wallaby / July: Lion King / August: Iguana / September: Shy / October: Silent Approach / November: Fruit Bat / December: Hector’s Dolphin
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A selection of animals large and small, from butterflies to deer, photographed throughout the year.
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