Naptime
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Scrappy is exhausted after a day of stalking wayward lizards in the sliding door gutter!
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These baby elephants were up to mischief! Mum was trying to get the kids to settle down for their afternoon nap, but as soon as the mum turned around they kept running off!
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just a tired little kitten after doing laundry all day
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We were walking around in the woods at Cades Cove Tennesse looking for bear when we happened upon these two deer. Deer are nocturnal animals so it being around lunch time this little one in the front was getting ready for her mid-day sleep. The one behind seems to be topping off the tummy before her naptime.
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Nothing like a nap in the sun to make the day complete. This was taken at Woodland Park Zoo.
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My little Yorkie all stuggled into her blankies, on my desk at work. Snooze time! (smile)
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I love baby animals, especially when they are this cute! Photo taken at my son’s 5th birthday party.
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Baby orangutan ready for a nap. Featured in the Primate Group,
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For sjem – Little mister needs nappy noos coz he’s all gwumpy whumpy. Oddly, I was listening to X.Y.U. by the Smashing Pumpkins whilst scribbling out this. Just an inconsequential notation. La! Check it out! /
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A few flamingos taking naps, the softer pink was actually an effect I found for Photoshop that added a unique look to this picture. Thanks to Zoophoria for the feature in November!!!
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Mom and pup were photographed along the California Coast. The pup is not very old.
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i think she’s outgrown it… model -cyllan
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My mom’s fabulous feline, Nelson, taking one of his many afternoon naps in the sun.
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Frankie, a Ragdoll, has made himself at home as you can see. This shot was taken just before he took a nap on Tuesday afternoon January 6th 2009. In two weeks he has grown quite a bit and is a handful. Leaping, jumping, chasing anything, when he is not sleeping, eating or pooping. He is cuddled up on my husband’s T-shirt, draped over my husband’s office chair in the home office, while I am sitting at my computer. All the light on his head and fur is from the window just behind him. Frankie was rescued from the streets on Tuesday December 23/08 by my son Kevin. Lost & Found Couldn’t help but think of Elton John’s Blue Eyes Top Ten placement in the Paws n Claws, Cat Breeds challenge, July 2009 / Featured in Domestic and Pedigree Cats April 2009 / Featured in the Rescued Pets group January 2009 / Featured in the Bits and Pieces group January 2009
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Sonny loves to sleep more than he loves to study!
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After a long hard morning of chasing squirels away, Its time for a nap.
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Sometimes, I feel like a parent, touting the attributes of a beloved child! Sometimes, I know some of YOU think that. LOL! But it’s hard not to act like that when one is sooooooo proud of someone special. This shot is from less than ten minutes ago. Jill is back to her ‘most comfortable’ with me again and gracefully, in her ungraceful manner, walk/hopped towards me and this morning’s lunch. This is our closest encounter to date and I was as ready for it as she was: camera set for the mostly cloudy day under the complete shade of Cone Grove’s trees and I used the 70-300mm telephoto to get all the way to her eyes. Oh well, I’ll stop with the proud father stuff after this one unless things get even more cozy. LOL! By the way, she’s smaller now and her teats are showing prominently. I’ve never seen “Jack” but he and Jill are proud parents somewhere in Weedy Field in Rancho Cordova, California. Nikon D90, Nikkor 70-300 telephoto lens (non-VR and non-tripod) / F-stop: 5.6 / Exposure time: 1/320 sec / ISO- a wopping 1600, set by the camera and, unfortunately sans high ISO noise reduction. That part was overlooked because I used the preset for SPORTS. / No exposure bias / Focal length: 300mm / Metering mode: pattern
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This is my cat Chrisje. He is a very independant cat. He makes the rules, not me. He refuses to spend time in the house, but, of course he likes a good nap and his food. When it is time to eat he shows up in front of my window staring at me to make sure that I understand “the message”. / This is mixed media work. I gave the photograph with Photoshop some artistic textures. In the full size these effects are most visible. Work: Thea Walstra
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These young mallards have been growing steadily all summer. I first saw them when they were tiny and now they are almost grown. Their attendant Mom still oversees them and this afternoon they were catching a bit of rest time with their Mother about a yard away keeping a watchful eye over all five of them. Here they are at the edge of a pond in Keystone, Colorado. Canon 40D / Lens 70-300mm
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Digital, 2008
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