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Juvenile moorhen. Can be easily mistaken for a young coot. I got dozens of shots of this little guy as he was living on a patch of water-lilies next to the boat I was staying on. -
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Gallinula chloropus - Adult common moorhen, a close relative of the coot. -
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Volucella zonaria female - hornet mimic hoverfly.- WeeHector
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- Forum: General Photography
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Post your 'ALMOST' Photos..
Spot the Heron. With an 8 ft wingspan it shouldn't be too hard to see, especially when it's in the middle of the photograph. However, its horizontal takeoff was just too horizontal.- WeeHector
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This guy seemed to have an issue with everyone and everything around him. Downside to the week was finding some young kids who found a seagull choking to death. I even tried mouth-to-mouth to revive it but to no avail. Kids were devastated and wanted to give it a decent burial. Future... -
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Got back earlier this week from what should have been a 2-week working holiday in a nature park (a seized up engine caused my recall). Still had time to take masses of shots of the wildlife. Here is a gorgeous little fellow who makes his family stand out (and gets them fed). -
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We've recently experienced the worst heatwave in Eastern France since 2003 with temps up to 40°C/104°F. I found this young House Martin suffering from the heat and took him indoors for an hour. He then flew happily away. -
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Synaema globosum - Napoleon crab spider - so-called because the black marking on its back resembles a bust of the emperor. It exists in various colours. PS The spider is 4mm long and this is a stack of 21 photos -
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Post your best shot taken in June 2015
- WeeHector
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Post your cow photos!
"A Wee Teuchter With Attitude" We don't see many Highland Cattle here in France so it was nice to find this little guy. I use the term 'teuchter", a Scots term for a highlander, as a term of endearment and not as an insult. ;) -
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Pets/"Petography" Thread!
A real softy. I am not a dog-person but, although this lass looks viscious, she is the complete opposite. She just wants to be loved and cuddled. She belongs to a friend and happily lives with a beautiful cat.