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This morning at Loxahatchee Wildlife Refuge Momma and a couple of her hatchlings

This juvenile Ibis was stuck in the tree and hanging upside down. Security had it in a closed net. Maintenance had to saw down the branch it was stuck on. It had fishing line wrapped around both feet. It was still alive when the fishing line was being removed.

Some little kid when home with only one flip flop

Yesterday at Wako Outtakes for weekly challenge - sky

Morning moon

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I'm still using ViewNX-i Installing ViewNX-i To fine-tune photos and upload and view pictures, download the latest version of the ViewNX-i installer from the following website and follow the on-screen instructions to complete installation. An Internet connection is required. For system...

If I could, I'd send you lots more!! They are bullies and take over every nesting island. If another bird has a nest with eggs, they wait until the eggs hatch and kill the hatchlings!! They left Wako now, but will be back in January.

I asked copilot your question. Here's the response: The Great Unfurling: How It Fits Compact Coiling: Inside the egg, the nymph is tightly folded—think of a biological origami. Its legs and body are curled in a way that maximizes space efficiency, much like a clock spring. Hydration...