Category: Nature Photography
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Rothschild’s Giraffe
Here we have 3 examples of a Rothschild’s Giraffe, one of the nine subspecies of Giraffe; known as Giraffa camelopardalis rothschildi in some circles. These majestic creatures were named after Walter Rothschild, the slightly maverick zoologist (by today’s standards, at least) who once own a zebra-drawn carriage that he used to drive to Buckingham Palace…
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Green and Pointy
Here’s a very green and pointy thing…
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Crane in the Rain
Here’s a red crowned crane, standing in the rain.
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Birditude
This pigeon was definitely not afraid of me. If anything it was the other way around!
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Red Faced
So, what was the answer to yesterday’s little quiz? Let’s find out… Red pandas are not related to Pandas (the black and white kind) at all. Rather, red pandas share more in common with raccoons, skunks, and weasels.
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The Red Panda Portrait
This rather serious looking character is a red panda, Do you know which animals this creature is considered to be closely related to? Put your guesses in the comments below. I will provide the answer tomorrow.
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Unknown Gull
Does anyone recognise this bird? Ok, perhaps not this exact bird, but its species… Update – July 8th: this bird has been positively identified as a Grey Gull.
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The Colour Poppy
Here’s an alternative version of yesterday’s poppy image, taken at the same (though from a slightly different angle) and this time in full colour.
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The Monochrome Poppy
Here’s a close up of a large poppy. I’m always amazed at how intricate the heart of a poppy is.