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I love these cats, in my opinion they have the most amazing coat of any animal.
Clouded Leopard Portrait by dogsey, on Flickr
They do get a little tricky to photograph when they come right up to you, in fact just after this shot he came an looked right down the barrel of the lens. A macro lens would have been more appropriate than the telephoto I was using!
Clouded Leopard Closeup by dogsey, on Flickr
Clouded Leopard Portrait by dogsey, on Flickr
They do get a little tricky to photograph when they come right up to you, in fact just after this shot he came an looked right down the barrel of the lens. A macro lens would have been more appropriate than the telephoto I was using!
Clouded Leopard Closeup by dogsey, on Flickr
2slo said:
/\ beautiful cats. Where did you see them?
One of my favourite places - Wildlife Heritage Foundation in Kent.2slo said:
Dogsey said:
2slo said:
/\ beautiful cats. Where did you see them?
One of my favourite places - Wildlife Heritage Foundation in Kent.GetCarter said:
Mrs Get works as a volunteer for the RSPB so we tend to get sick birds to look after, pass on to the right place. We were told that a Golden Eagle had broken it's wing so picked it up wrapped in a towel and in a box, and left it in our garage last night to get over shock. Needless to say it was a Buzzard (Everyone that comes here thinks they see Golden Eagles. I've seen 2 in 15 years. See lots of Sea Eagles mind) ... anyway, Buzzard is now en route to a raptor rescue centre on Skye. Managed to give it honey & warm water before it left. Looks good for a possible recovery. Quite alert and bright:
Saw you tweet about this last night Steve, I was pretty jealous at the time as I'd love to see a Golden Eagle. However it's only a Buzzard and we get those over the house here so for once I don't hate you! Last of the big cat photos and its back to that stunning pair of Amur Leopard cubs.
First Steps by dogsey, on Flickr
Amur Leopard Cub 02 by dogsey, on Flickr
Amur Leopard Cub 03 by dogsey, on Flickr
Biting Mums Tail by dogsey, on Flickr
Had my first encounter of any length with a small sounder of boar tonight for ages and highly enjoyable it was too!
Boar 01 by dogsey, on Flickr
Boar 02 by dogsey, on Flickr
B&W Boar by dogsey, on Flickr
ETA: We are again facing a cull of boar without any certainty of their numbers. Estimates seems to vary wildly between 150-200 through to 650+. The Forestry Commission have decided that they need to cull 100 boar between now and January, this could have a potentially devastating effect on the boar population. Please sign and forward the petition to suspend this cull for 12 months to help us get a better idea of how many boar there really are.
Stop the Wild Boar Cull
Thanks.
Boar 01 by dogsey, on Flickr
Boar 02 by dogsey, on Flickr
B&W Boar by dogsey, on Flickr
ETA: We are again facing a cull of boar without any certainty of their numbers. Estimates seems to vary wildly between 150-200 through to 650+. The Forestry Commission have decided that they need to cull 100 boar between now and January, this could have a potentially devastating effect on the boar population. Please sign and forward the petition to suspend this cull for 12 months to help us get a better idea of how many boar there really are.
Stop the Wild Boar Cull
Thanks.
Edited by Dogsey on Thursday 20th September 22:14
While we're on the subject of deer, took this a couple of weeks ago but have only just got around to it.
Fallow Deer Buck by dogsey, on Flickr
Fallow Deer Buck by dogsey, on Flickr
More fungi, it's beginning to become a bit addictive finding them!
Clouded Funnel Cap by dogsey, on Flickr
Sulphur Tuft 01 by dogsey, on Flickr
Shaggy Parasol 2 by dogsey, on Flickr
Shaggy Parasol 1 by dogsey, on Flickr
Clouded Funnel Cap by dogsey, on Flickr
Sulphur Tuft 01 by dogsey, on Flickr
Shaggy Parasol 2 by dogsey, on Flickr
Shaggy Parasol 1 by dogsey, on Flickr
RobDickinson said:
I love seals, would love to get close enough to photograph some.More fungi, I managed to get out today between showers.
Earth Ball 01 by dogsey, on Flickr
Earth Ball 02 by dogsey, on Flickr
Earth Ball 03 by dogsey, on Flickr
This one looks a bit like an octopus if you ask me.
Birch Bracket 01 by dogsey, on Flickr
Birch Bracket 02 by dogsey, on Flickr
Japveesix said:
2slo said:
I should think that it's a group of rather old looking fly agaric (Amanita muscaria). Classic toadstool looks and pretty poisonous. Always looks quite cool when you find it in the woods though Ed_P said:
Found a few of these today as well, lovely shot Ed.Frosted Leaves by dogsey, on Flickr
Frosted Fern by dogsey, on Flickr
Autumn Colour 01 by dogsey, on Flickr
Autumn Colour 02 by dogsey, on Flickr
And here come today's fungi from the forest:
Tiny Mushroom 01 by dogsey, on Flickr
Tiny Mushroom 02 by dogsey, on Flickr
Tiny Mushroom 03 by dogsey, on Flickr
Amethyst Deceiver by dogsey, on Flickr
Orange Mushroom by dogsey, on Flickr
Any help on ID's is most welcomed!
Tiny Mushroom 01 by dogsey, on Flickr
Tiny Mushroom 02 by dogsey, on Flickr
Tiny Mushroom 03 by dogsey, on Flickr
Amethyst Deceiver by dogsey, on Flickr
Orange Mushroom by dogsey, on Flickr
Any help on ID's is most welcomed!
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