Favoritos de paradoxornithidae

Predator.

Eating a feral cat

Recently dead - Perhaps I disturbed a fox, though reason for demise is not obvious.

By the next morning all three were found dead; killed by a local stray cat.

Save bird from a glass room.

Looks like a cat kill. Was left by front door. Black cat nearby. Resident (not owner of cat) says regularly finds “gifts” left by cat

Seen Greater Yellownape on a lyonia (local name ayar) tree; eating a bat, constantly disturbed by a flock of Eurasian Jays.

Dhole on Sambar deer carcass in Khao Yai national park, Thailand. By Tontan Travel, http://www.tontantravel.com/tours/en/khao-yai-tours.html

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Recorded during a documentary filming session

this picture holds a lot of memories.... :)

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I saw the House Sparrow on the sidewalk by itself. I am not sure if the Roadrunner made the kill.

Not the otter, the thing in its mouth ;)

Fishing is hard work.

400m depth
Photo credit: Scott Phillips

Photo courtesy of Dr Doug Hoese, Senior Fellow at the Australian Museum.

The specimens is registered in the Australian Museum fish collection - I.19614-001.

Found by a neighbor early afternoon on Oct. 10, 2016, hanging out on an outside wall of an apartment building in (East) Oakland, CA 94605

EScarabajo buceador

Chipmunk looking at the ladybug.

Lady Beetle on the nose of a northern elephant seal

My first encounter with this genus of family Mordellidae. It was hiding inside the fold of a dead Calathea leaf in a dense thicket of Calathea, Archidona, Napo, Ecuador, about 575 meters elevation.

Foto de Alejandro Nietsen

Laying eggs into stump. The pink protrusions are waxy filaments.

Looks to be a mutation

Common tree-euphorbia - original photo was taken at Masai Mara National
Reserve, Kenya, in August 1992. A digital record was created in April 2022.

Fromager géant de Missirah
https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2627623829

on 半邊旗 Pteris semipinnata (鳳尾蕨科 Pteridaceae)

photo on:

20210424 x 1

20210427 x 2

20210511 x 2 (adult)

20210513 x 2 (the 2nd adult, they share the same leaf-ball)

Catfish in the creek !

Specimen originally collected in a deep limestone cave at Amistad National Recreation Area near Del Rio, Texas; currently held at San Antonio Zoo

Ejemplares capturados en la costa del predio en Mayo 2019, actualmente cautivos.