Wildlife: show us your walk on the wild side and post your wild animal photos

[Panolyman]

A wildlife walk in an English summer meadow.
This is Lugg Meadows in Herefordshire, noted mostly for the fritillaries in spring, but here showing a profusion of buttercups.

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[rloewy]

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Pismo Beach, CA

 

[jederick]

Moose in the rain, Yellowstone N.P. In #1 & 2

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you can see the light rain and in the last two the rain gets harder and a full downpour in the last photo.

 

[Mike Wingate]

Taken for a Polish lady with a smartphone. From a distance. Dunham Deer Park. Cheshire.

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[Will Focus]

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This rabbit was small. How small was he? Well, Nancy, he was smaller than my bank account.

 

[PacNWMike]

Walk this evening.

 

[lrlebron]

Ground Hog

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[DeeJayK]

Mealtime

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at Brooks Falls in Katmai NP, Alaska.

- K

 

[Mountain_Man_79]

I didn’t see a ‘show dead whales’ thread...

Appears to have been an albino/sickly looking bowhead.

 

[lrlebron]

Muskrat

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[Mountain_Man_79]

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[Angus Gibbins]

Saw this beautiful koala hanging out along the catchment area behind my house.

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[LV426]

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RMNP, Colorado

 

[DeeJayK]

Saw this beautiful koala hanging out along the catchment area behind my house.
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It's amazing for me to think that this animal which from my American POV is "exotic" is just hanging out around your house.

It makes me wonder if there's an equivalent animal native to my area that others would view as exotic. I know that when I was in Costa Rica a few years back that a raccoon (which is an animal that I occasionally encounter on my way to work) drew quite a crowd of onlookers.

- K

 

[Roboticspro]

RMNP, Colorado

Hi Dan,

Great imagery; I just got back from CO but was limited to the local Boulder area. What is going on with those trees?

Regards,

Edd

 

[DeeJayK]

...What is going on with those trees?
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My guess is mountain pine beetle.

- K

 

[poetsie]

Foxy and some fallow deer

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[LV426]

Hi Dan,

Great imagery; I just got back from CO but was limited to the local Boulder area. What is going on with those trees?

Regards,

Edd

Not sure but probably some sort of pest. On the west side of the park I saw ares that burned but everything was burned.

 

[Rrybicki]

Random horrible monster...

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Russ

 

[Harvey Melvin Richards]

I found this house finch in my yard, it was probably sick because it didn't want to move.

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EM120466-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

Behind the fence in the garden was this lovely creature.

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EM120468-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

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EM120469-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

The snake went and hid under the tomato plants and I left the 2 alone. Later in the day I found the finch dead, unconsumed, but with the neck feathers missing or disturbed.