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[ALTOIDS @Altoids]

Legend has it you don’t need the luck of the Irish if you have ALTOIDS.

[ALTOIDS @Altoids]

Back in our day, ALTOIDS were used to get a curiously strong signal.

[Brad Wildlife Photographer @BradBlakley3]

American Robin
The beak isn’t just for eating or building—it plays a role in behavior. During courtship or territorial disputes, robins may open their beaks wide or clack them to signal aggression or attract a mate. Females guarding nests are known to snap their beaks at intruders, adding a defensive edge to this tool.

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

the horse wants to cry

[Mark Smith Photography @marktakesphoto]

It’s not everyday that you get to hold an Osprey and not exactly my Osprey holding dream scenario but everything was okay in the end.

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

Don't taste everything you see! 😂

[greenbug @bobthebird205]

Who said horses were herbivores?

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

I wasn’t prepared for what I just saw🥴

[greenbug @bobthebird205]

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[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

This Octopus carries enough venom to kill 26 adult humans within minutes 😳

There is no anti venom or cure for this bite.

[Paul Wright 🇬🇧🇯🇲🇸🇰 @macro_action]

Enter the dragon-fly

[greenbug @bobthebird205]

@nywolforg

[Geology Tweets @GeologyTime]

Who else gets mad that grape agate isn’t edible? This should be candy.

📹©️Spirit Nectar Gems

[Nature Is Beautiful 🐾 🦋🌏🌸 @AMAZ1NG_NATURE]

Adam and Tana Grenda of hunting outfit Stuck N The Rut with THREE Wolves that they felt the need to murder.

#EndTrophyHunting NOW!

[Brad Wildlife Photographer @BradBlakley3]

Videographed in Nanaimo.

In the heart of a verdant meadow, amidst a tapestry of wildflowers, fluttered a tiny rufous hummingbird named Ruby. Her iridescent feathers shimmered like a thousand tiny jewels, and her wings hummed with an ethereal melody as she darted through the air.

Ruby had recently welcomed two precious chicks into her nest, nestled amidst the soft petals of a rose bush. The tiny hatchlings, their beaks agape and their eyes still closed, were a constant source of joy and anxiety for their mother.

As the sun peeked over the horizon, Ruby embarked on her daily foraging mission. Her tiny beak was perfectly adapted for extracting nectar from the delicate blossoms of the meadow. With lightning speed, she hovered above each flower, her tongue darting in and out like a miniature lightning bolt.

With each sip of nectar, Ruby stored precious energy in her tiny body. She knew that the survival of her chicks depended on her ability to find enough sustenance. As she flitted from flower to flower, her keen eyes scanned the surroundings for any sign of danger.

Back at the nest, the chicks stirred in their slumber. Their tiny bodies quivered with hunger, and their feeble cries filled the air. Ruby's heart melted with maternal instinct as she returned to them, her beak filled with the sweet nectar she had gathered.

With delicate care, Ruby perched on the edge of the nest and regurgitated the nectar into the gaping beaks of her chicks. The tiny hatchlings eagerly swallowed the liquid, their bodies growing stronger with each sip.

As the day wore on, Ruby tirelessly continued her foraging and feeding duties. She perched on branches, her tiny feet gripping the bark, and scanned the meadow for potential threats. The meadow was home to a variety of predators, including snakes and cats, and Ruby was ever vigilant in protecting her precious brood.

As the sun began to set, Ruby returned to the nest for the final time that day. The chicks were now full and content, their tiny bodies huddled together for warmth. Ruby settled herself on the edge of the nest, her wings spread out to shield her chicks from the evening chill.

In the fading light, Ruby gazed down at her young with a sense of deep love and fulfillment. She had done her best to provide for them, and she knew that they would grow strong and healthy under her watchful care. As the stars twinkled above, Ruby and her chicks drifted off to sleep, the humming of her wings a gentle lullaby in the meadow night.
#birds #birdphotography #birdwatching #hummingbird
#naturephotography #wildlifephotography

[greenbug @bobthebird205]

@BradBlakley3 However, as the moon climbed higher in the sky, a subtle noise caught Ruby's attention. There was no wind. The rustling of leaves nearby was getting closer, and she froze mid-flap. Her tiny heart raced as she peered into the darkness, her instincts screaming danger. 😁

[Wolf Conservation Center 🐺 @nywolforg]

Appreciate wolves. Appreciate nature. Never take them for granted 🐺🌸

[greenbug @bobthebird205]

@nywolforg 🐺💔

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@BradBlakley3 @SyedSal55391459 google lens says red backed sea eagle.

[greenbug @bobthebird205]

Fascinating bird. Based vid 🦅

[Brad Wildlife Photographer @BradBlakley3]

Videographed at Campbell River on Vancouver Island.
A bald eagle can carry approximately 5 to 6 pounds in its talons without wind assistance. However, in favorable conditions, such as when flying with the wind or from a height, they can lift up to 10-12 pounds. This is roughly 50-60% of their body weight, as they typically weigh between 10 to 12 pounds for males and 10 to 15 pounds for females. It's worth noting that these figures can vary depending on factors such as the eagle's size, age, and the conditions of the lift.
#birds #baldeagles #birdwatching #birdphotography #NaturePhotography #wildlifephotography

[_( )_ @ubiquitouz12]

cat on a blue silk pillow
AI by _()_

[greenbug @bobthebird205]

@nywolforg Happy Birthday Silas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🐺🥩🎂