Feeding these little guys my dead skin, happy to help.
The lifeguard is on duty, she won't save you, but she will worry about you as you're drowning ๐
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But she's still the most beautiful dog I've ever seen
Sandwiched between a dirty daddy jersey and his toy. He's my old, baby man.
Riaza, a guide dog puppy which I'm hosting and doing basic training for a year, the day I picked her up, 1 month three weeks ago.
Lab puppies are objectively unbearably adorable.
cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/9002851
It's boxing day for the brown hares of Bintree in Norfolk, captured in Sarah Darnell's 'The Fur Flew'
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Hello petal: A shower of pollen is scattered by a foraging bee illuminated in the glow of the sun in Alison Bell's highly commended 'A Kind of Magic'.
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A camouflaged flower crab spider blends in with the colour of the blooms in the hope of ambushing any unsuspecting bees, moths and other insects in Adam Ferry's 'Waiting on a Daisy'.
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Turning heads: Cate Barrow attracts the icy stare of a short-eared owl in her 'Upside Down Owl'
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More than 250 of the winning and shortlisted images are published in 'British Wildlife Photography Awards Collection 14' (ยฃ35, Graffeg Books). Entries are now open for the 2027 competition.
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Trouble afoot: A plucky juvenile starling struggles to escape the clutches of a sparrowhawk in Mark Parker's 'Nemesis', winner of the Animal Behaviour category.
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'So glad you could come': A dew-doused azure damselfly appears to beckon the viewer through a nibbled leaf that forms Lee Frost's 'Nature's Window'.
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Someone to look up to: A fox cub is a study in adoration under the watchful care of its mother in Victor Soares's 'Admiration in a Fox's Eyes'.
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When time flies: A flurry of feathered seeds dances from the shaken head of a delicate dandelion clock as a bank vole contemplates sinking its teeth into the stem in Paul Williams's 'Zephyr'.
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Flyleaf: a patchwork leaf-cutter bee in Chris Jackson's 'Bringing in the Leaves', which was highly commended in the Hidden Britain category. The bees cut discs out of greenery and glue them together with saliva to build cells to house their larvae.
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Some confuse hiking time with play time ๐
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Not cute by everyone's standards but I think he's just adorable. I almost stepped on him today. He's very good with boundaries and seemed appreciative I respected his.
Photo taken with a zoom lens.
Actual distance to James.
cross-posted from: https://piefed.diffrint.org/post/37719
I foster cats; sometimes I get a cat that would be a perfect Emotional Support Animal (ESA), and this is one of them! When I'm fostering an ESA-compatible cat, I list them at diffrint.org/ESAs. Feel free to reach out for inquiry here or at any contact method listed on ourย contact page.
If you don't have one already, I'd be happy to write you an ESA letter for a small additional fee (following an included assessment/ evaluation).
Do you need routine in your life? Maybe even purpose? Would you benefit from having an exceptionally well-behaved & independent cat who always comes for snuggles when called? Then Eddie might be the kitty for you!
Eddie (whom we call Kevin Michael Ferrari, for obvious reasons) is the smartest cat you've never met. He has a heart condition, for which he takes pills twice a day; he not only takes them like a champ, but he'll even remind you when it's time!
This kitty is the whole package: he encourages you to be more consistent with your own meds, gives you mad sympathy points and a sense of purpose for saving a life, and will provide you company & comfort on-demand.
Adopt him rn.
They have tails. Curtains also not needed.
She stinks something fierce... pet store is going to hate us again since it's bath time after she rolled in all the fish she found.
AAAWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! (translation: Water is murder for husky!)
