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Aerial view of shiny animal figurine tiger with effects

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Pelican bird

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Aerial view of animal figurine toy tiger

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Cute cartoon hedgehog with leaves on needles vector flat illustration

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Adorable funny panda asleep

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Flamingo preparing to fly hand drawn vector illustration

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Soft toy crocodile flat vector illustration

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Forest flora and fauna hand drawn vector illustration

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natural safari reserve to wild animals

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Lark isolated on white background

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Swallow or Martin isolated on white background

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Waxwing isolated on white background

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Cute funny bear in sweater

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Chaffinch isolated on white background

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Toco toucan isolated on white background

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Funny sloth sitting cross legged and meditating

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Cute lynx wild mammal animal

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cute little hippo birthday card design

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Budgies. Budgies, also known as budgerigars and parakeets, are sociable birds, and in the wild may be seen in flocks of hundreds or more. They have been bred into many different colour forms, but the birds in this photo are the natural colour form, which I think is hard to beat.

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Shot on film. My favorite animal model, this time on analog film. And through the 70-200 Canon lens. And no, it's not so much fun to use ;)

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A bright Yellow Warbler who didn't seem the least bit bothered by the heavy rain and wind. He was bouncing around in the low brush in front of my friend and I. It landed on a lot of great perches, some a little distant like this one that gave a great sense of environment and the rain and some closer and right near us. I really likd how the bird was framed in on this perch and you could easily see the heavy rain that was not fun to shoot in but worth it.

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I took this photo of Gordon the Bornean orang-utan (Pongo pygmaeus) who was born on 09/12/97 at Monkey World. He was born prematurely and had to spend the first month of his life in an incubator, however, he is now a dominant male with fully developed cheek pads. Gordon sat at the glass for a long time and likewise, I stood waiting patiently to capture his character as he sat staring into the lens.

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This Carolina Wren flew in to the feeders that I had hanging from this gorgeous branch and after having its fill of food it hopped up onto the branch and gave me a few poses. This was my favorite as it stood up tall and right in the one opening in the branches. I had set up to shoot backlit for the feeders because I knew the sun would be too bright for a front lit shot and would look harsh. Using backlight and a row of dark green bushes in shade I was able to capture this dramatically lit shot of the little bird and the beautiful pink spring cherry blossoms.

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Cattle egret. I like the blurred birds in the background. Photo taken next to the pond at Birdworld, Kuranda, Australia.

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The Sivuch, or eared seal, is very impressive in size, which is why Steller, a biologist, when describing an animal, gave it the name "sea lion". Similarity to the king of the savannah is attached to the sea lion by the guard hairs, growing on the back of the neck and shoulders like the mane, and a powerful roar in the bass.

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In the Addo elephant park in South Africa, one lucky moment to meet a lion close to get this picture. Taking the pictures of the one lion another pass our car by open window in less then 2,5 m 🙄

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All you need for this shot is some pomme frites (french fries) and some patience. Let the birds know you have some with a good teaser fry, then hold it where you want them to land. Have the camera ready in the other hand and be ready to hold the trigger for that one good shot. Sadly, though, this beautiful monument of art is in a state of tragedy.

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View from the top of mount segla, norway

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Enjoy your meal! If you like this picture please give me a “like” let me know your feedback, or leave your Comments/suggestions below check out my Instagram @picoftasty more surprise there! From now on, Every Saturday (Central Time - US & Canada) I will release Lightroom preset for people who are interested in food photography check out my website and download it for free. This is a great opportunity to practice and take your images to the next level. Now subscribe, get the latest release first

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Snout Beetles owe the name to the sometimes strongly extended head with the probes that are often in the middle or at the very front. Some species have a snout that is not as strongly extended (for example, species from the subfamily Scolytinae) and there are also beetles from other infra-orders that have a somewhat extended ‘snout’, so that confusion may occur in some species.

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Initially we were disappointed to see clouds covering the sunset, but it ended up being the most stunning part of our trip.

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I captured this photo in woods of Vail, Colorado this afternoon. I used my 70-200 lens with a 2x and high shutter speed so I could rapid fire handheld before he scurried off to find his lunch. Spring is only a couple weeks away, and this handsome fella is ready to hunt!

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These photos are from one of my many Iceland visits. Iceland is the place that unlocked many things for me and broke so many chains in my head.

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This red robin looked at me and just loved to sing

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A trip to the landlocked country in Africa reveals visual surprises.

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A trip to the landlocked country in Africa reveals visual surprises.

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If you visit Thailand and you want to meet some animals such as these Asian Elephants, make sure you do your research. There is a lot of oppressive treatment of these gentle giants for tourism. You should look to visit an elephant sanctuary where the fees are high, where the elephants are free to roam, feed, play and bathe, where there are NEVER any chains or elephant riding. When visiting Chiang Mai - try Elephant Nature Park, who do some wonderful things with animal rescue.

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This was a project for our magazine called Cooklife. We had a chance to discover Turkey’s eastern parts, sleep under the stars, wake up over the clouds. Life over 2000 meters.

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This was a project for our magazine called Cooklife. We had a chance to discover Turkey’s eastern parts, sleep under the stars, wake up over the clouds. Life over 2000 meters.

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Want to feed me ?

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The Masked Owl is closely related to the Barn Owl.

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Freshwater crocodile at Hartleys Crocodile Adventures. When its hot, crocodiles can open their mouths which helps to cool them down, or go into the water, or both. Freshwater crocodiles eat mostly fish and generally leave people alone.

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Can’t see Eye to Eye

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A baby giraffe turns its head to take a look as I’m taking the shot.

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Lagos was actually the first place I was able to get really close to seagulls. There where a lot of them on the beaches and they were constantly fighting for the places with the best views. I tried to get a close shot and moved a little closer with every picture I took, but at some point my respect of them just got too big, so I stayed away. This one, that was actually taken from further away is definitely my favorite.

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This trip was one of the most intense of my life: after drove around 18 hours from Leknes (Lofoten) to Posio (Finland) and nearly a thousand of km on our shoulder, we sleep around 3 hour before heading up to this really mesmerizing place. In Riisitunturin National Park, we have spent the sunset and the night, and after that, my friend, Alessandro, has lost himself during the night, shooting the trees under northern light, but fortunately Finnish Police have found him in less than 2 hours, but this is another story.

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Met a new friend in the middle of the trip to Tennessee

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