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50 Coolest Wildlife Videos on Youtube
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Becky from Become a Photographer sent me a link to these wildlife videos and it is a fantastic collection which should tickle the fancy of anyone interested in wildlife. I had time to view a couple and this one made me smile in particular. Visit the site to view the links to the 50 videos...
August Dose of Cute Critters
There's something about the vulnerability of a tiny sized critter that makes us melt and even more so when cradled in our hands or clutching our finger. These are some of my favourite pictures from a Flickr Group called Tiny Animals on Fingers.
July Dose of Cute Critters
Here is the June dose of aaaaaawh! You are going to love this chimp who shows unconditional love to these tiger cubs. It doesn't get any better than this!
Birth of Red Panda Cub – first in 15 years!
It was love at first sight for Shama and Tate - the pair has a cub as evidence of their strong bond. The first red panda cub born at the Zoo's D.C. campus in 15 years.
The Caterpillar that pretends to be a fearsome Snake
At first glance it may look like a fearsome snake but this rearing creature is actually a small caterpillar with a cunning means of defence. The Spicebush Swallowtail has evolved a large pair of false eyespots and bold yellow and blue markings to frighten off potential predators.
Reunion with a Gorilla
In the African jungle, conservationist Damian Aspinall searches for Kwibi, a lowland gorilla he hasn’t seen for 5 years. Kwibi grew up with Damian at his Howletts Wild Animal Park in England. When he was five, he was released into the forests of Gabon, West Africa as part of conservation programme to re-introduce gorillas back...
Getting Homeless Bugs off the Street
London’s bugs are in for a treat as a unique architectural competition sees the development of five luxury insect hotels across the City’s public gardens. The five hotel designs have been shortlisted as part of ‘Beyond the Hive’, a competition launched by British Land and The City of London Corporation to celebrate 2010 as the International Year of Biodiversity.
Peter O’Reilly – a finalist in the 2010 Queenslander of the Year
Peter O’Reilly OAM, Company Director of O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat was nominated as one of only four Finalists for the 2010 Suncorp ‘Queenslander of the Year’. An extremely well deserved honour. Peter ‘Big Pete’ O’Reilly is a second generation member of the renowned O’Reilly family, considered pioneers of ecotourism since opening O’Reilly’s Guesthouse in the Gold...
Drunken Parrots Falling from the Sky
The red-collared lorikeets lose coordination and pass out after eating a mystery food, Lisa Hansen, of the Ark Animal Hospital at Palmerston, near Darwin said on Thursday.
BeetleCam wildlife shots by Will and Matt Burrard-Lucas
These brothers are so young yet are proving themselves to be among the most innovative and adventurous photographers when it comes to wildlife shots and their "BeetleCam" has created a lot of media attention.
Herd of Painted Elephants adorns the Streets of London
Elephant Parade London celebrates the beauty of the magnificent Asian elephant. This year – with 258 painted elephants in locations across central London – it is the biggest and most beautiful outdoor art event the city has ever seen.
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary May 2010
Visited Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary with my students this month. Here are some of my favourite photographs of the day. It was a bonus seeing the Wombat and Tasmanian Devils - first time I have ever seen them out of their hidey holes.
World’s only migratory parrots in peril
Two Australian parrots migrate annually over Bass Strait — a voyage that threatens their survival.
Guide to Australia’s Gum Blossoms
This article caught my eye on the Australian Geographic Site - great info and gorgeous botanical illustrations.
April dose of Cute Critters
I love these animals so much that I decided to feature them solely as the April dose of aaaaaawh! They are Coquerel's sifaka - lemurs which are native only to the island of Madagascar.
Australia’s Disappearing Backyards Puts Pressure on Bird Life
The disappearance and downsizing of Australia's backyard in major capital cities is placing increased pressure of Australia's native birdlife. Ann-Maree Colborne, CEO of Gould Group, Australia's oldest environmental education organisation formed in 1909 with Prime Minister Alfred Deakin as its first president to protect native bird life said, the decade of drought has seen a major increase in birds migrating to the city in search of water and food.
Purchase gorgeous Wildlife Art eZines and help Save the Planet!
If you love animals, nature and art you will enjoy these quarterly eZines published by Oz Wildlife Art. These gorgeous magazines are designed to be read using your computer which eliminates packaging, postage, paper and printing which is good news for trees and the planet.
Stunning Video of Dogs in Slow-Mo Catching Treats
This will make you smile and it is an ad shot at 1000 FPS using the Phantom camera. These dogs are just adorable and the filming is sensational.
Sipping Raindrops – Garden Guests Diary
Looks as if these critters were enjoying an early morning drink from the dew drops on the allamanda flowers. I am particularly pleased with the macro photograph of the ant and it's my sharpest one yet of these tiny, tiny insects who don't stay still for long and are not terribly cooperative when it comes to being at the end of my lense!
All Aboard! Mother carries her six fluffy cygnets.
I discovered this endearing story in the Mail Online and the photographs taken by Richard Meston are beautiful. There comes a time on every family outing when the little ones can go no further and demand to be carried the rest of the way. Luckily for these six fluffy cygnets, Mummy was happy to oblige....
Cold Snap in Florida causing Iguanas to fall from Trees
Freeze warnings covered nearly all of Florida with temperatures expected to drop into the 20s. Iguanas were seen falling out of trees; experts say the cold-blooded reptiles become immobilized and lose their grip when the temperature falls into the 40s or below.
February dose of Cute Critters
Thought I would start this new category as I keep seeing the most beautiful photographs of baby animals so I'll try to make regular postings. I just can't resist them and never tire of seeing the antics and close bond they have with their parents. Nothing like a good dose of aaaaaawh!
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