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Nature Lovers' Thread
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I thought you lived in europe PipeLine
Speeding Mullet
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Pulling the thread back to the top of the list.
Oh yeah, and some fotos:
You can't see me, as I am a tree. (happy G-raff!)
The rock is the single largest chunk of metal and rock ever to impact the earth and survive the strike:
Mother and child at a watering hole together.
Lions claw rock I believe it is called:
Sunset in Namibia:
You can't see me:
Welwitschia mirabilis, thought to be about 2000 years old, and is actually a tree:
These are a pair of very cheeky social weavers:
This balloon fell out of the sky like it was made of lead shortly after I took this foto:
The largest dune in the world, and I climbed it:
The nest in the tree is from a bird which I believe is called the social weaver, they live in groups sometimes reaching into the hundreds. The nest will be about that old too:
Bit of a lonely tree (sniff):
Don't know what this is, some sort of fish or something?!?!:
A Savanah Monitor:
A rock Dassie, 99.8% genetically related to the elephant, aparantly:
SM
Oh yeah, and some fotos:
You can't see me, as I am a tree. (happy G-raff!)
The rock is the single largest chunk of metal and rock ever to impact the earth and survive the strike:
Mother and child at a watering hole together.
Lions claw rock I believe it is called:
Sunset in Namibia:
You can't see me:
Welwitschia mirabilis, thought to be about 2000 years old, and is actually a tree:
These are a pair of very cheeky social weavers:
This balloon fell out of the sky like it was made of lead shortly after I took this foto:
The largest dune in the world, and I climbed it:
The nest in the tree is from a bird which I believe is called the social weaver, they live in groups sometimes reaching into the hundreds. The nest will be about that old too:
Bit of a lonely tree (sniff):
Don't know what this is, some sort of fish or something?!?!:
A Savanah Monitor:
A rock Dassie, 99.8% genetically related to the elephant, aparantly:
SM
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can you tell us a little something about the pics, specifically the one with the rock and the nest in the tree?
Speeding Mullet
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^^^^^^
UPDATED
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UPDATED
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Wow good info man, crazy meteor or whatever it was, you can kinda see whe it looks like people have tried to chip away at it on the sides. That is one mean looking fish man, lol. Coold birdsnest and old "tree" very cool pics.
welcome back.
big hello to all new Nature Lovers, especially those who post in this thread. Nice to see the variety of this planet's inhabitants.
Below i post one of the earliest flowering shrubs in northern hemisphere (hamamelis virginiana) - flowers in early Feb!
big hello to all new Nature Lovers, especially those who post in this thread. Nice to see the variety of this planet's inhabitants.
Below i post one of the earliest flowering shrubs in northern hemisphere (hamamelis virginiana) - flowers in early Feb!
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Great pics SM! I'm gonna have to bring my camera with me when I go out for my walks now...
Happy Sunshine Day!!!
Peace~
Hippie Chic
Happy Sunshine Day!!!
Peace~
Hippie Chic
Speeding Mullet
Member
Gangabiss, the balloon took about a minute to hit the ground, I think the pilot was trying to descend to check out some animals, but overcooked it with the venting flap on top of the balloon. It was more of a controlled descent as opposed to a bone crushing accident. I used to have a whole sequence of it going down, but I can't find the other shots.
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Speeding Mullet
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Nice big bifta with your mates at a few thousand feet watching the sun set (EDIT - I mean rise of course! WnB!!!!).... mmmm mmm!
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Truely amazing shots guys!
I never cease to be amazed at the glory of nature.
Some more winter pics.. The snow is finally starting to melt now.
Keep up the good work everyone
I never cease to be amazed at the glory of nature.
Some more winter pics.. The snow is finally starting to melt now.
Keep up the good work everyone
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Speeding Mullet
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Thats a nice touch putting borders on the fotos.
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Speeding Mullet
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Bringing the thread back to the top with some hot birds:
I got close enough to this one to use macro mode:!!:
Hope you like!
SM
I got close enough to this one to use macro mode:!!:
Hope you like!
SM
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