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16.01.2022 Wildlife Conservation Day is celebrated on December 4th every year. Wildlife conservation definition Wildlife conservation activities relate to the protection of plants and animal species, and their habitats. Conservation efforts are made with a goal to preserve nature and endangered species for the future generations". Animal welfare definition Animal welfare refers to the animal’s physical and mental state. It considers how an animal is coping with the conditions in which it lives.... https://margaretweiss.com.au/wildlife-conservation/

15.01.2022 https://margaretweiss.com.au/international-cheetah-day/

15.01.2022 American Bald Eagles [Haliaeetus leucocephalus]. . These two juvenile bald eagles were having a fight over a piece of salmon. . Chilkat River Preserve is home of the Bald Eagle.... . Established in June 1982 to protect the worlds largest concentration of Bald Eagles and their critical pristine protected habitat. . Approx 200-400 bald eagles live in this protected habitat. . November is the Bald Eagle Festival and the best time to come and photograph these amazing birds. . As the river freezes leaving little areas for the eagles to catch their salmon. . Some eagles will swoop down from the trees and catch a salmon while others are too lazy, but would rather wait til an eagle has caught a salmon and then try and steal the salmon from its talons. . There is a lot of entertainment watching the Eagles fish and fight amongst themselves for their precious salmon. . The eagles in this photo are juveniles as they havent developed fully white feathers on their heads and still have many white feathers under their wings and tail. . A great Bald Eagle photography experience, but not for the faint hearted as the temperatures were -20c for the duration of my weeks stay in Haines. . . . #chilkatriver #chilkatrivereaglepreserve #baldeaglepreserve #hainesalaska #usatravel #northamerica #baldeaglesofinstagram #alaskaadventure #alaskaphotography #baldeagles #snowylandscapes #minus20c #belowzero #20below #amazingdestinations #freezingcold #natgeotraveller #baldeaglefoundation #landscapephotographer #frozen #landscapephotography @americanbaldeaglefoundation #snowhite #margaretweissphotography See more

14.01.2022 December 14th is a day to celebrate all of our monkey friends and non-human primates (apes, tarsiers and lemurs). monkey and primate family tree Monkeys are cute and very entertaining. They have large brains, are highly intelligent and very vocal, making a wide variety of sounds depending on their situation. They are very humanlike in so many ways. For example; opposing thumbs, they use tools (sticks and rocks) to perform many tasks, use leaves to scoop up water to drink, show many emotions (love, anger, sadness, joy and laughter), and possess their own set of unique finger prints.... https://margaretweiss.com.au/world-monkey-day-2020/

13.01.2022 Yellowstone National Park (YNP) was not only the first national park in the U.S., but also the first in the world. It was deemed a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1979. YNP is the Earth's largest active geyser area, much of which is located within an ancient volcanic caldera (a large volcanic crater, especially one formed by a major eruption leading to the collapse of the mouth of the volcano... https://margaretweiss.com.au/yellowstone-national-park-an-/

08.01.2022 https://margaretweiss.com.au/international-zebra-day-2021/

02.01.2022 What is the fascination for abandoned and decaying places? What is now termed as ruin porn, urban exploration (UE or URBEX), urban decay photography, ruins photography ~ is a new form of tourism which has developed in the past 10 years. Old and abandoned Helensburg Tunnel, NSW Photographing old and abandoned places makes a stark change from the standard wildlife, landscape and portrait photography.... https://margaretweiss.com.au/the-obsession-of-urban-decay-/

01.01.2022 The Galapagos Islands are situated 950 km off the coast of Ecuador. They were discovered in 1535, and was a regular stop over for whaling ships to pick-up provisions. In 1832 Ecuador claimed the Islands as their own and continue to control the Islands to this day. It was a popular fishing spot for Ecuadorian fishermen and was also used as a penal colony.... https://margaretweiss.com.au/the-galapagos-islands-a-natur/

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