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25.01.2022 What a pair of cuties

24.01.2022 This is hilarious ...

23.01.2022 I'd move to WA just to look after these gorgeous critters.

22.01.2022 An awesome photo

21.01.2022 This brought tears .. so so special

21.01.2022 Such a cutie ... runs like a little mechanical soul

21.01.2022 Looks like fairy floss

21.01.2022 .... never tire of watching these magnificent birds.

19.01.2022 SE25 - 1:20pm Our little bobblehead has dried off now, still trying to hold its head up. Nasty stick in the way, bad for focus. No pip seen on SE26 yet.

18.01.2022 Its only in slow motion we see how magical and awesome these birds are ...

18.01.2022 Awesome footage..

18.01.2022 30th July, 2020 - SE25 and SE26 in the sun

18.01.2022 Something a little different ... and inspiring and heartening

16.01.2022 How awesome is this?! Tassie devils, wombats, quolls and possums have all been captured entering and exiting the same burrow at Crabtree near Hobart over the ...course of a few weeks. "Wombats and devils seem to amicably share the burrow," property owner Jenny Cambers-Smith said. Amazing! : Taswildlife.com

16.01.2022 These little ones hold a special place in my heart

16.01.2022 The Waif Clinic has been suspended at this point till the end of September. If you have any queries please leave us a message and Derek or one of our vets will be in touch to discuss your query. Our vets will be available for advice.

16.01.2022 We are gearing up for Giving Tuesday next week! Today we want to share how grateful we are for our Wildlife Rehab staff! They treated over 800 injured animal...s this past year and nursed them back to health. Bringing Children and Animals Together #NoahsArkAnimalSanctuary #BLT #SharetheDream #GivingTuesday #Grateful #GeorgiaGives #BabyDeer See more

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15.01.2022 The Arabian horned viper (Cerastes gasperettii) is found across North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. A member of the venomous viper family, this snake is th...e ultimate ambush predator. They lie in wait conserving energy until prey comes within striking distance, whereupon they strike with incredible speed and accuracy. #EarthCapture by nistarps via IG See more

14.01.2022 It's coming into that time of year ...

14.01.2022 Emerald bees on orchid. Euglossa bazinga is one of the 250 orchid bee species found in Brazil. The "orchid bees" (the euglossini tribe within the bee family Api...dae) are found in forests from Mexico to southeastern Brazil. They are easily distinguished from other bees by their extremely long thin tongues, which can equal twice the length of the body, and their shiny metallic coloration. Video by Eduardo Budes See more

12.01.2022 Just the two of us... We all know giraffes are big... but how big? Well, on average, their heart alone weighs over 11kg! This huge heart is needed to pum...p blood all around the body. Their lungs are capable of holding 55 litres of air. To put that into perspective, human lungs can hold around 6 litres. #EarthCapture by Darshan Hs

12.01.2022 Delightful to get a lovely up close glimpse of our osprey chick who is moving into the next stage of plumage as the pin feathers make an appearance. Sticking very close to Mamma

12.01.2022 Local Ospreys at Herveybay appears that fishing line and hooks are gone and all well they held up there legs very well and showed me lol

12.01.2022 Its coming into that time of year ...

12.01.2022 It's only in slow motion we see how magical and awesome these birds are ...

09.01.2022 The Azure Kingfisher is one of the smallest and most striking Australian birds. They pair monogamously before defending their breeding territory. They are never... far from water where they catch their prey! They'll also often kill their prey by repeatedly striking it against the perch before swallowing it head first...these birds are as hardcore as they are gorgeous. Image: Ann Killeen

09.01.2022 This is what it's all about ... just awesome !!

07.01.2022 Kani the Hippo calf from Taronga Western Plains Zoo is now six months old and gee hasn't he grown lots during this time! Check out the difference from April compared to now! #forthewild #tarongatv

06.01.2022 Words escape me ..

05.01.2022 How good are these two

05.01.2022 Saturday, 7th November, 2020 Huge thank you to Chris Bruce for pics of SE26 taken this morning. Approximately 12.5 metres above the ground, 11:06am, near the Disco. Video from Sunday 8th November, included in comments

05.01.2022 Today has been extra ordinary! Started with another amazing University of Minnesota Raptor Center webinar, then was able to catch up with my friends there after...woods. The amazing Fireman Sam and his lovely wife Jenny Conway finished off a meticulously constructed new aviary, I was given the wonderful surprise below, and Ross the wonder builder did amazing stuff on the new project, and all that was just starters!! The star of the day though goes to the legend Opie the Powerful owl. Today he took a 160g rat from in leafy foliage and took it up to the highest perch. You will see what followed but another tick for Opie and his progress. Thanks to the new aviary being completed a little Australian Boobook has moved into his new space and Opie now has access to 18 m of flying space with varying levels of perching access. He now makes another milestone successfully. Next step will be the small 30 m round free flight. I am sitting here watching him on the CCTV waiting for him to go through into his expanded area. So far he has looked like he was doing the big run twice but each time ha circles and comes back, which is also exciting. Here he is about half an hour ago looking so good as he consumes his dinner nicely up on the highest perch for the first time.

04.01.2022 Sometimes 'just' is enough

04.01.2022 This makes my heart melt .. great work.

04.01.2022 What can you say about this ... another awesome creature

04.01.2022 Simple advice .. Protective advice .. It works advice ..

03.01.2022 Have you ever come across an "echidna train"? Caitlin was lucky enough to spot these five echidnas a few days ago in the Dandenong Ranges in Victoria. Read more: https://ab.co/3fxMApW

03.01.2022 This is what its all about ... just awesome !!

03.01.2022 Too gorgeous not to share

02.01.2022 Beautiful Beetles. Part of the "beetle collection" in the Karlsruhe Museum of Natural History Photo: Scott Lewis on Flickr Via Avantgardens

01.01.2022 Spoonbill coming in for a landing.

01.01.2022 Another too good not to share ... Restoring one video at a time my faith in humans.

01.01.2022 A study has produced a unique conservation tool to protect livestock, lions and livelihoods. Would you believe it involves painting eyes on the rumps of cattle?... Taronga and UNSW researchers have been working with farmers in the Okavango Delta region in Botswana, painting eyes on the backsides of cattle in 14 herds that had previously suffered lion attacks. Normally cattle herds graze unattended for most of the day, when the vast majority of lion attacks occur. Researchers painted one-third of each herd with eyes on rumps, one third with cross marks and one third unmarked. No painted eye-cows were killed by predators during the entire four-year study, while 15 unpainted and 4 cross-painted cattle were killed. Practical guides demonstrating the eye-cow technique have now been produced in both English and Setswana to assist farmers to implement this unique technique. It is hoped that this simple, low-cost, non-lethal approach will allow farmers to coexist with lions and other predators. This is good news for lions in the wild as populations continue to decline, with human-animal conflict a significant contributor. So it looks like the eyes have it this World Lion Day! The eye-cow project is a collaboration between Taronga Conservation Society Australia, UNSW Science and Botswana Predator Conservation. Bobby-Jo Photography