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American wigeons (front), some other ducks (rear)
Ngauruhoe
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Ngauruhoe is an active volcano, but not on this day.
Originally posted on ipernity 26 November 2016.
Eastern collared lizard
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Crotaphytus collaris
This photo was taken very near the Arizona meteor crater. I'm not sure why it is called the eastern collared lizard; it seemed quite western to me.
Originally posted 28 November 2016.
Common sagebrush lizard
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Sceloporus graciosus
Somewhere in northern Arizona.
Originally posted 29 November 2016
Kiss me under the little pine tree
Sandhill cranes and assorted ducks
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This photo was taken at Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge in northern Alabama. Thousands (maybe tens of thousands) of waterfowl come here in the winter. There are usually a few of the very rare whooping cranes, although I don't see any in this photo. I doubt I will go there this winter (2020).
Originally posted 27 January 2015.
Tongariro - Emerald Lakes
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More about the "Tongariro Alpine Crossing" www.newzealand.com/int/feature/tongariro-alpine-crossing
Originally posted 26 November 2016.
Pied-billed grebes on Bluff Lake
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One of my most popular photos on Panoramio.
Originally posted on ipernity on 29 October 2016
Ruby-throated hummingbird
Baby Cooper's hawks
Adult Cooper's hawk
American white pelicans
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Pelecanus erythrorhynchos on the Tennessee River in northern Alabama
Original post date: 25 November 2019
Port Austin Reef lighthouse (or maybe Laputa).
Painted turtle
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Asker Garip by the pond
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Mississippi Snow Man
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Snow is rare in Mississippi, so some farmers use plastic-wrapped hay bales instead.
This is a Federal Facility
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Cormorants ready to depart
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