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Baby sloth cuteness (watch the video)
Great Egret ~ Silberreiher ~ Ardea alba
Very artsy Great Egret. :-)
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Two happy owlets
There is no food that taste better than vegan! It is so many new flowers that I probably never wold have find!
Even a dog like nanook needs a raincoat when it is raining this mush... If not it saves me a lot of work ;)
Hypocrisy is Our Mission | Jo Frederiks
Vegen art is the best kind of truth in combination whit irony!
My sweet Nanook whit the same size pony :)
Parr Lane Critters: Tobacco hornworm caterpillar, on my sister’s prize tomato plant. This is the larval stage of the Carolina sphinx moth (Manduca sexta). This hornworm is similar in appearance to tomato hornworms (M. quinquemaculata, the larval form of the five-spotted hawkmoth). The larvae of both species thrive on tobacco, tomatoes, and other plants in the Solanaceae or nightshade family.
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Ann Marie Bone - Out of the Blue. Oil on Canvas 14x10 inches
Cute :)<3
FEMALE BENGAL TIGER—Explored (by a walk on the wild side nature photography)
So sweet