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October 2023 in the Peruvian Amazon
wildlife photography
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Picture taken this week in Estes Park, CO, USA.
Other hiking pics on pixelfed!
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Rocky Mountain National Park, close to the Grand Lake, CO entrance.
Check me out on pixelfed, too!
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What a beautiful creature! I always love when I cross paths with a snapping turtle.
More pics from today on pixelfed!
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Newly emerged. Landed on some netting while I was gardening, seems to be settled in for the night.
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I saw a giant, spiky yellow ball moving along the shoulder of the road near Montezuma, Colorado (east of Keystone Resort). They were kind enough to pose for this picture.
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/15072915
Pixelfed post: https://pxlmo.com/i/web/post/692562477489803431
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/15035555
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/15035551
Pixelfed post: https://pxlmo.com/i/web/post/692562477489803431
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/11579263
This young koala was still new to climbing on its own and was moving slowly and mum was nearby on another branch. It was moving to eat some leaves.
It managed to find itself under the branch at some point, but got on top again and carried on.
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