Sony Alpha 7III; Canon EF 16-35 mm f2.8 L II USM
CPL
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• Burchell's Zebra, Damara zebra, Zululand zebra.
• Cebra de Burchell
Southern subspecies of the plains zebra.
Scientific classification
Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:Chordata
Class:Mammalia
Order:Perissodactyla
Family:Equidae
Genus:Equus
Species:E. quagga
Subspecies:E. q. burchelli
Pilanesberg National Park, North West Province, South Africa
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You can’t write off Winter yet but days are getting longer and warmer. Grosser Weserbogen, Ostwestfalen, Germany
This hoary marmot trio were snuggling close and tight as I hiked the Skyline Trail. Just a treat seen often here in Paradise.
"The word "hoary" refers to the silver-gray fur on their shoulders and upper back; the remainder of the upper parts have drab- or reddish-brown fur.
The marmots hibernate seven to eight months a year in burrows they excavate in the soil, often among or under boulders. Each colony typically maintains a single hibernaculum and a number of smaller burrows, used for sleeping and refuge from predators. Each colony digs an average of five such burrows a year, and a mature colony may have over a hundred. Sleeping burrows and hibernacula are larger and more complex, with multiple entrances, deep chambers lined with plant material, and stretching to a depth of about 3.5 metres (11 ft). A colony may have up to 9 regular sleeping burrows, in addition to the larger hibernaculum." Wikipedia
Have a wonderful Wednesday!
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Stepping outside into the vibrant streets of Old Havana, I was instantly captivated by the array of colors, the captivating allure of the place, the sheer richness of the architecture, and the intricate textures that adorned every corner.
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