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02/11/2026

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Life is brutal.
01/11/2026

Life is brutal.





31/10/2026

The benefits of sitting still.

Sometimes quietly going nowhere is better than driving around searching. If they want you to see them you will.





30/10/2026

Morning scratch and stretch.

Fledged and almost as large as its parents, this young Verreaux’s Eagle-Owl is still making persistent calls for its parents who are sat in the next tree. Size doesn’t always mean independence.





29/10/2026
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27/10/2026

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27/10/2026

Elephants protect as one. Here, the adults formed a defensive shield around their young for quite some time. They had relaxed a little by this stage, but the intensity of their behaviour earlier made it seem as though they had detected something in the surrounding bush. Moments like this show just how complex, intelligent and socially connected these animals are. 🐘❤️





Dinner for one 💚
26/10/2026

Dinner for one 💚





26/10/2026

This is what happens to all the fur, feathers, bones and other indigestible bits a raptor eats? Instead of passing through the digestive tract, they’re compressed into a pellet and ejected through the mouth. This buzzard was casting a pellet, a completely normal part of a raptor’s digestive process.





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