#Woodland Park.

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The cubs have grown their springs and learned how to use their tails as a counter-balance. It has made them increasingly adorable and also increasingly hard to photograph.

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Credit: Peter Thomas

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First fully colored drawing I did for South Park, kinda glad how this came out actually!

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A charming stone farmhouse deep in England's scenic Lake District

[forestgreenivy]

The floodplain old growth forest, full of swamp guts and land often under water, hides truly ancient bald cypress trees. They are treasures the land works to preserve. The ecosystem within Congaree is hard to navigate and most of the time is not a friendly place to explore. You have to accept the creatures, bugs, mushy ground, and very long walks - but when you see the old growth- it’s always worth it. It reminds me that we are all here as a small part of this world among trees that were here 1,000 years before us. The old growth and the young cypress trees will be here long after each of us. To me, it is a humbling, calming reminder.

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“ The first light “ // Peter Polák

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Numbat - Myrmecobius fasciatus

Another huge thrill on the trip with Inala Nature Tours was seeing a numbat in Dryandra Woodland National Park in south west Western Australia. These amazing marsupials are endangered.

By Jenny Thynne

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Woodland Park

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Robin..Muscicapidae - Old World Flycatchers by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Peckham rye park early morning busy feeding and catching worms and bugs..

[justvibingwhilecrying]

I forgor to post these

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Two of my favorite shots of the cubs so far.

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The old bridge by the springhouse in the woods.

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Mt. Rainier National Park

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horrifying