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#wildlifephotography

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Maikel de Bakker
After two weeks away, the journey back home felt almost longer than the trip itself. Unpacking, laundry, sorting things out… you probably know that feeling when vacation ends and “real life” piles up faster than your suitcase ever did. By the end of the day, I was ready for another vacation (not seriously, but you get me 😅).

And then, in the middle of the post-trip chaos, a small reminder of home arrived. A lovely little robin hopped into the garden as if to say, “Welcome back, where have you been?” For me, it felt like a quiet celebration: back to familiar surroundings, back to feeding the birds, back to the rhythms of daily life.

Robins have a special place in many cultures. In folklore, they’re often seen as messengers of hope, new beginnings, and sometimes even as guardians watching over us. Scientifically, they’re just as fascinating: their red breast is a territorial signal, and they’re among the few birds that will sing all year round — even through winter, when most others fall silent. That’s perhaps why they’ve long been seen as little bringers of cheer.

This robin, perched patiently, reminded me that home has its own kind of magic — sometimes quieter than a new destination, but just as worth noticing.

Canon 5D Mark IV + Sigma 100–400mm.

#Robin #GardenBirds #BirdPhotography #NaturePhotography #BirdWatching #BackHome #GardenWildlife #BirdLovers #CanonPhotography #SigmaLens #Canon5DMarkIV #FeatheredFriend #SmallWonders #BirdsOfEurope #DutchWildlife #BackyardBirding #AvianBeauty #Songbird #NatureLovers #BirdsInFocus #WildlifePhotography #AnimalPhotography #GardenMagic #DailyNature #HomeAgain #ResilientNature #BirdOfTheDay #BirdNerd #BirdLover #BirdObsessed #BirdWatchingDaily #BirdPhotographyWorldwide #NatureIsHome #SimpleJoys #RedBreastRobin #BirdingMoments #CloseToNature #BirdPortrait #BirdsAreAwesome #WonderInDetails #ByArmand
#byarmand
Michael Lyon
🦏💚 Today is World Rhino Day!

I feel so grateful to have witnessed and photographed these magnificent animals resting peacefully together in the wild. Rhinos are powerful, resilient, and deeply symbolic of the importance of protecting our planet’s precious wildlife.

Let’s take a moment to celebrate them today and remember why conservation matters—for rhinos, for nature, and for future generations. 🌍✨

#WorldRhinoDay #RhinoConservation #WildlifePhotography #photography #PhotosOfMastodon #マスト写真部 #pixelfed
#pixelfed
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Tim Stanton

Look who’s dining out! The largest animals, by far, that I saw on my adventures in #Colorado were not on a trail, but next to a house in a neighborhood that abutted one of the trailheads. While walking to my car after a hike, I saw four #moose (two in pic) chomping on some delicious shrubs and trees next to the house. 🤣 This is a zoomed in photo— definitely kept my distance. #wildlife #nature #photography

#MountainMonday#PhotoMonday#NaturePhotography
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