Photos. And photos. And yet a few photos...

[aletheiafelinea]

I'm haaappyyy!!! ...like a cat in an aviary. :3 The main reason is on the bottom of the post.


A week ago I went to a forest, to bother various little creatures and critters.
I recommend full views, REALLY.



Wind Music
A Collared Dove. Looks like sitting on a stave and waiting for other notes, doesn't it?



Observer
It's an Easter palm. In Poland, there's a folklore tradition of sticking the consecrated palms after Palm Sunday into the ground on a field, as a talisman for improving and protecting the harvest.









An ant-hill... *scratches nervously*




A bathing Coal Tit. I doubt if it was cleaner from that. :}




And here's my preciousss! *grin like hell* Fire Salamander, a prey beyond my wildest dreams, as a top protected endangered species and all, and now it's sitting next to a path, not caring a damn about all the extinction... heck, not even caring about my lens... and where, no farther than six km from my home!
Camouflage is for sissies


Have a nice what-remained-of Sunday! :)

Comments

[joyful-molly.livejournal.com]

Waoh, that's amazing! You were double lucky, one for finding him, one for him staying put and posing! :D Gorgeous picture, congratulations! The other pictures are lovely too, especially the tit. Thanks for sharing!

[aletheiafelinea.livejournal.com]

You were double lucky, one for finding him, one for him staying put and posing! :D
This! How often it is that some wonderful model doesn't want to be model, flashes enticingly and disappears, a mean beast. This one was most gracious and let for worshipping. :D

It's quite often that I see what I've caught not until looking at photos at home. I was sure they were Great or Blue Tits (there were a pair of them), but at home I saw it was a Coal Tit. Quite exciting, too, cause I've never seen them before.

Thanks for coming! :)

[margaret-r.livejournal.com]

Beaufiful pics, I can't find one that I like best, but I must say that salamander is wonderful! Thanks so much for sharing:)

[aletheiafelinea.livejournal.com]

The tiny beast is so cute, and looked so fragile, it was so fine to meet it.
Thanks so much for coming! :)

[moth2fic.livejournal.com]

Those are very happy-making! You were lucky with the salamander but then maybe just hanging around waiting to 'bother' creatures creates its own luck? I think the coal tit enjoyed his bath, whether it got him clean or not!

[aletheiafelinea.livejournal.com]

Heh, to tell the truth, they didn't even looked very bothered, the ants were even interested, too much for my liking... Oh yes! The tit enjoyed it visibly, and we were both happy, the bird in mud, and me with my camera. *g*

[moth2fic.livejournal.com]

Some people think birds like mudbaths because the mud gets rid of ants. Maybe you should have joined him?!

[aletheiafelinea.livejournal.com]

Yay! The poor thing would be indignant! :-D "Look for your own pool! Chirp!"

[aletheiafelinea.livejournal.com]

I have no slightest idea how it could be I had the opportunity for such pic! I looked into a puddle in hope for frogs, and what I see, the Law Protected Object is sitting there, a metre from the track! And I can't decide which one of them was more aww! They're even muddy as well, the salamander on its nose, the tit all over. :D