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sexta-feira, 9 de janeiro de 2015

The week in wildlife – in pictures

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http://www.theguardian.com/environment/gallery/2015/jan/09/the-week-in-wildlife-in-pictures


The week in wildlife – in pictures

Stunning frost formations, an underwater feeding frenzy and a rare bittern feature in this week’s best images from the natural world

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  • Red Deer stag (Cervus elaphus) in snow-covered pine forest Red deer in the snow in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland - Dec 2014 These majestic red deer look perfectly at home in their snowy environment. Wildlife photographer Mark Hamblin photographed the magnificent animals as they wandered through a winter wonderland in the Cairngorms National Park in Scotland. He comments: "The stags come into the forest during the winter where they are more sheltered from the worst of the winter weather. They are completely wild animals but at this time of year will come to feed on nutritious pellets laid out for them. This provides them with extra nutrients when feeding is more difficult especially when there is deep snow on the ground. The deer stay in this area until early April, when they move back out on to the open moor and become a lot more wary of humans?.
    Wild red deer stags in the snow in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland
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  • epa04549363 A group of White-naped Cranes in Cheorwon-gun county near the demilitarized zone (DMZ) in Gangwon province, South Korea, 07 January 2015. The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea has become a nearly untouched nature refuge.
    A group of white-naped Cranes in Cheorwon-gun, South Korea near to the demilitarized zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea, which has become a nearly untouched nature refuge
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  • Heavy frost and large ice spike formations envelop a watchtower and trees at Mount Javornik on December 9, 2014 in Javornik, Slovenia. THESE incredible ice formations were created when freezing fog descended on a mountain range. The images were captured by photographer Marko Korosec who travelled to the top of Mount Javornik in Eastern Slovenia and noticed that hard rime had been accumulating in the mountains. Hard rime is a white ice that forms when the water droplets in fog freeze onto a surface.
    Incredible ice formations envelop a watchtower and trees at Mount Javornik in Slovenia. The sculptures were created by a freezing fog that descended on the mountain range
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  • As the sun rises to start a new day, this little bird looks like he's having a morning smoke - but the steam is just his breath in the cold air. Temperatures are below freezing as the stunning red-winged blackbird sits on a plant in a field, taking in his surroundings. The little bird's warm breath floats out of his beak, only to vanish into thin air moments later. These spectacular pictures were taken by professional nature photographer, Ian Plant. Ian, 42, braved the below freezing temperatures at sunrise and visited a freshwater marsh in Virginia, USA, to snap these pictures.
    A red-winged blackbird smokes as his breath steams in the subfreezing early morning air, Virginia, US
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  • A young coyote is seen on the tarmac of the airport of El Salvador after the 4th stage of the Dakar Rally 2015, from Chilecito to Copiapo January 7, 2015.
    A young coyote treads the tarmac of El Salvador airport following the fourth stage of the Dakar Rally 2015 from Chilecito to Copiapo
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  • Bittern Flight
    A rare bittern flying over the marshes at Cley, North Norfolk, taken by oliyhine and featured in the GuardianWitness January assignment, Wildlife on your doorstep. You can share your wildlife photos with us viaGuardianWitness
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  • Green and black poison dart frogs (Dendrobates auratus), which are part of the new "Land of Frogs" permanent exhibition at the Gamboa Rainforest Hotel on the outskirts of Panama City, January 7, 2015.
    Green and black poison dart frogs (Dendrobates auratus), part of a new Land of Frogs permanent exhibition at the Gamboa Rainforest Hotel on the outskirts of Panama City
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  • An Indian one horned rhino is pictured in the Kaziranga national park, Assam, India.
    An Indian one horned rhino in the Kaziranga national park, Assam, India. The park is a rhino sanctuary and is helping to revive the species and protect them from poachers
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  • Dalmatian pelicans (Pelecanus crispus) underwater view of group feeding, Lake Kirkini, Greece Photographs of Bence Mate - 2014 *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/phmh Caught in startling close-up detail, these stunning images give an unusual perspective on the animal world. Award winning Hungarian photographer Bence Mate's breathtaking images capture wildlife unbelievably up close and personal. His nickname - 'the invisible wildlife photographer' - offers an explanation to just how he manages to capture such intimate snaps. In one shot Dalmatian pelicans in a feeding frenzy are seen from below the water, while a grey heron snaps up a fish just inches from the camera. To get his amazing shots Bence can spend days, weeks or even months quietly tucked away in a hide that he himself has carefully designed and built. These often utilise one-way glass, which is what enables him to get so close to his oblivious subjects.
    A Dalmatian pelican (Pelecanus crispus) in an underwater feeding frenzy, Lake Kerkini, Greece
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  • A man walks past a dead green turtle along Karachi's Clifton beach January 7, 2015.
    A man walks past a dead green turtle along Karachi’s Clifton beach
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  • An European bison feeds in a forest of the Nalibokskaya Pushcha Reserve, near the village of Rum, west of Minsk, January 6, 2015. The bison, a national symbol of Belarus, is the largest wild animal in the country, and several dozens of them live in this reserve, which has the largest forest in Belarus.
    An European bison feeds in the Naliboki Pushcha Reserve, near the village of Rum, west of Minsk. The bison is a national symbol of Belarus and several dozens of them live in the reserve
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  • Barn owl, Tyto alba, single bird in grass, Norfolk, January 2015
    Barn owl (Tyto alba), Norfolk, UK
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  • A Bolivian Black Capped Squirrel Monkey is counted during the annual stock take at London Zoo, London, January 5, 2015.
    A Bolivian black capped squirrel monkey is counted during theannual stock take at London Zoo
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  • Dead palm trees stand in front of the Dead Sea coastal resort near Ein Gedi, Israel, 2 December 2014. According to media reports the Dead Sea water level is dropping with an average of one meter per year since the first water level measurements in 1927.
    Dead palm trees in front of the Dead Sea coastal resort near Ein Gedi, Israel. The Dead Sea water level has dropped an average of one meter per year since the first measurements in 1927, according to media reports
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  • A deer lays dead after a bushfire moved through the area near One Tree Hill in the Adelaide Hills on January 5, 2015. Firefighters raced January 5 to contain a major blaze before the forecast return of strong winds and a heatwave, following the loss of 26 homes in the worst bushfire conditions in South Australia for three decades.
    A deer lays dead after a bushfire near One Tree Hill in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia
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  • Swans fly in the sky above Lietzen in the district of Maerkisch-Oberland, Germany, 03 January 2015. Currently, migratory birds like geese, swans or cranes can be observed searching for food on fields around eastern Brandenburg.
    Swans fly in search of food above Lietzen, Germany
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  • Undated Kent Wildlife handout photo of beavers in Kent as the beavers which vanished from the UK's shores hundreds of years ago, could be making a comeback across Britain, January 2, 2015. Wildlife groups back the return of the aquatic mammals, which manage the landscape by cutting down trees and damning rivers, for the benefit they can provide in preventing flooding, maintaining water quality and boosting other wildlife. But farmers and anglers have raised concerns that they can damage the landscape and fish migration routes, and conservation efforts should be focused on the UK's existing wildlife. Despite the concerns it appears that the beaver, which was hunted to extinction by the 16th century, could once again become a permanent feature of waterways in England, Scotland and Wales, as they have across Europe.
    Beavers in Kent, UK. Beavers were hunted to extinction in the UK by the 16th century but are making a comeback and could once again become a permanent feature of waterways in England, Scotland and Wales
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