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A little ray of light..#apicoftheweek #fsprintmonday #freeyourstory #sharemonday2026 #apicoftheweek #WexMondays #landscape #landscapes #grey #lake
January 26, 2026 at 8:56 PM
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#kraftwerk #concert
/ #multimediatour was really #impressive and #photogenic 😍... #WexMondays #fsprintmonday #apicoftheweek #sharemonday2026 #share #music #musicians #photography #photographer #beautyineveryday #beautiful #beauty #musical
June 8, 2026 at 8:59 PM
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Sphinx month checking out Lantana
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#nature
January 26, 2026 at 10:45 PM
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##WexMondays #fsprintmonday #freeyourstory #sharemonday2026
January 19, 2026 at 11:59 PM
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Hope this makes your sunsets as special as I felt this moment was... #incredible I think i missed full #bloom but then I realized even if I was late I could actually still utilize the light and the cobwebs blew me away! #sharemonday2026 #WexMondays #photography #fsprintmonday #apicoftheweek #closeup
May 4, 2026 at 7:01 PM
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For my #sharemonday2026 and my ##fsprintmonday #apicoftheweek #WexMondays #photography ##lowlight ##lowlightphotography #bluehour #night #nightlight #nightphotography
April 6, 2026 at 10:43 PM
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Lets hope this one makes some impact.. #photographically #macro #upclose #closeup #sharemonday2026 #WexMondays #fsprintmonday #apicoftheweek #beauty #beautiful #beauty #lookup #sunset #sunsets #sunsetoverland #beautyineveryday #beautiful
July 13, 2026 at 12:07 PM
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Hotheads #ShareMonday2026 #FoxOfTheDay

It was #hot last week 🥵 #Temperatures flared at #Kew as the heat rose towards a new #May #record of 35°C 😱 See ALT for more #heatwave #nature #wildlife @rbgkew.bsky.social @chrisgpackham.bsky.social @ldnwildlifetrust.bsky.social @bbcspringwatch.bsky.social
The May and spring temperature record was broken last week at Kew Gardens, reaching 35.1°C during the afternoon. I left before it became too hot for me to bear! By 9am, when most people were starting their working day, the temperature had already climbed to 27°C. The foxes had been active since before opening time, with the vixens bringing in food while conditions were still suitable for hunting. As the heat intensified, much of the wildlife that Connie and I enjoy watching disappeared into cooler dens, nests, undergrowth and shaded woodland. My chosen image this week shows two fox cubs born to neighbouring dens occupied by sibling vixens. Once the cubs are a few months old, the vixens bring them together and raise them communally in a shared den. These cubs were born several weeks apart, explaining the noticeable difference in size. In the heat, fresh food is especially important, providing a significant source of water as well as nutrition. Competition can therefore become quite intense. The larger cub crouches low to the ground as it lunges towards the other. Its body is stretched forward, mouth open wide to reveal its teeth, while its ears are pinned back. The smaller cub rocks back on its haunches with its front legs raised defensively. Its mouth is also open, showing teeth and tongue, ears folded back in submission. The confrontation is brief, with both cubs vocalising as they challenge each other over food. They both have the reddish-brown coat typical of the species. The larger cub has a rich orange-red coat with darker shading on the ears and lower legs. The smaller cub shows more grey on the chest and underside, along with more pronounced dark markings around the muzzle. The scene is set within a lush green habitat, with tall grasses in the foreground and dense rhododendron foliage behind. A curved branch crossing the left side of the frame adds depth and helps frame the action.
June 1, 2026 at 8:41 PM