Photograph of the Day

[Book of Jeremiah]

This is a neat idea the UK has for Photograph of the day. Amazing photographs each day they share with their readers. Here are the pictures of the day for March 3, 2015

Pictures of the day 3 March 2015 - Telegraph

A remarkable photo has captured a weasel on a woodpecker's back as the bird flies through the air. The photographer, Martin Le-May from Essex, said he 'feared the worst' for the green bird after hearing 'distressed squawking' during its struggle with the mammal at Hornchurch Country Park. After Le-May managed to capture the incredible image - which has become a hit on Twitter since it was taken - the creature managed to escape with its life.Picture: Martin Le-May


Isn't that an amazing sight?

 

[Book of Jeremiah]

This is great!

White tailed eagles fight for food in a meadow in Kutno, Poland. The claws came out as the bird's of prey brawled over some road-kill. Mario Severi, an assistant production manager, photographed the food fight during a trip to central Poland.Picture: Mario Severi/HotSpot Media

Eagles having a food fight! Who knew?

 

[Book of Jeremiah]

Cannon Hall Farm in South Yorkshire has opened its gates to armchair farmers who want to get involved with the lambing season. Cannon Hall, which attracts up to a million visitors a year to its site and around 300,000 to the farm itself, will have seen around 800 new arrivals by the end of the spring.Picture: Lynne Cameron/PA

 

[Book of Jeremiah]

Some 100,000 cranes will descend on the Agamon Hula Ornithology and Nature Park in Israel during the migratory seasonPicture: Edi Israel/REX

 

[Missouri_Mike]

All four of those pictures have a brutal under tone. The fight for survival. As beautiful as they are the reason for them is pretty brutal.

 

[Book of Jeremiah]

All four of those pictures have a brutal under tone. The fight for survival. As beautiful as they are the reason for them is pretty brutal.

Interesting. Because those are the ones I liked the best. Of course there is something glorious about adversity - brutal or not. It removes the dross and purifies us like gold. Adversity is good.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

All four of those pictures have a brutal under tone. The fight for survival. As beautiful as they are the reason for them is pretty brutal.

Interesting. Because those are the ones I liked the best. Of course there is something glorious about adversity - brutal or not. It removes the dross and purifies us like gold. Adversity is good.

Don't get me wrong, they are incredible pictures. It's just nature and nature isn't all that pretty sometimes.

 

[longknife]

Puppy Photo of The Day

I anything should scare you, this should

From Chihuahua puppy dog looks just like Adolf Hitler Daily Mail Online