Baby-faced Assassin by Wildcaster on Flickr.4 month old cheetah cub lying next to recently killed impala.
Rollier à longs brins by folken4461 on Flickr.Lilac Breasted Roller
Sumatran Tiger Portrait by Steve Wilson - need to up my game on Flickr.
I love this tree !! by Steve Wilson - need to up my game on Flickr.Jaguar#TREEHUGGER !!!!
West African Crowned Crane (balearica pavonina pavonina) by Steve Wilson - need to up my game on Flickr.West African crowned cranes roost in trees, which is unusual for cranes. They gather in large flocks during the non-breeding season and roost in open trees overnight. Conservation West African crowned cranes are listed as vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the world’s oldest and largest global environmental network. Numbers of West African crowned cranes are in decline. The species is under pressure because of habitat loss and destruction, as well as over-collection for the pet trade. Much of the wetlands and grasslands of their native equatorial West Africa have been converted to pasture and agricultural land, and drought has also ravaged the land in recent decades.
Rhinoceros Hornbill portrait by Steve Wilson - need to up my game on Flickr.
What’s over there? by Steve Wilson - need to up my game on Flickr.Brown Breasted Barbet?
Avian Glam Rock by Steve Wilson - need to up my game on Flickr.Victoria Crowned Pigeon, Chester Zoo, Uk
Harnas African Wildlife Rescue - Meet the Cheeky Animals
A handsome jaguar on the bank of the Cuiaba River in the Brazilian Pantanal by Panthera Cats on Flickr.Today, the Pantanal ecosystem is one of the most biologically rich habitats in the world. By conserving jaguars, Panthera’s Pantanal Jaguar Project is protecting this ecosystem & the thousands of bird, plant, fish, reptile, mammal & other species that share their home w/ the jaguar. Learn more @ bit.ly/Uj1l5l
An African cheetah mid-sprint by Panthera Cats on Flickr.Cheetahs are the world’s fastest land animal, but they are quickly losing ground. 77% of their historic range in Africa has been lost and today, just 70-110 Asiatic cheetahs remain in Iran. Learn how Panthera is protecting the Asiatic cheetah @ bit.ly/fmwk4J
A female cheetah and her playful cub - Phinda Private Game Reserve, South Africa by Panthera Cats on Flickr.
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