#All of Natures Wildlife Level_1

[johnnyslittleanimalblog]

Bobcat Kittens at play : Practicing their predatory techniques by Jamie Felton Via Flickr: .

[sitting-on-me-bum]

Tarsier by Eddie 11uisma Via Flickr: @ Bohol, Philippines The Philippine Tarsier is one of the smallest primates in the world and is considered to be the mammal with the biggest eyes. Their diet consists of insects in the main. Their height is between 90 to 160 mm (3.5 to 6.25 inches). Their weight is between 70 to 165 grams (3-6 ozs). The big eyes give them very acute night vision and make them good night hunters. The big ears can move in the direction of any noise and the heads can swivel through 180 degrees.

[adremisawishyourheartmakes123789]

[ericalswenson]

Tri-color rose by PL Tandon (Thank you friends for 375K + views) on Flickr.

Good morning rose 4 u

[eartheir-blog]

sem título by Femme Peintre on Flickr.

[funnywildlife]

funnywildlife:

_MG_8046 by Theo Kruse on Flickr.

[thehebrewhammer514]

Malayan Tiger by Vin PSK on Flickr.

[thebuggeek-blog]

Too Close for Comfort by Bruce Wyma on Flickr.

[awildcatappears]

Bug by Bumbus on Flickr.

[lemonadelives-blog]

Bird_0390 by Robinson T Cunha on Flickr.

[noodles84]

il salto del porciglione,, 063 by JonnyIomini38 on Flickr.

[vplessky]

Mr by Dave 997 on Flickr.

[funnywildlife]

D7C_0675 by peterstratmoen on Flickr.

Cowbird fledgling with Bluebird parent. For more information on this phenomenon look at: www.sialis.org/cowbirds.htm

[coffeenuts]

Snowy Owl 2010 by Nature's Photo Adventures - David G Hemmings on Flickr.

[gyravlvnebe]

Snowy Owl 2010 by Nature's Photo Adventures - David G Hemmings on Flickr.