#WildlifeLove

[anianilifemi]

panda so cute animlas lover

[missedmilemarkers]

This heartwarming moment captures a Canada goose and its fuzzy gosling by the water's edge. The adult goose, elegant and protective, glances to the right ensuring safety, while the curious gosling seems busy exploring the ground, still cloaked in its soft down. The tranquil blue of the lake provides a perfect backdrop for this serene scene of nature’s familial bond. The simple act of being together resonates with a quiet beauty.

[pets-birds]

Heartwarming Rescue | Girl Helps Polar Bear Give Birth

[its-not-canon]

Farne Islands Seals: Nature's Coastal Marvel

If you’ve never heard of the Farne Islands, let me introduce you to one of the UK’s most magical wildlife spots. Located off the Northumberland coast, the Farne Islands are famous for their thriving grey seal population. Every autumn, these incredible creatures take center stage as thousands of pups are born on the rocky shores. 🐾💕

Why are the seals so special? The grey seal is one of the rarest species in the world, and the Farne Islands boast one of the largest colonies in England! Watching them bask on the rocks, clumsily flopping into the sea, or bobbing curiously in the water is pure joy. Seal pups are born with fluffy white coats that make them look like adorable, oversized teddy bears. But don’t be fooled—they grow fast and are swimming experts in just a few weeks! 🌊

Best time to visit The pupping season runs from late October to early December, and this is when the Farne Islands are most alive with seal activity. Boat tours operate from Seahouses, giving you an up-close glimpse of the seals (and often puffins and other seabirds too). Bring binoculars if you can, and keep your camera ready—it's a wildlife photographer’s dream. 📸

A few seal-watching tips:

Respect their space! The seals may look chill, but they’re wild animals and need their distance.

Wear warm clothes—North Sea breezes don’t mess around.

Support local conservation efforts to protect this unique habitat.

The Farne Islands are a reminder of how breathtakingly beautiful and fragile our natural world can be. If you ever get the chance to visit, don’t hesitate—it’s an experience you’ll treasure forever. 💙

Have you been to the Farnes or seen seals in the wild? Share your stories (or pics!) below—I’d love to hear them! 🌟

Read the full article at: https://visitorsinformation.co.uk/farne-islands-enchanting-wildlife

[seuncreative]

Caring for Hungry and Adorable Squirrel: A Nourishing Experience! 🎉💓🐿️#s...

[republicofwired]

The owner of this cow heard dogs barking at night; so he put down a camera and discovered this incredible sight. The leopard comes to greet the cow every night and licks the cow's head. The man talked to the previous owner of the cow; He later learned that the leopard's mother had died when he was 20 days old, and that the cow had fed the leopard with its milk. Since then, the leopard thinks it's the cow's mother. And every day he comes to see her at night. 🐄🐆 🤎Source: Juan Ramon Vega

[petsafarilife]

Wild Pet Adventure: A Safari Spectacle

[dukes-selection]

🌊🦭 Dive into Oceanic Bliss with our Manatee Stuffed Animal Toy! Meet the Blue Sea Cow, a plush wonder measuring 40cm long. Bring the marine magic to your world with this adorable Trichechus Manatus toy. 🌟💙 #ManateeMagic #SeaCowPlush #MarineLife #PlushToys #eBayStore #USAcustomers #ShopNow #OceanicWonders #CuteandCuddly #InstaKids #PinterestFinds #LimitedStock #WildlifeLove #UnleashImagination #CollectibleCuties

[wildpixar]

#MotacillaAlba, also known as the #WhiteWagtail, is a passerine bird of the family Motacillidae found in much of Europe, Asia and the #northwestofAfrica. Fun fact: these birds can even recognize their own reflection!

[birdingcheezer]

Well this was an unexpected visitor to the state of Michigan! Western Tananger

[heycrystalsmithart]

Birds at the Ottawa Nature Museum. Taxidermy - frozen moments in nature.

[anianilifemi]

beautiful animals

[missedmilemarkers]

Crow Friend!

[halltastic]

Friendly Mourning Dove

[alexlynchwildlife]

Some of my local Foxes . The one in the first pic is friends with me . Wave at her every time we meet and she seems fairly comfortable with my presence. I'll name her when I think of a good name