Wild horses of Virginia, US.

Great images, Shari, all of them, but I love those horses so much!

Thank you Carmen. 

Oh, and those are so beautiful and loving....

I think so too. :)

Beautiful, Bridget and Shari!

Thank you Carmen. I like all the pictures you posted, but love the elephants! 

You are welcome, yes, they re all lovely but we all have our preferences...

That is so true. 

Those chicks are gorgeous, and the mother is a beautiful swan...

A hare on a harvested field near Herrnleis, Austria (Christian Bruna)

The Pygmy hog is the world's smallest and rarest wild pig. (Photograph: Parag Deka/Durell Wildlife Conservation Trust)

A female beaver with her kits (Devon Wildlife, England)

How interesting!

A Secretary Bird in South Africa

beautiful the three last pictures, Rosmarie. ~ ♡ ~

What an interesting bird, Arjuna!

Sri Lankan Frogmouth Birds.

OMG they are cute in spite of the fact that they look not too happy! 

Excellent post, dear Luna!

"Bhutan Glory" 

Gorgeous!

So beautiful, thanks, Rosmarie!

WOW!

Fabulous!

Proboscis Monkeys 

Very cute and very interesting, thanks, Rosemary!

Here is a cute Tasmanian Devil

And a cute Gopher!

I still can't see pictures...only videos. This Pet Chameleon washing hands is so lovely! Thank You too, Carmen! 

The partridge is molting in this photo. It will turn completely white in winter and will resume its spring colors at the end of the season.

Beautiful ! Here is the winter camouflage expert. We named the white partridge, also called the Willow Ptarmigan.

Photo: Anthony Madden

What a great picture! To catch it in the molting stage!

A nice photo of a beaver family with their youngs.

Love or fight? Ultimately, it's a bit up to you to choose what you want to interpret.

On the other hand, the photographer who immortalized the moment explains to us that it is here a territorial fight between two yellow Varan (or Varanus flavescens) in West Bengal in India.

©redit : Dipankar Bakshi Photography

They do not look like fighting to me, but instead embracing each other, in any event it is adorable and so is the one with the beaver family!

This Beauty is a Sorrel peacock Leopard Appaloosa. His ancestors were taken fare by Nez Perce Indians.

OMG! I have never seen one before!

He is beautiful!