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Great picture!!

Placed 44^th in the challenge. At the time when this shot was taken he was a very unhappy and lonely Black-tufted marmoset (Callithrix penicillata). His mate recently died during a tooth operation and the Claythorpe Watermill owners were unable able to find one due to the Covid-19 restrictions. It is believed that at the end of the season, they did find somewhere for him. They are a centre specialising in the care Endangered species. Although, on the ICUN list of speies it is classified as Least Concern.

Placed 9^th in the challenge. ..a are a pair of Blue Poison Dart frogs or blue poison arrow frog (Dendrobates tinctorius azureus). Found in the forests surrounded by the Sipaliwini Savanna, which is located in southern Suriname and far Northern Brazil. The frogs' poison is found in their skin, making them too toxic to touch. While most frogs are considered toxic but not deadly, they are distasteful to a predator and can even be fatal. The poison can cause serious swelling, nausea, and muscular paralysis. Their numbers have rapidly declined. Seen in the Jersey Zoo.

Placed 17^th in the challenge. ...the Greylag Goose (Anser anser) in this shot flew towards its mates. Seen in RSPB TItchwell Marshes, Titchwell, Norfolk , UK

Placed 40^th in the challenge. It was a very windy day on Bempton Cliffs and because of this it was possible to see this Fulmar flying . They cannot fly when conditions are calm. When fulmars breed one of the partners stays with the young bird and the other will go and get food for itself and its chick. If food is not available nearby them they may fly as many as 3900 miles to collect it in just over 2 weeks. In 1012 Paul Thompson fitteda GPS and Geolocator to the leg of a male fulmar and tracked its journey to Iceland and canada, through Ireland back Eynhallow where he and his mate had their chick.

Placed 37^th in the challenge. Sen in a Lincolnshire Nature reserve in the East of the UK.

Placed 39^th in the challenge. The MGB is a two-door sports car manufactured and marketed from 1962 until 1980 by the British Motor Corporation (BMC. This version of the MGB is the MGB GT V8 (1973–76). The car in this shot was seen, parked with others, in the car park of an outdoor swimming pool in Woodhall Spa, Lincolnshire, UK

Placed 43^rd in the challenge. Seen outside RAF Waddington at the road traffic lights

Placed 47^th in the challenge. Taken on this Honda CBR929RR An in-line four cykinder, four-stroke with 6 speed transmission road motorcycle produced by Honda in 2000. Claimed horsepower was 111.8 kW / 152 hp @ 10750rpm. Seen in St Paul’s Bay, Malta.

Placed 38^th in the challenge. Seen in Exmouth outside a hotel.

Placed 31^st in the challenge. ...a male Chinese Muntjac Deer (Muntiacus reevesi). Seen in the garden , initially under a bird feeder, eating the seed dropped by the birds and humans in filling it. In this shot it had moved nearer to some trees. The garden is near some woods. Taken in Lincolnshire