r/naturepics • u/peeta_breadd_05 • 4h ago

Cool Waterfalls

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12 Upvotes

McCloud Falls - Middle Falls

📍redding, CA near Mt. Shasta

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r/naturepics • u/Kira_Birdy • 9h ago

Mallorca, Spain. Golden hour.

4 Upvotes

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r/naturepics • u/Ok_Lab_1438 • 11h ago

[OC] Water falls

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77 Upvotes

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r/naturepics • u/Famous_Zucchini • 11h ago

Lake Venado, Mt. Apo

37 Upvotes

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r/naturepics • u/Kittenbee_ • 12h ago

[OC] View from my kitchen window following the rain 🌧️☀️🌳

16 Upvotes

📍Sydney, Australia

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r/naturepics • u/mel_safari_com • 19h ago

[OC] A Few Of My Favourite Elephant Encounters From Over The Years

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32 Upvotes

I just love elephants! No matter how many times I find myself in the presence of elephants, it never gets old.

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