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We (Karin, Nils, Anja and I) were hiking up Nahal David towards the waterfall when we noticed that 2 people (warden/researcher) were shouting at us 'namer/leopard!" and motioned us to turn back on the trail, we did, but I managed to to look over my shoulder and took this picture. This is a scan of the original slide.

The last leopard in Israel was seen in 2010/11 in the northern Arava. (Granit, B. 2016; https://www.birds.org.il/en/article/id/844)

Jabiru
Corpus Christi, Texas
7 Sep 1981

I'm posting this 31 year old record just for the historical value. This was the 5th Texas and United States record of a Jabiru. There are now (2012) 10 records in Texas. These shots were taken against the dawn light and are essentially silhouettes but that is all I have of this bird. The first image is cropped to the bird to show its unique bill and head shape. The 2nd shot shows the overall scene as visible at the time through a 400mm lens. The Texas records of this species are posted below:

JABIRU (Jabiru mycteria)

Accepted (10)

11 Aug-8 Sep 1971 Escondido Lake, KLE (TPRF 22) (AB 26:85; Haucke and Kiel 1973; Oberholser 1974)
Sep 1972 La Sal Vieja, HID (*UT Pan Am) (FN 52:479)
26-27 Jul 1973 HAS (*TCWC 9524) (Arnold 1978a)
29 Oct 1979 (2) Encino, BRO (TBRC 1989-137; TPRF 763)
6-18 Sep 1981 Oso Bay, Corpus Christi, NUE (TBRC 1981-6; TPRF 251; WWF ph 44) (AB 36:195; Clark 1982; ph on cover of Birding 14(1), 1982)
5-8 Aug 1985 near Bentsen SP, HID (TPRF 356) (AB 40:138)
11 Aug 1997 Laguna Atascosa NWR, CAM (TBRC 1997-138; TPRF 1656) (FN 52:88)
10-22 Aug 2008 near Raymondville, WIY (TBRC 2008-75; TPRF 2600)
10 Jun 2009 Nueces Delta Preserve, SAP (TBRC 2009-56; TPRF 2731)
20 Sep 2009 San Benito, CAM (TBRC 2009-81)

west of San Diego divers photographed 2 Scalloped Hammerhead sharks. Attracted by bait and chum for photography 8 foot female pictured

source http://sdexpeditions.com/hammerhead-shark-sightings-san-diego/

Photo Credit Kyle McBurnie