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Baby cheetah in Africa by National Wildlife Photo Contest entrant Greg Cortopassi.

it’s been mizzling for a few days straight here

not everyone is amused by being in a mizzle

but the earth loves mizzling and is smiling.

Mountain gorillas in Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda, by National Wildlife Contest entrant Diana Rebman.

Mizzle

Light rain; drizzle.

Origin: Dutch, 15th century

“Mizzle” is likely based on the Dutch “mieselen,” meaning “to rain gently.”

Mizzle is the lightest kind of rain, quiet and steady, keeps the grass green and the flowers bright.

‘some people feel the rain, others just get wet. ‘

-bob marley

 

 

 

 

source credit: word genius /photo credits: national wildlife foundation


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17 responses »

  1. I wish it were mizzling here in Ohio, but it’s pouring. I can’t even see the neighbor’s house. You took some beautiful pictures. Thank you so much for sharing them with all of us.

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  2. The new cat species, captured on National Geographic, been all over my social media the past week. Your photo reminded me of it.

    Wildlife photography is such a treat. I can imagine people in these jobs, hobby or professional, find so much joy and reward in it.

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