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The Black Stork is a shy and wary species and is seen in pairs or small flock, in marshy areas, rivers or inland waters. The black stork feeds on amphibians and insects. (Kruger National Park, RSA)
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I feel lucky and proud that we have these musicians in Toronto. There is a group of young musicians, who were finishing their education during pandemic. With no outlet for their musical talent, they played on street corners, in parks and outside of the concert halls.
I heard them in these places and followed their career ever since. I feel like a proud parent seeing their kids succeed, even I had nothing to do with it. Some are not around anymore, but there is a core of about 30 young musicians who stick and play together. They are now playing in Jazz Bistro, Hugh's Room, Massey Hall, Koerner Hall, or in this case the venerable Rex Hotel. Matt Smith- trumpet/ vocals went recently to New Orleans to play few gigs. He was the leader in this case, but Max Simpson (bass) and Evan Miles (piano) sometimes lead their own bands, where Matt is invited to be part of the band. At this concert Matt Morgan (guitar), Taylor Maslin (on the photo with clarinet) and Ori Dagan (vocalist) joined in the group in second set.
419. Toronto. P1370651; Taken 2025-Apr 06. Upload 2025-Apr 11.
Photo P1370388 was replaced by P1370651 from the same day at the Rex Apr 15, 2025.
Black redstart (Phoenicurus ochruros) male singing while perched on a chimney.
Samiec kopciuszka (Phoenicurus ochruros) stojący na kominie i śpiewający.
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This pair of Highland Black Grouse engage in a bout of "eyeballing" before getting down to the rough stuff !
Wales. Dropped in on way back from Anglesey. Only saw a couple of birds on about the 5th drive thru, but this one gave me a full 15 minute war dance.
The unwritten law of this site is 'do not get out of your car' - and of course as I was leaving I came across a jolly birder who'd done just that and was a bit perplexed as to why he could hear stuff but hadn't actually seen anything. I left him to ponder that one, luckily there weren't any other birders around else he'd have got lynched - if there were any trees.
A Black-bellied Plover (Pluvialis squatarola) roams the shores of a prairie lake in search of a morsel on which to feed southeast of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
8 August, 2013.
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Mighty fortifications make this 15th-century castle look like a ‘ship that never sailed’. Blackness was never just a peaceful lordly residence – its enduring roles were as a garrison fortress and state prison.
I went to Yellowstone this summer and no bears. I went to the Tetons and still no bears. I went to Olympic National Park and NO FREAKING BEARS. Finally the Shenandoah produced a bear.
On the beaches of Cape May, New Jersey, these black skimmers gather in the sand. They have a remarkable bill that sets them apart from all other American birds. The large red and black bill is knife-thin and the lower mandible is longer than the upper. The bird drags the lower bill through the water as it flies along, hoping to catch small fish.
Cape May Beach, New Jersey
September 2018
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Little Black Cormorant
Scientific Name: Phalacrocorax sulcirostris
Description: The Little Black Cormorant is a small, slim, totally black cormorant with a greenish sheen to the back and a slender grey hooked bill. In the breeding season, adults have fine white flecks on the head and neck and the green tinge becomes more bronze. This species congregates in larger flocks than other cormorants and flies in V-shaped formations.
Similar species: The Little Black Cormorant is one of only two totally black cormorants in Australia, with the other being the much larger (70 cm - 90 cm)Great Cormorant, P. carbo, which has a yellow bill, face and throat and a white chin. The Great Cormorant also flies more often in long lines than in V-shaped formations.
Distribution: The Little Black Cormorant is found throughout Australia, including Tasmania. It is also found from Borneo and Java, Indonesia, to Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, New Caledonia, Solomon Islands, Palua and New Zealand.
Habitat: The Little Black Cormorant is mainly found in freshwater wetlands, but will sometimes be found on sheltered coastal waters, and can use relatively small, deep water bodies. It is strongly aquatic, seldom being seen on dry land, but is often seen resting on rocks, jetties and other perches in water.
Seasonal movements: Nomadic, leaving coastal habitats when inland waters are plentiful.
Feeding: The Little Black Cormorant feeds on fish, crustaceans and aquatic insects. It catches prey underwater, by diving and swimming using its large, fully webbed feet for propulsion. It has special nictitating membranes that cover and protect the eyes underwater. As their feathers are not waterproof, cormorants are regularly seen perched with their wings outstretched to dry after fishing.
Breeding: The Little Black Cormorant nests colonially, often on the fringes of heron or ibis colonies, building large stick nests in the fork of a tree or on the ground. Both sexes share nest-building, incubation and feeding of the young.
Minimum Size: 60cm
Maximum Size: 65cm
Average size: 62cm
(Source: www.birdsinbackyards.net)
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Black Crake.
Length: 19-23 cm. Weight: 69-118 g.
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A long-winged bird with stark black-and-white plumage, the Black Skimmer has a unique grace as it forages in flight. Skimmers feed by opening the bill and dropping the long, narrow lower mandible into the water, skimming along until they feel a fish.
Black-headed gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) standing on a ground.
Śmieszka (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) stojąca na ziemi.
Tinamú, Caldas, Colombia.
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(Black-throated Mango / Mango pechinegro)
The black-throated mango is a mainly South American hummingbird species.
The female black-throated mango has bronze-green upperparts and white underparts with a black central stripe.
The food of this species is nectar, often taken from the flowers of large trees. This hummingbird is also notably insectivorous, often hovering in open areas to catch flying insects.
The black-throated mango's breeding season lasts almost year-round in most of its range.