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Photo taken in the wonderful little Anja Community Reserve, Madagascar. A locally owned conservation area nestled in a fantastic arid backdrop. Run by the local community, it is home to species of chameleons, snakes, ring-tailed lemurs, and many birds and plants.
I am not sure of the botanical name for these, but they started to feed as the tide was beginning to wash over them in a fjord in Norway
This is a screen grab from a BBC video player wall featuring interviews with BBC staff.
My question is - which video would you click first?
I have witnessed incidences of Kingfishers showing aggressive behaviour towards each other but I have not seen a situation of a Pied Wagtail being aggressive towards a Kingfisher, but that is what I witnessed at the Black Hole Marsh NR, near Seaton. The Kingfisher was hassled as it flew from post to post and eventually gave up and left the area.
I think this is mating behaviour of females getting ready to leave the nest, hibernate and become new queens next year. They were attracting the attentions of multiple males, sometimes the whole group would lose footing and fall from the nest.
Lucy the Lionhead says that sometimes it's best to hide in plain sight. She is quite conviced there is a herd of carrots out there somewhere.
The small bird flying off just fed a bug to what looks like a fledgling that was on the wire. The small bird was 1/2 the size of the other bird.
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