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"To me the Fox Sparrow stands out as the singer of joy. Many birds are of this kind, but few are to such a degree as this inhabitant of the stunted woodlands of the North. The musical construction indicates it, for instance the dancing rhythm, the major keys, and the speed with which it fairly shoots through the central phrase. But deeper than these are certain qualities in his physical being and character, which make for happiness: his robustness and virility, his excessive activity in all his waking hours."

William Brewster (1883)

Coruja-listrada (Strix hylophila). Picture taken at Campos do Jordão.

 

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Kingfisher at Westhay Moor nature reserve - Somerset Levels

This red bellied woodpecker seemed to like staying in the canopy of the pine while watching the other birds in and out of the feeder. Or maybe he was just waiting for the right time to bomb the feeder for maximum effect.

 

Busy weekend, so will try to catch up on everyone's photostreams in the next day or so.

Why fly south?

Canopy San Luis, San Ramón, Alajuela, Costa Rica, América Central

 

I was focused on the cardinal. Yet, off to the side, there was another beauty! Photo-bombing, I guess! Both were saying to me, "Please fill our bird food dish!"

 

I am guessing the little guy on the left is a Florida Flycatcher. But, I am not for certain!

 

I needed a zoom lens but I am usually working on macro on Sunday, so I had to go with with I had!!!

Pica and Pogo the two sisters birdwatching together

[Explore 2015-02-01] # 184

 

Folaga "Fulica atra"

I saw two bluebirds on the ground fighting, so I quickly moved my camera and tripod across the road to get closer to the action. The video features, which I was trying out that day, came in handy to catch the action.

 

At first, I thought the tussle was between a paired male and a female having a disagreement. However, after watching the video I saw it was two females, likely having a territorial dispute. A male joins in and a second male does a couple of flybys before the group disengages and flies off. I sure wish I caught more of the mêlée as it was already going on for a few seconds before I even noticed it happening and could get into a spot to record it.

 

This video is slowed down to 40% of normal and zoomed in a bit to give a front row view. No audio as it would be all distorted due to the speed change.

iPhone 14 Pro-7474.1

Sunny Boy studies the sparrows

Stonechat at Mere Down - Wiltshire

Juvenile Stonechat at Martin Down NNR - Hampshire.

 

Parque de Serralves 24-02-2026

Uma das aves mais raras que apareceu em Portugal. É a primeira vez que é vista no território continental.

Chasco-cinzento ou Chasco-do-monte, Northern Wheatear (Oenanthe oenanthe)

 

Obrigado a quem comentou ou marcou a foto como favorita, foi sinceramente apreciado.

Thank you to anyone who commented or favorited the photo, it was sincerely appreciated.

Gracias a todos los que comentaron o marcaron la foto como favorita, fue sinceramente apreciado.

Merci à tous ceux qui ont commenté ou mis en favori la photo, c'était sincèrement apprécié.

Puffin On Skomer Island, Wales Indulging In A Spot Of Bird Watching (Psst . . It's A Puffin !)

Kingfisher at Westhay Moor nature reserve - Somerset Levels

This Antarctic Tern creates a splash as it lifts off after dipping down to procure a food item. This timeless scene unfolded at Grytviken, the site of a former whaling station on South Georgia Island in the South Atlantic Ocean.

Gypaetus barbatus

Grackle fluffing up its shining, iridescent plumage

This image features a nuthatch clinging to the side of a tree trunk, with its body angled downward. Nuthatches are skilled climbers, often seen creeping headfirst down tree trunks, a unique behavior among birds.They forage for insects, seeds, and nuts in tree bark crevices, using their sharp beaks to pry food out. Nuthatches are territorial, particularly during the breeding season, and will defend their area vigorously.

They use a variety of calls and postures to communicate with intruders or rivals.

lucherino "Spinus spinus"

A favourite bird of many!

The Shelters - Birdwatching

 

Taken at my skybox in The Wastelands

 

Texture by Lenabem-Anna J.

www.flickr.com/photos/lenabem-anna/

 

Bird Watcher:

E.K - Zeus Lambskin Leather Jacket - Nude - from TMD event March 2024

E.K - Wolf - Bootcut Jeans - Washed Out - from TMD event March 2024

[Deadwool] Enigma glasses

Hair: Vango. Joseph

 

Bird:

TLC Great Tit

 

Environment:

HISA - Rustic Birdfeeders - Pot

{LA} Picket Fence 1

8f8 - So'L'Estate - Potted Garden

36 - 8f8 - primavera in Toscana Clay Pots

8f8 - So'L'Estate - Olive & SolVase Set

16 - 8f8 - Green Grocers - Pole Lights

Heart - Wild Summer Meadow

Nutmeg. Potted Tangerine Tree

Nutmeg. Apple Terrace Armchair

Nutmeg. French Cafe Table

Nutmeg. Farmhouse Brunch Tray

Scarlet Creative Megan Summer House

AXON - Spring apple garden - Skybox

  

Pose:

CKEY - Denis series

A break from skiing in the afternoon. Sat in the warming sun waiting for the "White-throated Dipper" to appear, and it didn't take long before they did. Hopefully some of the images turned out well and will be posted soon. Day 102/365

Long exposure, Rosenkällasjön

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