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Besides building with LEGO, my other hobby is birdwatching and photography. I have wanted to take a birdwatching trip to Patagonia for a long time, and I hope to be able to do so when the pandemic health emergency ends. In this model I made a 4x4 vehicle, and two emblematic birds of Patagonia: a rhea and an Andean condor. The two minifigures are a pair of bird lovers, one with a camera with a telephoto lens and the other with binoculars.
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Éxtasis a tope este pasado fin de semana en La Mancha.
A lovely birdwatching weekend trip to a dry lake in the middle of Spain where temperatures were raising up to 44º C during the day. Here a bearded reedling was getting cooler.
;-)
Better on L.
Guess there was a bird in the tree.. babies watching it. Puffy makes that funny squeaky noise when he sees a bird. It's rare to see them side by side - he bullies Dunya away normally.
Flamingo, Greater Flamingo (Phoenicopterus roseus)
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Laverca, Eurasian Skylark (Alauda arvensis)
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A close-up shot of two House Sparrows perched on a network of bare tree branches. The foreground sparrow, a male, is in sharp focus, displaying its characteristic grey cap, white cheeks, and brown plumage. Another sparrow is partially visible and out of focus in the background. The branches, with small reddish buds, crisscross the frame against a vibrant, cloudless blue sky, suggesting a clear day in late winter or early spring.
Estorninho-preto, Spotless Starling (Sturnus unicolor)
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Collared Aracari
The Collared Aracari or Collared Araçari (Pteroglossus torquatus) is a near-passerine bird in the toucan family Ramphastidae. It is found from Mexico to Colombia and Venezuela.
An attractive small Toucan of tropical lowland forest and edge. Usually found in small groups moving through the canopy of fruiting trees or seen flying, one at a time, across clearings and between trees. Flight rather direct and fast, when long-tailed and long-billed shape is distinctive. Note the yellow body with red and black markings, and the serrated pattern on the big bill.
Like other Toucans, the Collared Aracari is brightly marked and has a large bill. Adults are 15 to 16 inches long and weigh 6.2 to 8.8 oz. Males and females have the same coloration of the bill and plumage, but the female's bill is shorter than the male's. The three subspecies' bills are alike. The adult's bill has a narrow vertical white line at its base. Its maxilla is buffy white darkening to dull reddish brown at its base. Its tip and culmen are black. The maxilla has black and yellowish white notches. The bill's mandible is black. Adults of the nominate subspecies have mostly glossy black upperparts with a narrow cinnamon rufous collar at the base of the nape and bright red lower back, rump, and upper tail coverts. Their head, throat, and uppermost breast are greenish black. Their lower breast, belly, and undertail coverts are yellow. The breast has a variable red wash and a black spot in its center; the upper belly is crossed by a narrow red and black band. Their thighs are cinnamon to rufous. Juvenile collared aracaris are much duller than adults, with a sooty-black head and chest and brownish olive upperparts. The red rump and yellow underparts are paler, and the breast spot, belly band, and bill pattern are indistinct.
For more info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collared_aracari
eBird: ebird.org/species/colara1
NOMBRE CIENTÍFICO / SCIENTIFIC NAME: Hypnelus Ruficollis
NOMBRE COMÚN: Bobito Punteado - Buco Bobito
Estando en medio del bosque observo un ave, que al principio no veía, posando plenamente en la rama de un árbol y cuyos colores resultan ser muy vistosos y que, tras reiterados intentos, logré capturar con mi cámara y poder compartirla aquí.
Being in the middle of the jungle I see a bird, which I didn't see before, a bird with a pretty gorgeous colours just standing there in a tree branch and, after trying sometimes, I can take some good pics to share here with you.
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Birders, twitchers, or whatever they are called take every opportunity to study their subjects at close range.
ESP - Vuelvepiedras común (Arenaria interpres).
ENG - Ruddy Turnstone (Arenaria interpres).
Santa Cruz Island, Galapagos, Ecuador.
With breeding season fast approaching these birds are staring to look their best and they really do look amazing with their spectacular plumage and head 'gear'
That ruby red eye is so characteristic and set among such gorgeous plumage makes these birds rather special.
I can't believe they still come to my backyard - they must like the menu :-)
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Borrelho-grande-de-coleira, Common Ringed Plover (Charadrius hiaticula)
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