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The ever graceful Spotted Redshank at Slimbridge WWT

Reed Bunting at Shapwick Moor - Hawk & Owl Trust Reserve - Somerset Levels

Felosa-de-bonelli, Bonelli's warbler (Phylloscopus bonelli)

 

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Felosa-dos-juncos, Sedge Warbler (Acrocephalus schoenobaenus)

 

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Northern Lapwing in a panic at Steart WWT - Somerset

Isolated against a clear blue skly.

Misha being captivated by a bird.

 

Photo taken with the Carl Zeiss Jena Pancolar 50mm ƒ/1.8.

Juvenile Greenshank at Slimbridge WWT - Gloucestershire

Female Chaffinch inflight,Calke Abbey,Derbyshire..

Birdwatching from the kitchen window today was fun and they are quick! The world is beautiful.

 

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Genoeg vogels op de foto vanuit dit hutje om vogels te spotten, maar die zullen niet zo bijzonder zijn denk ik.

 

Castricum, Nederland

 

Enough birds on the photo from this cabin to spot birds, but they won't be that special I think.

 

Castricum, The Netherlands

Technoparc, Saint-Laurent, Québec

Gufo comune (Asio otus) incuriosito dalla nostra presenza

 

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Spoonbill at Slimbridge WWT - Gloucestershire

Mu gets a little patio time. Sometimes our kitty forgets he is on a leash when his instincts take over and her leaps after his prey.

 

Chilreta, Little Tern (Sternula albifrons)

 

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Tecelão-de-cabeça-preta, Black-headed Weaver (Ploceus melanocephalus)

 

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Su nombre deriva del Griego Dískos: disco + Ourá: cola mientras su epíteto conversii que corresponde a M.Convers naturalista francés.

 

Orden: Apodiformes

Familia: Trochilidae

Genero: Discosura

Nombres comunes: Colibrí Cola de Lira Verde, La Coqueta de Cola Celeste, Rabudito Verde

Nombre científico: Discosura conversii

Nombre en ingles: Green Thorntail

Sexo: Hembra

Lugar de captura: Cataratas de La Paz

Región: Costa Rica

Por: Carlos Iván Restrepo Jaramillo

 

Adult oystercatcher demonstrating to its babies how to handle the food

Male Pintail - Slimbridge WWT - taken in poor light in the pouring rain but a pleasing composition. I often envy those who submit photos of wildlife from "sunnier climes" where high shutter speeds and lens' "sweet spots" are the norm. In the UK we suffer from the dreaded "white-out" skies for a lot of the year lacking any contrast but perhaps it makes us better photographers overcoming these "challenges"? (500mm - F4 @ 1/250 - +0.7 - ISO 500)

 

Footnote: it's pouring down outside as I write this!!

Juvenile Black-tailed Godwit at Slimbridge WWT

A Glossy Ibis from the wetlands of Mangalajodi, Odisha. Here is a blog where I penned down the experience pankajsinghphotographie.com/birdwatching-at-mangalajodi/

immagine ripresa presso il Centro Cicogne e Anatidi di Racconigi (CN) - 44°47'34.17"N - 7°39'46.89"E

I think Cleo caught her last bird about two years ago. Nowadays she just prefers to watch them. I'm not sure if it's wisdom or pure laziness but I'm grateful that at least one of the cats doesn't represent a serious danger to the bird world.

Borrelho-grande-de-coleira, Common Ringed Plover (Charadrius hiaticula)

 

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Lego Me out birdwatching on the River Deben, spots a Little Egret Woodbridge Suffolk 7/52

Stockton-on Tees PRoT meet.

Waiting for the barn owl, Thornham harbour.

This snap certainly wouldn't win any competitions for technical merit as it was taken at the limit of my zoom on a dark, wet afternoon through a rain-soaked window. But I do like the subject matter, especially when the pets join in.

Dungueness. Washington. USA

Long-tailed Tit at Slimbridge WWT

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