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Red-Winged BlackBird Agelaius phoeniceus
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Quiet lakes and wetlands come alive with the breezy whistle of the American Wigeon (Mareca americana), a dabbling duck with pizzazz. Breeding males have a green eye patch and a conspicuous white crown, earning them the nickname "baldpate". Noisy groups congregate during fall and winter, plucking plants with their short gooselike bill from wetlands and fields or nibbling plants from the water's surface. The American Wigeon is often found feeding with diving ducks such as the Redhead, Scaup, and Canvasback, who are adept at rooting up vegetation from deep in the water. The American Wigeon often feeds by snatching these underwater greens away from the diving ducks as they surface.
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So the story on this shot is, remember the photo I showed you a while back of mom chasing a lone bear away from her cubs?
She and her 3 littles (the other 2 are dilly dallying out of the frame to the right) had been leisurely eating salmon in the shallow part of the river.
Then mom stands up because she smelled another bear in the vicinity and she needed a better look. So of course, the little had to do the same as mommy.
Mommy was chuffing at the other two kids to join her which they did, they must have recognized the urgency in her sounds. Right after this, they high tailed it up onto the tundra, where the lone bear proceeded to follow them. Not ever a good idea.
In the first comment box below is the photo of her chasing the lone bear away from her babies in case you didn't see it.
Fortunately no bears were harmed in the making of these photos. But one thing is clear, this mom is a Bad Ass! She could kick butt if she had to and I've no doubt she would.
a recently fledged male kingfisher calling to it's parents as to why it has to go fend for itself. It seemed to be doing fairly well, as it perched further upstream and fished for couple of hours quite successfully.
This crow appeared to be directing the traffic as he perched on this roof calling out to whoever would listen
Do you ever go to lunch with no one by your side
'Cause the moment you arrive they leave the table
Calling me everything but my name
Need I remind you again just call me Rachel
How would you feel if you running home crying
Lock yourself in your room, don't want anyone to see ya [...] You no longer run my world
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. I simply loved the aesthetics of this shot - the rim-lighting, shape and form of the semi-silhouettes and the composition of shadows. Enjoy!
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One more from one of the pairs of mated bald eagles we spent some time with a few months ago. This pair landed together in the top of some nearby trees and after some time, they began to call out together ... responding to each others calls and celebrating together.
Eagle calls are quite distinctive and fascinating to hear in nature. Of course, having them both isolated against the sky, instead of being in the midst of the tree branches, leaves, and moss, was equally exciting.
Thanks for stopping by to view. Happy Monday!
© 2016 Debbie Tubridy / TNWA Photography
One of the juveniles flew over to a willow tree and sat there calling, He/she was soon joined by the second one....
QVLake St John's
Perez's frog, also known as Iberian waterfrog, Iberian green frog, or Coruna frog (Pelophylax perezi) (I think!)