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RSPB Bempton Cliffs.
Mated pairs of Gannet engage in a “billing” display, a mutual greeting gesture, where the two birds stand breast to breast with their wings spread, and their necks and bills extended vertically, scissoring rapidly with their bills and calling loudly. (Birdlife).
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SteilkĂĽste Praia da Falesia
Mit seinen bunten Klippen und dem goldenen Sand ist der Praia da Falesia an der Algarve einer der schönsten und beeindruckendste Strände Portugals.
Die Formen und Farben an dem 6 km langen Sandstrand sind unglaublich. Die leuchtend grĂĽnen Pinien auf den Klippen sind ein optisches Highlight .
All tucked in and cozy, this lonely, abandoned homestead has stood the test of time. The stone structure is sheltered from the winds, nestled into this Grand Dike, and is still steadfast and livable with a little TLC.
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Cliff Flycatcher presents beautiful rufous colouring, distinctive for the Tyrant Flycatchers family. This species was a lifer for me on my Brazil trip; even though it has a wide range through South America, I had not seen it on previous visits to the continent. (eBird describes it as “widespread though rarely very numerous.”) This bird was seen in the Teresópolis area of Parque Nacional da Serra dos Órgãos in Rio de Janeiro State.
Praia da Falésia, translates to “beach of cliffs” in Portuguese, and graces the southern coast of Portugal, within the Algarve region lying between Albufeira and Vilamoura. The beach’s defining characteristic is the dramatic backdrop formed by the towering iconic red and orange cliffs that frame this breathtaking panorama. Praia da Falesia proudly holds the prestigious title of the #1 Beach in the World for 2024 by the Traveler’s Choice Awards.
This photograph was taken in Olhos de Agua and looking toward Vilamoura. The hues of red on the cliffs varies with the time of day and corresponding sunlight.
I love this view but photographing it is always a little unnerving. In order to get the full view without any of the grass in the foreground, you really do need to get right to the edge of the cliff. This particular day it was more scary than usual as the winds were strong and the seas very active. For the briefest of moments, the sun broke the clouds and cast some wonderfully atmospheric low but strong light on the scene so I quickly adjusted my settings to compensate and get the shot in the bag. This is the coastline of Portknockie in Morayshire, Scotland.