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Orioles still coming to my feeder for jelly and I can't be more happy pretty soon they will migrate to south and I am not ready to say good bye!
A female mallard duck, Anas platyrhynchos. Taken at the Royal Horticultural Society at Wisley, Surrey, England.
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First macro test on a Volucella Zonaria aka hornet mimic hoverfly. This is a very very big fly, It really looks like to an european hornet.
So the answer of the question was : a very big zoom in an eye of insect.
Zoom in in the eye please and you will see the shape displayed in the enigma.
Premier test macro sur un Volucella Zonaria alias syrphe mimique du frelon. C'est une très très grosse mouche, elle ressemble vraiment à un frelon européen.
Donc la réponse à la question était : un très gros zoom dans un oeil d'insecte.
Zoomez dans l'œil s'il vous plaît et vous verrez la forme affichée dans l'énigme.
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Female peregrine taking a bath in the early morning.
A bit warmer and she found a puddle left from the sprinklers in the park.
This female purple finch definitely falls into the classic procrastinators camp, since she should be thinking about nesting up in far northern Minnesota now. On second thought, maybe she just likes the carefree single life.
Tiny female Wild Hazelnut flowers are pollinated in winter. They are so beautiful to see on bright days. Very small and inconspicuous. I love their bright colour.
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