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The clear, “bouncing-ball” trill of the Field Sparrow is a familiar summer sound in brushy fields and roadsides of the East and Midwest. The singer is a small, warm-toned sparrow with a rusty cap, neat white eyering, and pink bill. Though still common, Field Sparrows have declined sharply in the last half-century, partly because of the expansion of suburbs, where Field Sparrows will not nest. Populations in the prairies have remained strong thanks in part to measures like the Conservation Reserve Program.
Taken at the poppy field in Fennville, MI
Helios 44-2 58mm lens
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Cabbage White (Pieris rapae)
I took some time out today for a walk to Sneydes Rd. Parts of the paddock are full of Dandelions, and Cabbage White Butterflies feasting.
Shot with the birding lens and a hefty crop.
Looking towards Macclesfield Forest from Tegg's Nose, Cheshire :)
Originally the park was called Tegge's Naze and dates back to the Bronze Age, if not further.
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Hi dear, I am back!
This is definitely a precious journey to visit all these beautiful places in 10 days, and I know I must come to some countries again in the future in order to see more and enjoy more. And Prague must be on my list, I spent 4 hours walking around, and I am too happy to find the Dancing House finally, and I can say that no matter in the daytime or at night, Prague is just magnificent.
Oh, I forget to buy a painting in Prague…….
But next time, no more taxi, the drivers, just some of them, are really crazy to the tourists…….