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Visto y fotografiado en la Vall del Corb, Vallfogona de Riucorb.

 

El pico picapinos tiene un plumaje blanco y negro, y una característica coloración roja en la nuca y la cloaca. Posee un pico poderoso con el que taladra maderas muy duras y muestra una gran adaptación a la hora de alimentarse, pudiendo consumir insectos y una gran variedad de frutos.

 

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Visto y fotografiado en Gamboa, Panamá.

 

Es generalizado y común en América Central y América del Sur, del sur al norte de Argentina.

  

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After the sunrise lightshow in the sky, the early morning light revealed a number of elements that made an interesting composition on the water. With all these pictures in this sunrise shoot, the key was to work quickly in the fast changing light.

These old trucks from the International to the Ford Rugby are ready to be sold to a happy home to be restored or become lawn ornaments.

 

These are bulb that I dug from a ditch on the road close to where I live. What a blessing they have been blooming in June for several years.

A Robin taken almost this time last year..Even though occasionally digging for worms they are still happy to receive seeds from my pocket and keep close by on a walk - especially in the cold weather. This is actually taken just on the side of a pathway which is what oof grey area is and the Robin kept me company much of the time I walked this pathway.

I am desperately sorry to see all the beautiful birds having to be culled due to Avian flu and the scenes of Swans suffering from it are heartbreaking but I have no idea if it affects the smaller wild birds too ?

 

“ I’m a herb by the way and can be used as an antiseptic, as well as treat stomach upset and nosebleeds. My leaves are edible and used by some to make tea. I could even be used crushed and rubbed on the skin as an insect repellent”

I wish Robert had told me that earlier as I got badly bitten and had left my insect repellent at home :(

Same day, same Robin...shame not to put the little sequence on as I think he was seeking fame and fortune...sadly he picked the wrong photographer for that...

Podiceps migricollis, MiraSado, Moinho-de-Maré da Mourisca, Estuário-do-Sado, Setúbal, Portugal

The curious Bunting makes an appearance in an opening.

Canatara Park, Sarnia, ON

I was determined to wring something painterly from my Helios 44-2 58 amd mounted it on my Nikon D850 using a Nikon PK 11A teleconverter with the thin type m42 adapter. I used a wide open aperture for this shot but did stop down as far as f/5.6 for some shots. I honestly thought I had some wonderful painterly bokeh when checking the LCD.. sadly I didn't notice that the tiny flowerhead of the Stitchwort in all my shots had a sort of glow around them..I have noticed the same thing from other lenses but hadn't used the Helios in years and never on the Nikon. The only way to stop this looking a bit err, a lot spectral imho, was to use the paintbrush in photoshop and carefully paint away the offending glow from just around the white petals and burn the detail back into the petals. The annoying thing was the histogram looked perfect with no blown highlights. The spectral glow simply a feature of that lens...

I started to catch up with everyone yesterday btw but as I cook dinner as my family come on a Wednesday as well as fetching Leo from school and collecting his guitar from his home on the way etc etc, I am still behind as time was short so my apologies....Sue :)

in Kabini area of Nagarhole Tiger Reserve, India

 

The Sambar ( or Sambar Deer ) is Asia's largest deer species.

The hairless area on the lower throat is called "the sore spot", and is apparently unique to this deer species.

 

IUCN Red List: Vulnerable

 

rusa unicolor

paardhert of Aristoteleshert

sambar

Sambar oder Pferdehirsch

 

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The Red-bellied Woodpecker (m) was busy flitting from tree to tree looking for a good find !

Canatara Park, Sarnia, ON

Sonntagsspaziergang am 31.10.21 bei 21 °C. / Sunday walk on October 31, 21 at 21 ° C.

Fotografiada en el Delta de l’Ebre. Octubre 2.021

 

La garcilla bueyera es una garza robusta con una envergadura de 88–96 cm (35–38 in); mide 46–56 cm (18–22 in) de largo y pesa 270–512 g (9.5–18.1 oz). Tiene un cuello grueso relativamente corto, un pico robusto y una postura encorvada. El adulto no reproductor tiene principalmente plumaje blanco, pico amarillo y patas de color amarillo grisáceo. Durante la temporada de reproducción, los adultos de la subespecie occidental nominada desarrollan penachos de color naranja brillante en la espalda, el pecho y la corona, y el pico, las patas y los iris se vuelven de color rojo brillante durante un breve período antes del emparejamiento. Los sexos son similares, pero el macho es marginalmente más grande y tiene plumas de cría ligeramente más largas que la hembra; Las aves juveniles carecen de plumas de color y tienen un pico negro. La posición de los ojos de la garceta permite la visión binocular durante la alimentación, y los estudios fisiológicos sugieren que la especie puede ser capaz de actividad crepuscular o nocturna. Adaptados a la búsqueda de alimento en tierra, han perdido la capacidad que poseen sus parientes de humedales para corregir con precisión la refracción de la luz por el agua. Esta especie da una llamada silenciosa y gutural a la colonia de cría, pero por lo demás es en gran parte silenciosa.

 

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