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In fall through spring, look for harriers in wide-open grasslands, marshes, or fields. You’re most likely to notice Northern Harriers when they are flying. Note the low, slow, coursing flight style, the bird’s V-shaped wing posture, and its white rump. During migration in the fall and spring, you can also see harriers high in the sky over mountain ridges and coastlines.
Taken at Bempton Cliffs earlier this year.
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Вид на Териберскую губу (Баренцево море) и Териберский полустров (дальний план) во время Северного сияния.
С левой стороны Териберского полуострова виден свет Териберского маяка, расположенного на Териберском мысе.
Harrier hunting over the Lynde Shores marsh in Whitby Ontario during the Cranberry Marsh hawk watch last week.
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Another shot of this stunning couple I do hope they are still alive what with the bird flu.
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Northern Mockingbird - Mooresville, North Carolina
This is a better photograph of this species than the one I had previously posted. The previous post was Bird Species (# 102) that I photographed and placed on my Flickr Photostream. Overall goal is 1000.
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A female Northern Harrier hunting the Dikes at Steigerwald Lake NWR! She was very concerned about a Bald Eagle flyover, as you can see her eyes looking up above when the Eagle flew over!!
I have had very few chances of getting a lateral Northern Shrike flight shot. They are quite skittish and will often fly away in the opposite direction. While I was walking down the road, this one left its low perch and spotted something of interest in the field below it, and hovered briefly just long enough.
St. Albert, Alberta.
My first capture of this bird. I quite like the amber eyes against the gray plumage ;D
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Every bird portfolio should have one good arse shot!
Canon 7D Mark II - F4 1/2500 ISO 250
EF 600mm
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This male Northern Cardinal seen perched along the Grindstone Marsh Trail in the Hendrie Valley Sanctuary, part of the Royal Botanical Gardens in Burlington, Ontario.
(Cardinalis cardinalis)
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(re-edit of an earlier post, which has now been removed)
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We were very lucky to have several Northern Parulas visit the North Bay this year. They are a rare Warbler in our parts. I spent several occasions photographing this adult male that stayed for a month plus! I favored the morning overcast light but wanted to try the evening light. In this shot I was waiting for this fella to come down. He stayed high mostly that late afternoon. About seven o'clock he perched right in this small pocket of light point blank eye level! I was looking at the back of my camera when he appeared there. He sat quietly and just posed. I thought I'd start my series with one of many close up shots :)
Inspired by the Swedish Skärgården this bustling fishing port captures the essence of those idyllic islands. Strap on your skates and enjoy the magical sound of the singing ice then warm yourself by grabbing some hot coco and pastries from the bakery.
Please use the region windlight and advanced light to see things proper.
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I wasn't aware that a geomagnetic storm was in progress, was walking home from a friend's house at 6 pm and was surprised to see the Northern Lights at that time.
After dinner, I drove down to the golf course and took a series of photos. The light on the trees and snow in the foreground is from lights at an outdoor skating rink, so that was a bonus.
Dominican Republic
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RKO_8007. Nikon D850 / f7.1 / 1/1000 / iso3200.
Another Northern Goshawk protecting its prey against other birds of prey! Personally I like this pose!
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