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Mallard Pair landing in early morning light at Bombay Hook NWR in Delaware.
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of paradise ducks gliding in to land on the lake.
Sadly we lost the cricket quite comprehensively :(
A pair of Ruddy darter (Sympetrum sanguineum) dragonflies, seen at Quarrendon Leas, Buckinghamshire.
These two Great Egret chicks were waiting for a parent to bring them food as alligators swam beneath the nest, a constant danger if they were to fall out. These chicks were pretty big and didn't have to much further to wait until they fledged.
Taken 19 April 2019 at Gatorland, Orlando, Florida
The pond ice is starting to melt. There is now a small area of open water on the far side, and the ducks are starting to show up. I believe the left hand duck is an eclipse plumage male, not a female. They were dabbling near a diving ring-necked duck. I read that they sometimes steal food from the diving ducks, but they were well behaved on my watch. I got lucky and caught the one good light window on an otherwise dreary day. Siskiyou County, California
This male had been in a fight with the male in the image
" Lions, a mating pair " shown in the first comment box and posted 2 weeks ago. This one was lost the fight and had some injuries, mainly on his back.
During the 3 days that I was in the area he kept on following the mating couple
Lemek Conservancy in the Greater Masai Mara ecosystem , Kenya
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A pair of Head Follicle Challenged Eagles (they don't like being called Bald Eagles, it messes with their self esteem), resting on a tree at Blackwater Wildlife Preserve on the eastern shore of Maryland
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The south window at Arches National Park on a day with so many marvelous clouds, even an eye in the sky....
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Pair of earrings in trimmings and pearls.
Paire de boucles d'oreilles en passementerie et perles.
HMM
et bonne semaine à tous !
I love Nuthatches especially as they are a fairly recent addition to Scotland's birdlife. About 50 years ago they had a tiny foothold in the Borders but in the last thirty years or so they have expanded considerably spreading north and west quickly. The prime driver in this is the increase and popularity of bird feeding and Nuthatches can't resist a peanut. A pair were dominating the feeders today and cleaned out the peanuts. This is a female with light chestnut undertail coverts and a grey, rather than strong black, stripe through the eye.
Keeping up the tandem theme from the summer, i captured these two, one very fresh and the other slightly worm Brown Argus Butterflies
Greater scaup nest predominantly on islands in large lakes and lay an average of 9 eggs. The bill is a light blue-gray with a black nail, the legs and feet are gray and the iris is yellow. We just can’t stay away from Loch Lomond Marina in San Rafael. This has quickly become our favorite birding spot. There is always so much to see and photograph as long as the light is right. This handsome Greater Scaup pair was taking a break from foraging for food just long enough for us to capture this photo.
Composite image to highlight the contrast in colour, Mrs left and Mr right. She is quite a bit more turquoise but no less dazzling.
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There are approximately between 32 - 50 breeding pairs in the UK. This pair were giving great views and were seemingly un-phased by the people and dogs walking by.
I think this is one of my favourite photos I've taken.
Sigo con los apareamientos de I. elegans y los distintos tonos de color que presentan tanto machos como hembras.
Los machos adultos se vuelven azules y los tonos del que vemos en la imagen lo son, pues el macho es adulto, no así la hembra, del grupo A, que es joven y cuando adulta se parecerá mucho al macho.
Fotograma recortado un 6%
En El Hondo. San Felipe Neri (Alicante) España
I continue with the matings of I. elegans and the different shades of color that both males and females present.
Adult males turn blue and the shades of the one we see in the image are, because the male is an adult, but not the female, from group A, which is young and when adult it will look a lot like the male.
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In El Hondo. San Felipe Neri (Alicante) Spain