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This cute pair of Mallee Ringnecks, Barnardius zonarius, flew into a tree just above my head, while I was taking photos.
Rawnsely Park Station, Flinders Ranges.
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Tapan Road, Sumatra, Indonesia. They were peacefully feeding together, so I assume they are a pair.
As we were walking slowly towards this pair of deer they began walking towards us. Most of the time they head in the opposite direction! They only let us get so close before they too darted off in the woods.
Myakka River State Park in Sarasota, FL
……Rather liked these two pair of trees that have clearly been growing together for a long time. Hope you all had a good Boxing day and are staying Covid safe, Alan;-)……
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The male had just dropped of some nest reinforcement. After a few words off he went to look for more. The female is sitting on eggs already. County of Sturgeon
Taken at 276 meters away in the evening last light.
Bempton Cliffs
Returning pair
Gannets are monogamous and mate for life. Pairs form, and renew their bonds, at the breeding colony from late January. After breeding gannets leave the gannetry, around September/ October time, and head out to sea to winter in the Bay of Biscay, or further south to the coasts of west Africa, with some individuals crossing the Equator. The pair will go their separate ways, but reunite at the gannetry, with the male arriving first to reclaim and defend their nest site, until the female also returns.
A pair of even numbered SD70ACes depart Conway Yard eastbound on a hazy summer morning in the Ohio River Valley.
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A pair of trumpeter swans sit on the edge of the ice that covers most of the Yellowstone River in the Hayden Valley of Yellowstone National Park.
Compositionally Challenged Week 51-52 - Celebrations
Finding two bald eagles on this beautiful Colorado winter day is something to celebrate! Heavily cropped. : )
Deer hanging out in the cemetery
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Just one more kittiwake pic! This was my favourite pair in the colony, they provided lots of entertainment.
This pair of playful pileated woodpeckers chased each other around the tree trunk for several minutes. Starved Rock state park, IL.
In our backyard
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This pair of Bald Eagles just sat and watched me as I took their pics for a few minutes. Beautiful birds that tolerated me for a short time.
Another photo from my files. I'm keeping an eye on the reports of where these birds are this year and hoping that if they do arrive here I can use my camera again.
A pair of Scottish Mountain Hares still in their winter coats sit among the brown heather near the shores of Loch Vrotachcan.
A pair of Common Mergansers on peaceful colorful flowing water.
This large duck inhabits rivers and lakes in forested areas of Europe, northern central Asia and North America. The Common Merganser like other mergansers have serrated edges to their bills to help them grip their prey, so they are often known as "Sawbills". They feed on fish and other aquatic prey.
My Brown Thrasher pair finally came back around. I used to see one or both of them almost every day. Then last fall, they stopped coming around. Today they finally came back! I couldn't get close enough to get a really good shot, but I was glad to see them!
A Pair of Common Darter's taken at Ravensroost Wood, Minety, Wiltshire, UK on the 12th September 2020.
A pair of Woold Ducks on a rock at Brydon Lagoon, Brydon Park, Langley, B.C. While the male is over the top bright and colourful, I always think the females are much more elegant.