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I think this is an Ovambo Sparrowhawk.

Perch - A Carnival of Flying and Falling - Surge & Glasgow Culture 2014

Elenco do espetáculo Perch no MIS, foto: Robson B. Sampaio

Elenco do espetáculo Perch no MIS, foto: Robson B. Sampaio

Grasshopper was perched on the tallest zinnia in my mom's flowerbed. I think he picked this flower on purpose to show off his coloring.

Every day this bird perches on one of the highest branches on our neighbor's tree.

Perch, (Perca fluviatilis), from lake Storavan in Lapland, Sweden

Everyone recognizes this little fella I'll wager. Yup, yer right if you said Yellow Perch folks. The whole Rideau system has a fairly decent population of them still, by the looks of to-days action at least. They LOVE little (1/32 oz) jigs with just a sliver of plastic for a body, no curly-tail. ;-)

Family Pycnonotidae (bulbul)

Perch - A Carnival of Flying and Falling - Surge & Glasgow Culture 2014

A waxwing sitting looking pretty on a perch.

This fluffy white-tailed kite was taking a rest on a very tiny perch along the bay trail in Pinole

If this wasn't right off the side of the road going around the mill, I bet this'd be used more as a perch for some of the wild birds we see along the river.

Yellow Perch Fyke Net Survey - Choptank River 2016. Photo by Karin Dodge

Female red-winged blackbird

Legacy Park

Malibu, CA

Taken with a Canon 75-300mm lens. Type L for a better view.

 

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Swallow perched up on branch, because it was windy they were tending sit up somewhere rather than be buffetted around the skies.

jacob placed some magic the gathering cards on top of the cats' perch, but theodore found a way around it

Truth - Chynna - Blondes, .::WoW Skins::. Riwen - Tan, .Pekka. - Miracle Piercings, Slink hands and feet High, Perch - Jodi Dress - Blue Polka Dots, Perch - Perty Clutch - Blue, *Reign.- Group Wedges - White

Perch - A Carnival of Flying and Falling - Surge & Glasgow Culture 2014

Wandering Percher (Diplacodes bipunctata) - female

 

Blaxland

TAXONOMY

Class: Actinopterygii (ray-finned fishes)

Order: Perciformes (Perch-likes)

Family: Percidae (Perches)

 

Perca flavescens (Percidae) Perches

 

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS: Background color yellowish

overlaid by 6–8 dark vertical bars on the sides. Sexual dimorphism: females grow faster and become larger than males. Max. size: ~50 cm, common length 19 cm

 

DISTRIBUTION/HABITAT: West central Canada and the Hudson Bay area east to New Brunswick, south to South Carolina, and west to Kansas. Also found in the Atlantic, Arctic, and Great Lakes. Found in freshwater lakes as well as impoundments of larger rivers, also smaller ponds and rivers. Known in both brackish water and salt lakes. Prefers clear water, though can tolerate low oxygen levels.

 

DIET IN THE WILD: P. flavescens have small backward slanting teeth lining the jaws and gill rakers that strain out small pelagic food sources from the water such as insects, larger invertebrates, fishes and fish eggs. Diurnal feeder.

 

PREDATORS: Fishes and birds.

 

LONGEVITY: To 12 years.

 

CONSERVATION: IUCN Not listed but fishing has been restricted in some Great kale states do to fluctuating populations.

 

REMARKS: Marketed as a common food fish with a commercial fishery in Lake Michigan, Lake Erie, and Lake Huron.

 

7-9-13

7-1-15 *not currently on exhibit

Photographed at Bombay Hook, a federal wildlife preserve in Smyrna, Delaware, USA.

Perched on Fort Perch Rock.

I don't think this would be allowed these days.

Tibetan houses in Sichuan

Figurinos do espetáculo Perch, personagens: Corvos, Tratadores de animais, Furiosos, Viajantes, Anjos, Fashionistas, foto: Robson B. Sampaio

Decided to take a walk over to Box Wood this morning, and I was re-payed by a lot of activity.

 

This Buzzard appeared out of nowhere and flew in front of me into this tree. This was as close as I could get - but it was nice to see it moving around the woods.

Perch - A Carnival of Flying and Falling - Surge & Glasgow Culture 2014

A lone bird perched in the middle of Narrabeen Lakes.

Turbary Woods Owl And Bird Sanctuary Preston Lancashire

 

Address: Chain House La, Preston PR4 4LB

 

© 2019 Tony Worrall

What a great night! 3 hours out on my bike with my camera. Will be processing them for a while!

Perched on a hanging basket bracket in the garden.

 

© Mike Broome 2022

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