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Originally from Africa, Pin-tailed Whydahs are an introduced species that has established a solid foothold in Orange County, CA. They are nest parasites meaning that they lay their eggs in other birds' nest. Usually a finches' nest. Ironically, in Orange County the finches they prefer are usually Scaly-breasted Munias, another introduced species.
Which makes it easier to look forward to seeing them and their long tail feathers.
The town of Pinal was located just West of Superior Arizona. It's long been gone, and for the most part so is the Cemetery.
Bunch of pins stuck onto a magnet, olloclip macro @ 21x, ti., remote then zoomed in on the iPhone, Snapseed on iPhone.
hand painted glazed porcelain pin currently sold at twolittlebirds cafe in Gothenburg, Sweden.
*now available in my etsy store*
Negev Desert, Israel, Sept. 2023
Male
Pin-tailed Sandgrouse. It certainly doesn't swim like a duck. These birds go into the water so that their feathers absorb water, which their chicks can then drink.
The abandoned boats at Pin Mill in Suffolk, amazing to view them and see the decaying hulls of these old boats.
Great place to visit whether the tide in or out, but definitely needs your Wellington boots on to have a good walk about near these wrecks as you can sink to your knees in the soft surface.
If anyone knows of any similar places to this in Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk please leave a comment I would love to visit all of them.