Reflection on a glass lamp shade

Home of the Ruby Red Spider.

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Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) perched on a branch.

Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) siedząca na gąłęzi.

Red Rose With Drops of water. Captured this from Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T1

Seen hanging above me on a local street.

Captive bred Red Squirrels at the Yorkshire Arboretum

On a walk around our neighbourhood October 26, 2015 Christchurch New Zealand.

Finally got a nice shot of a Red Kite over the house!

Red avadavat (Amandava amandava) | Nilgiris | 2016 | Canon | Copyright: Aravind Venkatraman

This is the first adult red-shouldered hawk I've seen in the park, so I was very happy to get a photo. It's not a common bird here as we are on the western edge of its range. Previously I've only seen a couple juveniles of this species.

Some species info: www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Red-shouldered_Hawk/overview

A red squirrel collects mushrooms for later consumption. The main thing they collect are spruce cones that they make large middens (piles) of cones to eat all winter long. However, they've figured out you can't bury mushrooms on the ground as they'll rot. So, they hang them in trees to dry for latter consumption. I tried to follow this guy, but I think he was wise to me and kept running until he outran me before going to his sky midden.

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Red Squirrels Formby

Red Maple leaves against a blue sky.

The red-tailed hawk is a bird of prey that breeds throughout most of North America, from the interior of Alaska and northern Canada to as far south as Panama and the West Indies. It is one of the most common members within the genus of Buteo in North America or worldwide.

1 Mettle 600AD in 48 in. fotodiox octabox w/ grid camera left in frame (removed in post) at around 1/2th power. Set off by a pair of Yn622c triggers. Powered by my vagabond.

Exif:

Canon 6D - 135L - ISO 50 - f/2.0 - 1/2000th

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It's impossible to reproduce the reds of the actual slide, so here's a feeble attempt.

Image taken in Spain in April 2015

Red kite

The red kite, also known as the red kite, the golden harrier or the royal harrier, is a bird of prey-sized bird of prey from the family of the hawk-like species. In contrast to the closely related, slightly smaller black kite, the spread of the red kite is essentially limited to Europe.

So large were the flowers on this glad [from someone else's garden] that one spray in a vase made a glorious sight!

Digitally painted in oil paint style.

Colourful flower.

Thanks to Alaskan Dude for this original image:

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Kirkcudbright, D & G, Scotland.

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A portrait of the female red-breasted merganser enjoying the Lauwersoog harbour.

Dutch: middelste zaagbek (mergus serrator)

Anglesey, North Wales

If crayons exploded and learned how to tweet,

You’d get this absurdist with bright red feet.

This male Red-legged Honeycreeper was photographed in Costa Rica, showing off his electric blue body, velvet black mask, and those unmistakable crimson legs. He looks less like a bird and more like a rogue highlighter with an attitude. Just another reminder that nature has a sense of humor—and a very colorful palette.

Close-up of a red rose covered with waterdrops

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Red Grouse - Lagopus Lagopus Scoticus

Cairngorms

I got this flower at The Imperial Palace Garden, Tokyo.

I don't know what flower it is, I try but cannot find the name, the red color caught my eyes immediately.

Now I know the answer, It's Japanese Quince.

Un couloir plongé dans le noir, éclairé par mon flash externe et une gélatine rouge, tenu au centre par mon assistant Julien, qui a été effacé en post-traitement grâce à une seconde photo prise au flash rouge derrière l'appareil.

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