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On the River Exe at Countess Wear, Exeter, Devon, England. Probably a slightly oiled bird; it was actively preening. [Scanned from original slide.]
The Glenariff river flows into Red Bay, given its name from the reddish sand washed from the exposed sandstone on the cliffs. Garron Head can be seen in the distance.
The red-breasted merganser is a diving duck, one of the sawbills. The genus name is a Latin word used by Pliny and other Roman authors to refer to an unspecified waterbird, and serrator is a sawyer from Latin serra, "saw"
The Red-winged Blackbird is a highly polygynous species, meaning males have many female mates – up to 15 in some cases. In some populations 90 percent of territorial males have more than one female nesting on their territories. But all is not as it seems: one-quarter to one-half of nestlings turn out to have been sired by someone other than the territorial male.
www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Red-winged_Blackbird/lifehistory
DJZ_1030-Edit-2: This is a bumpy narrow road, and you don't drive very fast. Fortunately you don't run into other cars very often, but you have to drive through water like in this image..
Published in URBAN STORIES.
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Take a couple winters ago, at a local park. Stopped my car on the shoulder and took out my open window.
It seems that the week before schools break up for the summer my niece, Zoe, likes to colour her hair. This time she's gone for red. It would have been rude of me not to take her photo. I asked for attitude from her and boy did she deliver that in spades! Thanks to my wife for being on "wind machine" duties to help give this photo some dynamism!
Strobist info: Two Godox (PixaPro in England) AD200 flashes were used in this photo. The main flash was in a gridded 30cm square softbox centrally placed above Zoe. A white bounce card was used below the camera for some fill in the shadows. The 2nd AD200 was placed behind Zoe in a 15cm round reflector with a red gel on, pointing away from her, to give the vignetted look on the background. Both triggered by wireless remote.
Red squirrels are distinctly smaller, weighing approximately half that of a grey squirrel. Reds can be distinguished from greys by their long ear tufts and fur colour, although grey squirrels can be a brown-red colour in the summer, and reds sometimes taking on a greyish hue in the winter, leading to some confusion.
One of those shots that didnt need a crop .. I liked the composition but I did flip the image to the left it just seemed more natural. i find this colour very difficult to shoot but seemed to get some definition this time in the petals :)
The leaves are changing
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This Red-tail is another Friday the 13th encounter. I was fortunate to get close and have the bird hold.
The sky was blown out and was replaced.
Large Red Damselfly ~ Catford ~ London ~ England ~ Saturday May 9th 2020.
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Here's a large red damselfly that recently emerged from my pond here in Catford, South London. It's the 1st time I've actually seen anything come out of my pond in the 5 years since it's been there! I thought it was devoid of life until a few weeks ago & was basically just the local watering hole, as up until then I've only seen the birds, squirrels, foxes & my cat drink from it..:)
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On a beautiful Sunday afternoon on the Kettle Moraine Railway out of North Lake, Wisconsin, a small smiling boy has the perfect spot to gaze out the door of the Red Caboose and enjoy a memorable ride on a real train being pulled by a real steam engine.
But this was October of 2001, and just a week later the KMRR would cease operations forever. - In the following years the vintage engine, passenger cars and caboose would all be sold off, the rails torn up and replaced with the asphalt of a bike trail, and the caboose rider would leave his boyhood years behind. – Nothing stays the same forever. ~~ A Jeff Hampton Photograph ©
during "Fasnacht" (Carneval) you can spot funny people - Mr red flame is selling a carneval newspaper in the town of Zug, Switzerland.
Another spring picture, of what seems I can't get enough. This picture is a HDR processed pic (act.5) to show the intense colors of the red beech versus the green of the others trees. In reality (with normal eye view), this hdr gives a better idea, than a common picture.
We were photographing some phalaropes last week when suddenly a Red Knot landed right next to us and soon thereafter did some wing flaps. Nice surprise!
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