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The red kite is a large, impressive bird of prey. Its rust-red colored plumage gives its name and with a height of around 65 cm it is larger than the common buzzard. His head is light gray and he has black and white feathers on the bottom. What is unique is the deeply forked tail, which distinguishes it from all other birds of prey.
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A little red-sailed Drascombe Lugger making it's way out from Eyemouth with the St Abb's Head lighthouse in the distance.
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This was a evening shot earlier this year taken in Norman, Okla., at the YMCA. The red was the result of a long exposure next to a flashing neon sign for the YMCA.
The change in seasons start slowly like this tree with a red top, soon enough all it's leaves will be red
Red Phalaropes flirted in a small tundra pond in front of our group a couple weeks ago in Utqiagvik, Alaska.
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Another red dress that I love to wear. Btw, this is an old photo and the ugly chair and couch are gone now ;-)
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The red-headed woodpecker is a striking North American bird. It's easily recognized by its bold, crimson head, neck, and throat. Its body is a sharp contrast of black wings and back with a bright white underbelly.
This medium-sized woodpecker is known for its aerobatic flight and distinctive drumming. Unlike many woodpeckers, it’s an omnivore, feeding on insects, nuts, fruits, and even the occasional small vertebrate. It also caches nuts and other bits of food in the bark of a favorite tree.
Our beautiful world, pass it on.
With my near abnormal love of amphibians and reptiles I was unable to resist a photographic workshop where I could get up close with these gorgeous creatures, I do however have a lot of reservations/issues about animals being used as props for hobbyists.
We continually searched for the red eye frog on our Costa Rican trip but as its a nocturnal frog only managed to catch it sleeping!
Sometimes it is helpful to see the innermost. No more guessing what might be going on inside someone. But here you can see only red currants and their delicious pulp. Are you ready for the fruit experience?
Shot with Pentax K5 and 105mm © Craig Lindsay 2020. All rights reserved.
Ted at the British Wildlife Centre.
My other post-lockdown escape this week, an opportunity to give the car its first proper run in months, and to show a bit of support for a worthy cause.
Homemade mixed media Christmas card featuring a red bird and green hanging Christmas ornament on white background.
(This photo is a multi-exposure composite of red plant branches I took and Ed Sheeran's album.)
Ka tangi te Titi
Ka tangi te Kaka
Ka tangi hoki ahau
Tihei Mauri Ora
The Titi is calling
The Kaka is calling
And I wish to call
Behold there is life!
Shot at Olympic Forest Park, Beijing.
The refraction came kind as a surprise because I made this one with a blinded window in the background. Must be the distorted window frame. I actually like it.
Dettifoss Waterfall, Iceland 2013
Men against the power of nature.
Un ragazzo che ammira estasiato la cascata di Dettifoss in Islanda ha catturato la mia attenzione per rappresentare l'eterno confronto tra uomo e natura.
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Published in National Geographic Italia
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The last day of the training for the Red Arrows in 2015 over their base at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire. The weather wasn't the expected blue sky and sunshine for this mornings flying. Instead it was cloudy and dull. Never mind, still managed a few photos as they went roaring past.
Bucks County Pa.
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Red Breasted Goose at WWT Martin Mere.
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Had a recent afternoon up at Minsmere... This was the last sighting of the day. Please see Suffolk Coast
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Last of the beach related scenes I think. Interesting part of the country compared to my normal stamping grounds, rolling green landscapes, flat long beaches and big sky. The moody looking sky here turned into a major downpour a couple of hours later, which seems to have set the tone for the rest of this week. Summer seems to have been delayed (again)...
Yes, that little spec on the beach is the lump of driftwood from the last pic.
Red Kites love worms and a field being ploughed is a major draw for them. I managed to miss such an event a few years ago on one of those days when I decided not to take the camera. I wasn't missing this one as I stamped on the brakes and jumped out of the car, this time with the camera. Light not brilliant but I did my best.
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A day out in Buckinghamshire towards the end of August 2025 spent photographing Red Kites, Buzzards and Foxes.
One of a dozen Red Kites feeding on the scrubland.
Red kites are one of Britain’s most magnificent and distinctive Birds of Prey, with fanned forked tails, a reddish-brown body and a distinctive mewing call.