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Red-headed Trogon Harpactes erythrocephalus, Kesumba Gunung
Some say this is a common resident at hill stations in Malaysia such as Fraser Hill, Bukit Larut and Genting. A very beautiful bird but very hard to spot because it prefers to sit motionless at mid-storey rainforest canopy level for long periods, flying swiftly to another perch when disturbed. Feeds on insects.
Kesumba Gunung sememangnya antara burung yang tercantik di kawasan tanah tinggi di negara kita. Walaupun bulunya yang merah terang, ia agak sukar dilihat kerana sifatnya yang duduk diam di kanopi pertengahan tanpa pergerakan dalam masa yang lama. Tetapi sebaik anda dapat melihatnya, agak mudah untuk merakam gambarnya juga kerana sifatnya itu. Ia juga memberi respon kepada panggilan sekiranya ada berdekatan.
Exif: f8, 1/25, ISO 500, focal length 800mm, Cik Canon EOS 50D, lens Canon 400mm, TC 2.0, tripod
Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) standing on a tree root and looking at a photographer.
Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) stojąca na korzeniu drzewa i patrząca na fotografa.
I'll start a little animal series now.. i took a lot of animal pictures the last few months but didn't post any of them so far...
This red squirrel here looked up behind the grass and vanished onto the tree on the right then.. :)
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Red Azalea Blossom morning sun is catching the bright color on this azalea, found in North Carolina.
Another storm approaches and some more amazing colours to discover from our deck. The tones of red were almost beyond expectations.
normal red colour but petals settings has attracted me. here I have tried some portions out of focus with bokey & sdof.
this image been photgrphed at popular rose garden ooty, Tamilnadu, india.
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Red-breasted Merganser is quite a scarce visitor to my part of the Pennines so I decided it was worth a short drive to try and point a camera at this female currently residing on a park lake in Pontefract. This was the first time I have photographed one digitally in Britain so I may well upload a few more images of it. This open-billed shot shows off the serrated margins beautifully, especially if you view large. This Red-breasted Merganser, plus Goosander and Smew are the three regularly-occurring "sawbill ducks" in Britain. But these serrations aren't really teeth. The cutting edge of the bill is known as the tomium (plural tomia) and in birds like sawbills and geese the tomia are serrated and help them catch fish or snip through grass stems. No extant birds have proper teeth. Proper teeth emerge from the gums and are covered with hard enamel. Animals like lizards, crocodiles and mammals have proper teeth but somewhere during the evolution of birds they lost the ability to produce enamelled teeth. Archaeopteryx from the Jurassic had teeth (around 150 million years ago), and fossils of "proper" birds from the Cretaceous (c145 - 66 million years ago) had teeth. But somewhere around 80 million years ago bird teeth disappeared, as they evolved ways round the need for teeth. For example, instead of chewing they grind their food in the muscular gizzard, sometimes swallowing grit to help with this. They also have amazingly diverse bill types to facilitate their type of feeding such as tearing flesh or probing for worms.
I love Exmoor and had never been to the Valley of the rocks before. In my opinion - the perfect example of natural beauty.
Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) perched on a branch.
Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) siedząca na gałęzi.
The constantly changing skies over Bournemouth yesterday and the Red Arrows smoke mingling with the clouds. Amazing display to witness. #Summertime #BournemouthAirFestival #Bournemouth #RedArrows
I now have a blog post up about my trip to the red squirrels at Forest How, with more information about the trip, and how to get the best out of a visit yourself.
Red Bank Sidings. a class 104 dmu receives a wash as 40093 arrives with the 09.42 empty newspaper vans from Newcastle. New Years Eve 1976
The wall is what remains of the old L&Y carriage shed which is shown on old maps as being a three road affair, but what looks from the overhead structure in the background as if it may have been more...
I was shown 3 Red Crossbills feeding under a motorhome and then later spotted 7 up a tree. This was all at the Hope Airpark.
One more red squirrel as briefly featured in my latest video www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwgyaeX0dEU
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Young Red-Shouldered Hawk ~ (Buteo Lineautus)
The youngster was in the shadows but I loved how the sun was lighting up the background around it.
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Red is the hottest of the warm colors. Studies show that red can have a physical effect, increasing the rate of respiration and raising blood pressure. Red is love, red is violence and warfare. Red is Cupid and the Devil.
Culture of Red:
Red is power, hence the red power tie for business people (ha ha, anyone notice President Obama wearing that red tie during his inaugural address?) and the red carpet for celebrities and VIPs. More can be found in www.about.com about the color red =)
Pic was taken @ Guanajuato, Guanajuato in Mexico.