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Fishes in an aquarium at Tampines. The ones with stripes are Red Turquoise Discus.
*Note: More pics of Pets, Dogs, Cats and other Domestic Animals in my Domestic Animals Album.
This aggressive Red-winged Blackbird was busy chasing other birds away. I suspect that babies had hatched or eggs were laid.
In Mable Ringlings Secret Garden at the Ringling Museum and Bayside Gardens. Thank you Nancy for this flowers identification. The bees sure like this vibrant bloom!
I will be away for a couple days. I'll catch up when I get back!
Have a lovely day and weekend!
Sarasota, FL
This red-tailed hawk dove down into a field, but didn't come out with anything in its talons. Then it hovered low, right over me, until I started to worry a little that I looked like a good meal!
I found this juvenile Red Tail Hawk just a few miles from where I live. I have seen quite a few of these birds in this area over the last few years but they were always too far away to photograph. To be honest, when I took the photograph this guy was too far away to ID and I just figured it was another Red Shoulder. It wasn't until a couple weeks ago when going through past shots that I realized it was actually a Red Tail.
"Where I live the open space of desire is red. The desert before me is red is rose is pink is scarlet is magenta is salmon. The colors are swimming in the light constantly, with cloud cover with rain with wind with light, delectable light, delicious light. The palette of erosion is red, is running red water, red river, my own blood flowing downriver; my desire is red. The landscape can be read. A flight of birds. A flight of words. Red-winged blackbirds are flocking the river in spring. In cattails, they sing and sing; on the riverback, they glisten.
Can we learn to speak the language of red?'
- Terry Tempest Williams
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7s8ymSYuIHk
Have a beautiful day xxx
I didn't think I would get anywhere near to this red Grouse. There's nowhere to hide on a moorland !
Strangely enough, it didn't fly off but seemed fascinated by the camera shutter sound.
It even started to join in the conversation !
Our local photo meetup group is doing a month long event where we look for the color red. I like the approach because it forces you to focus on the details, and also narrows the scope of what you're shooting.
(Technically, this is probably more of a deep orange, but it was red enough for my purposes.)
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The Red Posts are said to mark the route the convicts were taken along before being transported to Australia. Another theory is that they marked the locations of gibbets; many convicts were hanged before transportation if they were struggling along the way.
But factual evidence indicates that the post was a marker or reference point for illiterate guards who were escorting prisoners from Dorchester prison to Portsmouth from where they were transported to Botany Bay, Australia.
This one has been on my to-do list for a while.
Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) standing on a branch.
Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) stojąca na gałęzi.
Bright red flowers, with a heady fragrance that will delight your senses, Rose 'Red Eden Rose' is a strong, vigorous climbing rose that will create an impact wherever it is grown. Perfect for using to cover an unsightly wall or fence, this hardy shrub is a thorny variety which also helps to make it a safe haven for nesting birds too. The blooms will emerge a more pink hue but will soon mature to a crimson-red and these lovely, double flowers will continue to appear right through until autumn. Purchased as a ‘Band’ rose last summer and planted in the fall. First blooms this year.
Three (mostly) red corvettes of the many Corvettes at the show. I would take either car. No animals were hurt in the taking of this picture.