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Red Tank is one of my favorite diving spots at the end of a long bumpy dirt road on the Hawaiian Island of Lana`i. I love watching the sunset there in complete solitude.
Whitehouse Picnic Area, Madera Canyon, Santa Rita Mountains / Pima County, Arizona
This male Red Rock Skimmer is the 8th lifer ode that I have seen and photographed on this southeastern Arizona trip that my twin brother and I began on August 18. The reflections on the rock that it chose to perch on creates an 8 wing illusion.
UP’s Potash Local approaches Emkay, Utah, on a pleasant March 4, 2012. This incredible red rock country is just across from the entrance to Arches National Park.
A year-round resident in Oklahoma and most of the eastern half of the U.S. Males have longer, wider-tipped tongues than females, possibly allowing a breeding pair to forage in slightly different places on their territory and maximize their use of
available food.
If you love woodpeckers, visit my "Clinging Birds" album www.flickr.com/photos/reddirtpics/albums/72157664882313676
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What an afternoon in the garden. These Red-collared Lorikeets were just one of many bird visitors to enoy the trees' shady canopy and the bird bath in our tropical heat. This species is now recognised as a separate species to the rainbow lorikeet. Their name comes from the orange-red collar over the nape. Seen near Katherine, Northern Territory, Australia.
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Red Rock Canyon, Las Vegas, NV.
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I designed this for an ODT duell. I'm so happy to have a result because there where that less time between work and wedding preparations. It was just stupid to sign in this contest with no free time... Sometimes my brain is off.^^
This model is folded from a sandwich paper made by Damian Malicki. Thank you so much for your beautiful papers again :)
Red-necked Phalarope (Phalaropus lobatus) female feeding in the alkaline waters of Chaplin Lake in southern Saskatchewan on the Trans-Canada Highway between Moose Jaw and Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Prey is abundant in the shallow waters and thousands of shorebirds annually stage there in the spring to build body reserves for their northward migration and to a lesser extent in the fall migration period.
Over 30 species of shorebirds have been observed on the lake complex and most of the resident prairie shorebird species nest on or near the lake.
Access is very limited but there is a local tourism facility which focuses on the lake and its importance to shorebirds.
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19 May, 2013.
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