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The red kite (Milvus milvus) is a medium-large bird of prey in the family Accipitridae, which also includes many other diurnal raptors such as eagles, buzzards, and harriers. The species is currently endemic to the Western Palearctic region in Europe and northwest Africa, though formerly also occurred just outside in northern Iran.
Some people just look good all the time don't they! Even when they are a'bloody'sleep! I kick and talk, not so pretty here, hahahaha.
Anyway, this is a candid shot from the same back yard festival. Rosie, as you guys have seen in several of my other shots, (the two from Dartmoor), is rather photogenic. I love her hair! x
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as much as I appreciate 'fantastic portrait' thingys, please no copy and paste stamps.
Red Deer / cervus elaphus. Wollaton Park, Nottinghamshire. 03/04/18.
'FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS'.
A Jackdaw searches intently for parasites, insects and larvae that might be harbouring in the stag's ears and body hairs. The stag tolerates the attention as if it knows it is being relieved of annoying body pests.
The Red Deer coats are looking in poor condition at the moment after the long winter. If you enlarge this image, you will notice that the stag has lost a lot of the hair at the top of its neck. The Spring moult has begun and happens quite quickly, over 3-4 weeks. A new, thinner summer coat is natures way of helping the animals adjust to higher temperatures.
NB : I doubt the hair loss on the neck is all down to the Spring moult...when not searching for food, the Jackdaw was adept at yanking out clumps of hair and flying off with it to line its nest!
This is one of the members of the squirrel family that live in our woodlot. Sooo much personality and attitude!
I love red! Wardrobe remix
Red wool double breasted blazer - Stephanie Andrews
White blouse - Chicos
Black stretch cords - Express
black leather boots
red sequin beret
red beaded necklace
glass Christmas tree pin
heart pin
An expressive little fox enjoying the sun and a scratch and yawn on a bright morning in June, Hampton, NH
I’m kicking of the first weeks of the New Year with some new MOCs! I’ll be working on a few Red Cog mechs throughout the year. Inspiration draws from the KG bots in the Jak and Daxter series.Feel free to add to the theme. =)
Red Cog: Locust
A superior bipedal robot used for “quality control” of the Qunitos galaxy. The Locust units in particular serve as the “poster boys” for the RED COG faction. They, along with their mechanical brothers were developed to aid in conquest of the Korthos sector in the Quintos galaxy. Every factory produced mech is clad in red armor and sent off for battle, defense, or surveillance. Currently the RED COG faction has been met with resistance from surrounding planets, as well as both HERO FACTORY and Earth issued forces.
Typical RED COG mech weapons include blasters, energy beams, bombs, missile launchers, spinning blades of death and sniper rifles. The standard hand to hand combat is not out of question either. There are numerous types designed for different environments and assignments.
Enjoy! This also serves as my concept idea for the group project -Disty- started over in www.flickr.com/groups/1412762@N23/
In the shade this butterfly looks dark purple ... even black. In the sunlight the scales reflect light in such a way that color is generated. This process is called thin film interference. It makes the wings appear to glow with a metallic luster. The name of the butterfly comes from the purple appearance in the shade and the glowing red/orange spots at the wing tips that only show in bright white light.
Explore Highest position: 128 on Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Beyond the notorious fence and with the longest lens available. Morgan County, Alabama - 2018. Red-bellied Woodpecker
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Had amazingly close views of this young Red Footed Falcon in Aberdeen today. A lifer for me, and in the sunshine too (it clouded over and the light deteriorated greatly not long after we got these).