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Managed a quick shot before he flew off. I love their pretty layers of feathers which showed up really well in this shot.
#45 layers 52in2021challenge
Seen in this image is a Tūī on a kōwhai tree, NZ. The kōwhai tree seen in the image was given to us as a house warming gift when we moved in our home four years ago. It was just a wee plant when we got it and it took two years for it to mature and flower and this is the very first image I’ve managed to capture of the sole tūī that visits it :)
The Tuis are out in force loving the red bottle brush which are all in bloom. Very hard to get a photo as they like being in the middle of the tree and they are continually moving.
A TUI Airlines Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner landing on Schiphol Airports Polderbaan on wam and sunny Summers day
A TUI Netherlands Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner landing at Schiphol Airports Polderbaan early in the morning
On finals 25L at BRU-EBBR. Mind the yellow colored winglet. Most probably on loan from its German TUI-branch where they have a few 737's in the yellow livery.
A tui is sitting in a tree near Albert Park in Auckland, New Zealand. Tui's are native to New Zealand, and they're known for their white 'beard' and grey feathers in the neck.
I love New Zealand's birds, and will be posting more here soon.
Boeing 757-28A/WL
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G-OOBE
757-236/WL
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G-CPEU
737-8K5/WL
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G-TAWB
757-236/WL
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Thomson (Thomson Airways Ltd)
TOM BY
[300 mm - NO CROP]
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Cinzah 'Seekayem' Merkens is a New Zealand based multidisciplinary artist.
Cinzah is considered one of the founders of what is now recognized as the New Zealand Street Art scene, a new generation of artists creating work which fell somewhat outside of what was considered mainstream graffiti constructs - creating experimental street installations, putting up paste ups, stickers, and painting character based works throughout Auckland and Melbourne over a decade ago.
The Tui is one of New Zealand's most recognizable birds. From a distant, it looks rather drab black, but in the right light the blue, green and bronze iridescent sheen become apparent.
Tui's are quite common and have probably benefited from the introduction of a variety of flowering and fruiting plants.
They are quite a beautiful bird.