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This Cattle Tyrant was one of many that we saw this past August in Brazil. They were a lot of fun because they would generally walk right up to us, often too close to even photograph. I guess they must have been expecting us to flush insects for them to catch.

 

Machetornis rixosa

 

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Jean got a new hummingbird feeder for Christmas and its been very popular. This little guy (male Anna's Hummingbird) was just a tyrant yesterday, defending his feeder fiercely. But what else is new in the hummingbird world. It seems we've had mostly males this winter so we see intense battles waged every day. I really wish I could capture it on video, but they move SO fast

Cerro Montezuma, Tatama National Park, Risaralda, Colombia

Tyrannus tyrannus...That's the genus and species name for the Eastern Kingbird. The name means just what it sounds like. These small birds have a big attitude, especially when I comes to defending a nesting territory. Not only will they will fiercely defend again their own kind, but will take on much larger birds, like blue jays and even Red-tailed hawks. Their agility in the air makes them an adept adversary. It's hard to imagine this looking at this perfectly placid photo but watch them in the wild or play a recording of a kingbird and you will soon see what I mean. This little tyrant deserves our respect and admiration. The photo was taken on the grounds of the new #Virtua Hospital in Voorhees.

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This is an isolated population of a species found in NW Ecuador that is primarily found along the Atlantic coast of Brazil.

Finally having escaped the 3am purgatory, A408 makes a return to its early afternoon arrival into Champaign with IC1005/IC1036 leading the way. With them is a string of some 600 axles, but the ICs certainly have made quite the catch of the day - four CREX GEVOs follow the deathstars, all silent. Bound for Centralia, these still unmolested Citibank-owned bongas are destined for some maintenance and patches - maybe even fresh paint, who knows? - before they’re sent back out into the world to help power CNs freight. They weren’t alone, as a northbound would show up on the outbound track with four additional ex-CREX units, all patched, behind a KCS ACe. Eight of them in town at once... a lot of power, but all quiet.

Merry Tyrantmas from Tyrant & her loved ones. ⚔️🎄

 

May you all have a beautifully menacing yet jolly Christmas, filled with warmth, laughter, & unforgettable moments shared alongside those you love most. I hold each & every one of you close to my heart, & I’m endlessly grateful for your presence, support, & loyalty. Thank you for standing by my side through it all—through growth, change, & every chapter in between. This season is only the beginning, as there are many more adventures, memories, & victories awaiting us in the year ahead. 🎄✨.

 

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Machetornis rixosa

 

After making my pair of raptors. I had to go bigger.

Tyrannus melancholicus

  

I believe this to be an Eastern Wood-pewee, but I could be mistaken. In my yard in NE Oklahoma.

Fluvicola nengeta.

 

This distinctive bird is, as it's name suggests, usually found near to water.

Altiplano Leste - Brasilia, DF, Brazil.

 

Knipolegus is the genus of black tyrants, birds in the Tyrannidae family.

 

It contains 11 or 12 species, depending on the classification, all of them found exclusively in South America.

 

They are known in Brazil as "marias-pretas".

 

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Aves

Order: Passeriformes

Suborder: Tyranni

Family: Tyrannidae

Genus: Knipolegus F. Boie, 1826

Species: K. lophotes Boie, 1828

Binomial name: Knipolegus lophotes

Dinosaurs aren't lizards.

 

Last minute addition to my Brickfair VA 2017 lineup!

 

What a hastily edited photo lol

President Donald Trump, Shoreditch, London, England.

 

Justin

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This picture was taken during the Magic Birding Circuit of Ecuador, in San Jorge de Sumaco Bajo surroundings.

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Fairly common bird in Brazil this one was photographed at Intervales ..

A male Long-tailed Tyrant drops down acrobatically from a perch, in pursuit of a flying insect. Amazon Rainforest, Peru.

 

Canon 7DM2 | Canon 400mm f/5.6 | 1/2500th | f/5.6 | ISO 640

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Rio De Janeiro, Brazil January 2020

Mosquero Colilargo, Long-tailed Tyrant, Colonia colonus.

 

Especie # 1.966

 

Trilha dos Tucanos Lodge

Tapiraí

Estado de Sao Paulo

Brasil

Black-throated Tody-Tyrant, Hemitriccus granadensis, Titirijí gorginegro

Long-Tailed Tyrant (Colonia colonus)

Mosquero Colilargo ,Mosquetero Coludo

Medium sized flycatcher with fairly widespread range in South America. Superficially resembles a Tropical Kingbird with olive-brown back, yellow belly, and grayish crown. However, Cattle Tyrant is unique for typically being found on or near the ground, where pairs or small flocks follow grazing animals. Found in open habitats including farmland and marshes.

 

This one was photographed in Brazil guided by Neotropic Photo Tours.

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Eastern Kingbird is a member of the Tyrant family of birds. They are bold and will even go after hawks if the need to protect it's territory arises. It is probably this boldness and confidence that allows photographers to get rather close to them for photography.

Galito (Alectrurus tricolor). (Vieillot, 1816).

 

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More information about this species you can find here:

 

datazone.birdlife.org/species/factsheet/22700300

 

avibase.bsc-eoc.org/species.jsp?avibaseid=E78E648792B57CD2

 

www.wikiaves.com.br/galito

 

Not a SHIP, obviously...

Source (the second image)

Once again it's a bit out of scale, but it is a very accurate recreation of the original miniature and a very sturdy frame. There is even a pivoting point in the waist! I'm really excited with this one!

 

Special thanks to Backward Matt for tips and help with POV-Ray lighting :D

The final photo from the day was taken in the grounds of our accommodation. These birds were fairly common there.

Colonia colonus

 

Long-tailed Tyrant - Langstaarttiran (Suriname)

 

Canon 7D + Canon EF 300mm F2.8 L IS USM + 2x TC

Perpetual Tyrants.

 

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Steve.D.Hammond.

Myiornis auricularis

 

Tiny Tyrant-flycatcher found in humid forests - it is described as often overlooked, which given it's size seems likely...

Gubernetes yetapa

Mogi das Cruzes, São Paulo, Brazil

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