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What's Behind the Curtain?
Washington Crown Center Mall in Washington, PA (Most likely torn down by now!)
From a walk in the area at Stubbergaard Lake and monestary near Vinderuo, Denmark - April 30, 2021.
This is from a walk on the "bog path" - a 1.7 km boardwalk through the swampy area at the northern end of the lake.
I knew I had these two but finding them was a whole other matter.
I thought two birds are better than one.
Happy Macro Mondays
Parrots are my theme for today, and Rainbow Lorikeets in particular. There are four food dishes in my garden along with two servings of fruit. Not all the birds who come to my garden eat from the food dishes, some come the backdoor, announce themselves and come inside to be fed.
I put apples in spikes, hey are popular, but they tend to be monopolised by some individuals who will not share. There is a pair of alpha Lorikeets who dominate the entire flock. Here the alpha couple guard an apple which they have for themself.
I was annoyed to see that a number of car tyres had been thrown into Skeleton Creek. These two Grey Teals were making good use of this one to have a rest.
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Young Female Blackbird eating Berries in a tree.
taken July 2020 in Stevenage Herts on a bright sunny day
Overlooking Tygh Valley, Oregon from part of The Barlow Trail, one of many wagon roads making up The Oregon Trail.
Two male Mallards just chilling in the evening at North Point. The colorful males have changed from their showy breeding colors to the more drab brown colors of the winter plumage.
Still, if you look closely on the head of the mallard to the right, some of the green color is just visible yet...