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Violet-capped Woodnymphs inhabit a wide range of habitats from untouched forests, to scrub, to suburban and city gardens. They gather nectar from both native and non-native flowers and also hunt for insects. During certain parts of the year, Violet-capped Woodnymphs migrate short distances. Males have a bluish violet cap and sparkle with dark green above and gold-green below. Females are dark greenish above and off-white below. During the breeding season, these woodnymphs adorn the outside of their nests with ferns and lichen.
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(Klais guineti) B28I9445 Waqanki - Moyobamba - North Peru
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Lila Power. Leuchtet von innen.
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Nikon Micro-Nikkor-P / 1:2.8 / 55 mm
Appetitlich wirken sie aufgrund ihrer seltsamen Farbe sicher nicht, aber die Violetten Lacktrichterlinge sind essbar und schmecken sogar ganz gut. Das Moos im Hintergrund bildet einen schönen Farbkontrast zum violetten Pilz.
working on a winter aconite
Große Blaue Holzbiene - Xylocopa violacea
Sony A7RIII with FE 90mm F2.8 Macro
These gorgeous violet flowers are actually impostors, they are not violets, but that doesn't matter because they are beautiful. African violet flowers get their name from their resemblance to true violets (Violaceae), but they are actually a completely different genus: Saintpaulia ionantha.
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Handheld stack of a beautiful adult male of Tritemis annulata taken with Lumix GX8 + Olympus 60mm 2.8 MACRO + diffused flash Meike MK320.
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A Violet Sabrewing hummingbird, the largest species in Costa Rica, comes to investigate a Heliconia Vellerigera for nectar. Taken in the Caribbean cloud forest.
In width of 10mm tip to tip.
Tokina AT-X M100 PRO D Macro 2.8/100
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(Heliodoxa leadbeateri) B28I7796 Road Abra Patricia to Moyobamba - North Peru
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Sapphire-spangled Emeralds frequent rainforest edges, humid or gallery forests, second growth, clearings, orchards, and gardens. Males defend flower territories and are rather diverse in their flower preferences. These emeralds can be difficult to identify in the field: they are mostly olive-green above with whitish middle and lower underparts. In favorable lighting, their throats sparkle with violet-blue.
Picture taken at Monte Alegre do Sul, São Paulo, for a Peaceful Bokeh Wednesday!
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