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Rondeau Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada, Aug 24, 2021.

Worked the hedge for food but didn't come down to the water.

 

Vermivora cyanoptera

Blue-winged Warblers have expanded northward as landscapes changed to shrubbier habitats. This northward expansion increased contact and hybridization with Golden-winged Warblers. This hybridization and competition contributes to Golden-winged population declines.

source- Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

One shy black bird male is searching for two important matters: food and a mate. Its song is short but colorful.

In the marshes, no flash, no additional wireless lights or reflectors. The bird in his element. A beauty to watch.

Used an old Sigma 150-600 @ 600mm from relatively close range(15-20ft). And I am happy I was there.

Female Ebony Wing Damselfly at Lake Mills Park

 

WING SURFING

Un’ala che si gonfia come un kite e si maneggia come quella di un windsurf, ma non ha cavi, né stecche, né boma. Permette di navigare al vento e divertirsi con un Sup o una tavola con gli hydrofoil ai piedi. Si chiama wing, l’ha perfezionata Robby Naish ed è il nuovo water sport pronto a conquistare tutti.

M-WING Dassault Falcon 7X Gama Aviation @ Zurich Airport 24/01/2018

I was amazed at the pattern of the Great Horned Owl wings!

Juvenile, I think, one of several making a lot of noise in the neighborhood now...

www.texastargetbirds.com

 

This Long-winged Harrier was a real pleasure to see during our visit to Trinidad last month. I had seen the species in the past but always at a very great distance. This wasn’t exactly close but I was pleased to at least be able to get a presentable photo of it as it flew past during its patrol of the rice project near Caroni Swamp.

 

We will be doing this trip again in spring of 2019, if you think you might be interested more information is available here: www.texastargetbirds.com/group-photo-trips/2019-trinidad/

  

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Circus buffoni

 

Macro Mondays theme:Fasteners

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part of the golden bird.

Art action by HA Schulte and Elke Koska 1989

Commercial cell use excluded.

  

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_Goldene_Vogel

Chelidoptera tenebrosa

 

Swallow-winged Puffbird - Zwaluwbaardkoekoek - Gronman (Suriname)

 

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

This is Tephritis bardanae, i didn't find a good english trivial name, maybe she has none. In Germany also many of the Tephritinae didn't have a trivial name, this one has, from the plant it lives endemic with, the burdock (Arctium lappa). As any insect that is bound to one plant, she stands for the loss of biodiversity. Everywhere where the burdock disappeared for monocultures the insect disappeared too.

 

Diese Kletten Bohrfliege lebt endemisch auf und von der Großen Kletten (Arctium lappa). Wo diese Pflanze für Monokulturen verschwindet, verschwindet auch diese Fliege. Sie steht symbolisch für die Mehrzahl der Insekten, die Nahrungsspezialisten sind. Anders als Stubenfliegen, die als Allesfresser den Menschen folgen. Nur auf einen Allesfresser kommen bei den Insekten tausend Spezialisten.

 

Update from 02.06.2023, might be Chaetostomella cylindrica, not Tephritis bardanae

 

Panasonic Lumix G9

Panasonic 45-175mm

Raynox DCR-250

175mm ca. 1,3:1

ISO 800

f8

1/125s

Stack from 139 pictures,

Helicon B (6,3)

Taken are Cooper Marsh Conservation Area.

Too bad I clipped the wing tip

Paradise Pond, Port Aransas, Nueces County, Texas

Wing Wednesday

 

I was so happy to see this baby Robin today. Their mortality rate is high so it's great when one survives.

Blue-Winged Teal, Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve, Henderson, Nevada.

Details of the wing of a feeding male Monarch butterfly. A bit like stained glass...

Returning from a mission during Air Fete 1997

Air Fete 1997 - RAF Mildenhall

Scanned from 35mm Negative

White-winged Tern

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A small flock of these birds travel down south to summer over with us.

Later in the season, they begin to take on their breeding plumage. They will be a rich black by the time they leave.

More can be seen on my blog here :http://newton-st-loe-birding.blogspot.co.uk/

It's most often the Birch shieldbug that I've seen do this when perhaps feeling a little threatened.

Corbet Wood - Shropshire

Album Low Key, High Key

 

HMM! #Wing

 

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Blue-winged Teal along Welland Road in NLAWD

Magpie take off

Cracticus tibicen

Red-winged Blackbird @ Dawson Creek Park, Hillsboro OR

Male Green-winged Teal at Lake Davis in Orlando

Estero Llano Grande State Park in South Texas. 1/2018

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