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I got this shot of an adult Blue Tit. I like it as I got the bird staying still and perched nicely on the branch.
Had an amazing morning at the beach. The shore was covered in birds migrating. So many it was tough getting an uncluttered shot. I spotted this Adult Peregrine Falcon way out in the distance and waited till it got closer. It did and this shot is uncropped. I check my lens and it was just short of 30 feet away. I got shots of two adults today. I think this is the same one Bob and Judy got the other day and Lynne got a few years back. It is registered in Wildwood, NJ
Stone Harbor Point, NJ.
”Drilus flavescens” is one of the most extreme cases of sexual dimorphism in insects. The females of this beetle look like a caterpillar – so called larviform females – completely lacking wings and other adult characters. Adult males are approximately 10 millimetres long. They have long comb-shaped antennas, probably utilized for detecting pheromones of females.
One of my favorite birds, the Hermit Thrush, is migrating through The Poconos currently.
This one was photographed in the yard yesterday morning, and was just giving its "chuck" call.
In the coming months their ethereal songs will be resonating throughout the forests around my woodland home.
Hermit Thrush (Catharus guttatus)
Adult
Family: Thrushes
Price Twp--JMC Pocono Property
Monroe County, PA
2018/04/08
Cuando subes desde Lorca hasta las tierras altas de su comarca no tienes la impresión de poder encontrar nada especial pero vaya si lo hay.
Este portento de animal es un volador incansable pero a veces para y siempre lo hace en esa pose, de vertical a un ángulo de 45º, al menos es lo que he observado en las tres jornadas que he estado con él.
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En el río Luchena, en el término municipal de Lorca. (Murcia) España
Dedicada a mi amigo Angel Martínez Toro
When you go up from Lorca to the highlands of your region, you don't have the impression of being able to find anything special, but it does.
This animal portent is a tireless flyer but sometimes stops and always does it in that pose, from vertical to an angle of 45º, at least it is what I have observed in the three days that I have been with him.
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On the Luchena river, in the municipality of Lorca. (Murcia) Spain
A Black Tern (Chlidonias niger) relaxes over the calm waters of a small pond east of Beaverhill Lake, Alberta, Canada.
26 June, 2024.
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In this shot, an adult White-headed pigeon on the left, with a juvenile on the right. While these birds are said to be very quiet and elusive, and to be often found alone, in pairs, or in small flocks, I know them to be gregarious, very social and to gather in flocks of two dozen or more. They descend on my yard, eat everything in sight and disappear.
6.1.2020, Salisbury Plain, South Georgia.
King penguins form huge breeding colonies; for example, the colony on South Georgia Island at Salisbury Plain holds over 100,000 breeding pairs and the colony at St. Andrew's Bay over 100,000 birds. Because of the very long breeding cycle, colonies are continuously occupied year-round with both adult birds and chicks.
The king penguin feeds its chicks by eating fish, digesting it slightly and regurgitating the food into the chick's mouth.
Because of their large size, king penguin chicks take 14–16 months before they are ready to go to sea. This is markedly different from smaller penguins, who rear their chicks through a single summer when food is plentiful. King penguins time their mating so the chicks will develop over the harshest season for fishing. In this way, by the time the young penguins are finally mature enough to leave their parents, it is summer when food is plentiful and conditions are more favorable for the young to survive alone at sea.
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In addition to the Yellow-rumped Warblers, we saw a lot of Cedar Waxwings eating the Cedar berries. In fact that is where part of their name comes from. From allaboutbirds.org: "The birds’ name derives from their appetite for cedar berries in winter." The bird pictured here is an immature bird as evident by the prominent streaking on the breast and faint looking black mask as compared to an adult. Anoka County, MN 10/04/20
Bucks County Pa.
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There's no doubt that a fully mature Gannet, with its stunning yellow head & white plumage, is a beautiful & elegant bird. During a recent visit to RSPB Bempton cliffs, I was also taken with how visually striking these black & white sub-adults are.
July 2024.
Two Mile Beach, Cape May, New Jersey, USA
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It's Saturday afternoon and time for a bath-gotta look good for the girls.......
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I hope that 2009 brings you everything that makes you feel chipper. Here's an article about the chipping sparrow. As is often the case, this one was shot through my office window. It was a gray day.
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