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Golden Weaver in the reeds in front of "my" chalet in the beautiful Lagoon Camp, Botswana
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I was obviously too close to the Nest site of this Red-winged Blackbird. Never argue with Parental Instinct.
#ItsAlive #MacroMondays #HMM
The gardner was hitting this guy with the broom and suddenly he got into an alert mode, he took out those horns and was almost standing.
This little robin was happy about all the larvae that came out while chopping wood and was my daily companion for the last few days.
With anti-climb paint too!!!
Hff guys, have a good one!!!
Sorry to post and run, will catch up as soon as, have a great weekend folks :)
I do not know why this European Stonechat looked so upset. Maybe it was all the rain that fell in December.
European Stonechats feed almost entirely on invertebrates such as small to medium-sized insects and larvae. It often hunts from low exposed perch, using the typical “perch-and-pounce” method. It flies down to catch the prey on the ground and returns to the perch, often the same.
This photograph was taken in EVOA on the Tagus Estuary just outside of Lisbon, Portugal.
-Saxicola rubicola
Some angry looking clouds with the sun high lighting the nearest through a break in the cloud cover.
This is the narrow entry to the harbour in Bauline. Not sure I’d want to be entering or exiting here today. Even standing safely on shore I experienced a few mouthfuls of salt water. I love the ocean…though not tasting it. I love it when she is utterly calm or uncontrollably angry. Whatever the day her beauty is undeniable.
A female Magpie- Lark staring angrily at me. Taken along the Yarra River at Southbank , Melbourne Victoria.
The Magpie-lark is distinctively marked in black and white.
The thin whitish bill and pale iris separate it from other similarly coloured species.
The adult male Magpie-lark has a white eyebrow and black face, while the female has an all-white face with no white eyebrow.
The Magpie-lark is often referred to as a Peewee or PeeWit after the sound of its distinctive calls.
The name Magpie-lark is quite misleading, as the species has no link with either the magpies or the larks.
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All of a sudden it was raining female Northern Cardinals in January! Maybe I should forward this to Ripley's Believe It or Not!!!
View from Glacis-Bridge in Minden into directio Porta Westfalica following river Weser. Minden, Ostwestfalen, Germany
This series is of a male European Stonechat.
This is a male Stonechat. Males have black upperparts, a broad wing patch and more white on neck sides, and white rump. Breast and flanks are chestnut-rufous, belly and undertail coverts are white. Hood is black.
Females are much paler with a brown streaked hood
Taken in EVOA on the Tagus Estuary just outside of Lisbon Portugal
-Saxicola rubicola
"Look at the birds of the air; they neither sow [seed] nor reap [the harvest] nor gather [the crops] into barns, and yet your heavenly Father keeps feeding them. Are you not worth much more than they?" - Matthew 6:26
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Angry ghosts keep me company
Eyes are closed but I'm awake
And I can't sleep deeply
Unless I've been drinking
Enough to drown out what they say
And what they say is more than I can take
Oh, what a warped way to learn from my mistakes
There are patterns in the static
Noises in my attic
Voices in my head keep me awake
I'm on the brink of madness
And I can't help but laugh at this
Oh, what a way
Oh, what a way to learn from my mistakes
Nobody gets away with anything
All must bear the balance sheet
So I befriend the voices
They've taught me some songs I guess
But, oh how the truth stings when they speak
And what they say
Is more than I can take
Oh, what a warped way to learn from my mistakes
Not awake but fighting sleep
I just hope
I can dream again
But there's patterns in the static
Noises in my attic
Voices in my head keep me awake
I'm on the brink of madness
And I can't help but laugh at this
Oh, what a way
Oh, what a way to learn from my mistakes
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“Get that camera out of my face !!! “ … you know the look : )
Yellow crowned night-heron (nyctanassa violacea).
Sheldon Lake State Park, Texas.
Location: Lake of Kastoria, Hellas.
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My sweetie pie doesn't like me to take pictures of him;
so I didn't ;-))
Please view large and see his eyebrows get down....;-))
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Addy and ♱ Alfie
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Angry Anderson (centre) and other rockers. Pub Rock, an exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, celebrating the people, places and sounds of Australian pub rock during the 70's and 80's.
Photo number 2 of the European Stonechat.
I can not begin to know what was going on in this little guys head but he was very interesting to watch. He was also one of the less shy birds in Portugal and posed nicely.
Long considered a member of the thrush family, Turdidae, genetic evidence has placed it and its relatives in the Old World flycatcher family, Muscicapidae
-Saxicola rubicola
Cormorant Everglades, USA.
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Red-winged Blackbirds are among the first birds to migrate to our area in the Spring. Males arrive first to stake out their territories in the marshes, and that's what this redwing is doing in the picture.
There were hundreds of redwings at Lake St Clair Metropark, and they were very vocal as they claimed their spaces. They trill loudly and will chase other birds away.
This redwing was the most aggressive I have ever seen, as he increased his size by leaning forward at me, raising his wings to display those fiery epaulets in a fierce manner.
I laughed and took his picture.