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Black-backed Puffback
Dryoscopus cubla
9th. August 2011
Khwai, Botswana
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These ants seemed to be herding aphids. 24mm prime reversed and mounted on an extension tube. Flash mounted on a bracket. Was able to sit on a park bench to take these, was nice after a few hours of crouching and kneeling to get other shots.
Y112 is now on the rear of the train as it heads for Ballarat on the return from Lal Lal Block Point.
Ballarat Heritage Weekend 2015.
Looking at the house from the path to the lower meadow. The kids hung the hammock there because every tree has poison ivy on it... I kid you not!
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And what did I do? Say hello? Compliment them on their work? Nope. I stumbled backwards and took a photo of the back of their heads. Nice work.
Yorkshire based Lindum Turf donated grass turf to North Edinburgh Arts Back To Basics project. Lindum Grass Turf Sculptures were created in a Workshop by European Landscape Architecture Students (ELASA) as part of their mini-meeting in Scotland this April 2010.
The sculptures were created for a community event for the following day in Muirhouse Shopping Centre.
Photographed by Reaaz Mohammad
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Pink-backed Pelican
He decided to jump in the Fire Engine first, but sat in the back. Then 2 little girls decide to sit in the front. The 2 moms with them had to sit in the middle.
You'll note that this is the info for Lagoona and her pet Neptuna, the UPC code was cut off and her name is shown as Ghoulia Yelp
male with small frog
@panti, msia
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The RB Kingfisher nesting in Panti, msia
The parents took turns bringing back a variety of prey items to feed their hungry youngs awaiting in the nesting tunnel which the parents painstakingly excavated earlier.
It was unclear just how many chicks were inside the nesting tunnel. Judging from the frequency of every about 1/2 hour and the number of food items brought back by the parents suggested at least 2-3 chicks were nesting
The exact number could only be determined during the fledging period when the young kings start to leave the nest one by one. That certainly would be a spectacular sight to watch, which I hope to witness one day.
It really makes me wonder how the chicks comsume such large food items. To put that in perspective, it's like for us to swallow a 10kg piglet at one go cause' they have got no teeth to chew their food.
Because all these feeding activities happen inside the confine of the nesting tunnel we have got no clue how they do it. Hopefully one day technology would helps us to learn more about them by allowing us to 'see' just what's going on inside the 'secret' chamber without causing any harm to them.
special note : these birds were captured in such intricate details only during their nesting period when you could approach it with amazingly close distance. The parents at all costs had to bring up their young during which they would returned to feed the chicks. They would perched at the exact same spot, stayed for a couple of seconds before disappearing into the nest hole with a rich variety of food source each time, only to emerge moments later to repeat the whole process all over again.
I have only seen it once during non-nesting period, and it was like a thousand miles away. One more inch closer, it would vanished in thin air.
disused section of knowsthorp lane, near leeds. the short stretch of tarmac runs from the disused junction 45 of the M1, to a gate, where the road continues over the wyke beck, and underneath the motorway, to knowsthorp sewage works.
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