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Bohemian Waxwing - Bombycilla garrulus
Waxwings are an irruptive winter visitor to the UK some years we get 1,000s visiting if the Scandinavian berry crop has failed as the migrate west from Siberia.
This year only small numbers have turned up so the chances of finding any have been quite slim, three in an Apple tree on my usual walking route to Big Waters was a nice bonus.
I’ve got most of the ‘classic’ book photo poses of these birds in previous winters but when one of them dropped to the floor and started having a bath it gave me an opportunity to get something different.
Bath Time at the Wye Marsh. Trumpeter Swans will quite often mate for life, although occasionally "divorces" will happen.
Gold-crowned,White-crowned,Song Sparrows and House Finches thought this farm road puddle was the Roman bath.
This colorful American Robin decided it was time for a bath along the Meadowbrook at the Los Angeles County Arboretum !
Today we see one of the five mallard ducklings fathered by the white duck we saw yesterday This photo will serve as a paternity test, in tandem with acting as cutest thing ever.
Thank you to Justin Walbrecht, who has raised the possibility that the father is a Leucistic Mallard Drake. He is either that or a domestic-mallard hybrid. I will be checking this as well as sharing mummy duck & all the ducklings next week. <3
Male Common Kingfisher bathing after a long day fishing for the youngsters back at the nest. It was great to be there on my own with this completely relaxed bird enjoying some quality time. Silent shutter helps too.
Flickrs Birthday Challenge Day 16: Weirdness
Some more shots from Canary Wharf Winter Lights trip. This installation is called Aj Vana Be and is lots of bath tubs in a column which lit up and chanaged colours. If this isn't wierd (& fab) then I don't know what it!
Appreciate all your commnets and favourites.
I had to go deep into an exotic wilderness that barely a human had ever set foot before coming across the rare and elusive "American Robin."
Soon, National Geographic will get wind of this amazing discovery, I'll become famous, powerful, and I'll smite my enemies with lasers from space. I might even smite some friends, who knows?
Sponge cake covered in fondant with fondant and piping gel details.
The brief for this cake was: 'Joe's main interests are chewing TV aerial cables, playing in the bath, and trying to eat houseplants... Oh and he finds dogs hilarious." I didn't get the TV cables in, but hopefully included everything else.
Thanks to everyone on Flickr for inspiration, especially Andrea's Sweet Cakes and Rouvelee
Happy Birthday Joe!