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Bearded Reedling -
aka Bearded Tit.
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Image taken in the Toledo region of Spain.
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a new one from european zoo`s + this time: Zoo Frankfurt - home of the famous zoologist Bernhard Grzimek + i was there in September to look for more for my murtica zoo show album!
This Peruvian endemic is a large hummingbird with a long, forked tail. Males have colorful green and purple gorgets; the crown coloration of males varies by subspecies. Bearded Mountaineers inhabit dry montane scrub, bush-filled and lightly wooded areas, rocky outcrops, and gorges. They are rather cautious and are usually subordinate to other hummingbirds. Bearded Mountaineers either cling to or hover around flowers and continuously open and close their tails as they feed on nectar. Although Bearded Mountaineers are much sought after by birders, very little is known about the natural history of this attractive species. Very hard to photograph btw, but thanks to our guide Fisher Chavez, I was able to get a decent photo. I hope you appreciate it.
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The Bearded Helmetcrest is a true treasure of Colombia. This fellow lives near the active volcano at almost 14,000 ft. They are large with thick feathers to survive in these extreme conditions feeding on the small flowers thriving there.
Add a 'Jolly Roger' and a cutlass and he could give Johnny Depp a run for his money
Poor light and uncooperative birds limited our opportunities
Luckily this guy did manage a few seconds in the open., although at a distance
Canon FD lens adapted via Metabones
Herb and Nada Mahler Family Aviary, Milwaukee County Zoo
Milwaukee, WI
December 2021
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