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I almost only see these colorful birds in winter. Then there are several couples who visit the bird tray every day and eat lots of sunflower seeds!

A bird in the air is pure freedom

Let the soft animal of your body love what it loves

www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbJcQYVtZMo

This vid reminds me of birds when they gather on wires or buildings...all singing like mad

 

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SAULE

Saule incudes mask in 2 versions [full and half] and shoulders left & right with 26 colours for main and accent.

  

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+Half-Deer+ The Mad Scientist's Birdcage

HILTED - Mechanicrow

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PosESioN Lucia pose #8

Leaves of the Bird of Paradise flower's plant with the flower bokeh in the background.

 

Taken at the Melbourne Botanical Gardens.

 

Hope you like Coldplay's song

"Paradise"

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=1G4isv_Fylg

 

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HBW

Young female Eastern Blue bird asking her dad for more food. I just watched him feed her, and I don't know what his thinking is. Is he tired, or just ignoring her, or just wondering what kind of mess he got him self into. They sure act like humans.

These birds were not being very cooperative - they kept moving during the 25-second exposure even after I asked them nicely to stay still :-(

 

The birds stand on the sticks overnight and when the sun comes up, they fly off for breakfast. This shot was 30 minutes before sunrise.

Northern Gannets are monogamous and mate for life, very much like albatrosses. Pairs form, and renew their bonds, at the breeding colony, called a gannetry, which may contain thousands of pairs in close proximity to each other. Young birds also return to the colony in their second or third year, forming “clubs” of birds that rest together and begin to learn the local fishing routes. Males begin to claim a breeding site in a colony in their third or fourth year, shaking their head side to side frequently, biting the nest site itself, and stretching the neck toward females that show interest. Clashes between males over nest sites can be intense, with bills locked and much pushing at the cliff edge; injuries are not uncommon. Once partnered, male and female greet each other at the nest site each time they reunite, the males shaking the head, the females offering the nape for the male to nibble. They also engage in so-called “mutual fencing,” wherein they face each other, often touching, calling, shaking heads side to side as their bills clack together, bowing, and finally preening each other’s neck. Both parents care for and feed the young, taking turns on fishing excursions that may last several days. Both sexes defend the nest and chicks aggressively against other gannets, using threat displays such as jabbing with the bill.

"The birds of paradise,

With wings reaching free and far;

Their singing never dies,

Though centuries go afar.

Their longings are for peace,

Knowing things of worth;

Man is only what he believes,

From the day of his birth.

The forest and each leaf,

Are there for reasons too;

 

Some may be so brief,

Others stand longer than you.

Change of time will make,

New growth from the old;

Around the brook and the lake,

Colors we cannot hold.

Clouds will come and go,

With clearings in the sky;

Just like a breezing blow,

Suddenly - to start, and die."

 

- Peter S. Quinn

 

The Seventh Valley, Fantasy Faire 2021

This is a view of the whole Island of Fuerteventura as a bird may see it, every mountain is a volcano..

Pied Buschat Bird

Photo taken May 13, 2022

Soulis: Bird of Paradise.

the common waxbill (estrilida astrilid) is a small bird used to feed on seeds..these little beauties climb the grass like acrobats.

Harold Porter National Gardens ,Betty's Bay SA

"the acrobat"

original 3K file here:

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Paper bird made to stick on a card

This bird joined me at my table in the garden at the Le Petit Palais in Paris, France. He stared at me as I stared back and then posed patiently while I snapped this shot.

 

Rieselfelder, Münster, Germany

Black headed gulls at sunrise in Bhigwan Bird Sanctuary, Maharashtra, India

"You gonna finish that?"

(Otway Ranges, VIC)

Adult delivers lizard to youngster.

 

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