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Another bird! I am not happy with the other subjects I took today. However, I am hoping not to complete a project called A Bird A Day for A Month!
Due to a lack of rain lately some of the local ponds are drying up, but these birds seem to be enjoying it.
The twittering of birds is one of the most pleasing nature sounds that can ever be. More than water splashing, more than the wind swooshing, more than raindrops falling, more than leaves rustling.
Because like us, the birds are alive.
Birdsong has had a large influence on the development of music. Lot of musicians and composers have incorporated it in their compositions. One example is Beethoven's sixth symphony.
A common Indian robin posing right outside my house. She's the mommie of this one.
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A falcon. Maybe a beluga whale.... Anyway... this is a wild bird, really. Came flying by at the Vancouver Aquarium.
It's been a while since a did a textured bird pic, so I thought I would have a go at this Woodpecker.
Just another shot from the dive at Bodega Bay the other day. I am sick so there will be no exciting birding adventures today. :(
Bird watching with a high zoom camera. This one zooms to 60X power at 20 megapixels, but can be set to 120X at 9 megapixels, which is what I set it for this video. Enjoy!
i was looking for magpies and saw this small nest, about the size of my fist, hanging from a branch. beautiful, and full of turquoise ... i only saw one piece of that color when i took the photo. lots of hair, maybe horsehair. very artistic bird.
Taken just out side my home in Cochin. There were a lot of insects on the ground - and they were taking off one by one - it was a buffet for the birds - and my cats. Took a lot of photos that day - this was one of the best among them.
Also, this is the first image that I'm publishing that I've taken with my new camera - a Sony A6000(mirrorless). Very excited with it.