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Common (European) Starling ~ Sturnus vulgaris ~ Étourneau sansonnet ~ Portsmouth, England, UK
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A love story painted across the Amazonian sky. These are not just two birds flying together; this is a bonded pair of Scarlet Macaws (Ara macao), famous for their lifelong monogamy. They form powerful partnerships that can last their entire lives. With a lifespan that can exceed 50 years in the wild, 'forever' has a profound meaning for them. To see them soar in such perfect synchrony is to witness a lifetime of shared journeys, a vibrant promise kept on the wing.
The bond between macaw pairs is so strong, they do everything together, from foraging for food to preening each other's feathers. And in the unfortunate instance where one of them dies, the surviving partner either just lives out alone for the rest of their life or even possibly dies from grief.
Green Bee-eater, 03 April, 2022 Kapurthala, Punjab OMD EM1X 300f4 1/3200, f4, ISO1250, manual mode
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Green Bee eater Juvenile in flight, Independent and self reliant on food requirement. Makes more sorties to catch insects midair and will soon become an expert in with practice.
19 June, 2022
Industrial focal point, Kapurthala, Punjab
OMD EM1X 300f4
1/2500, f4, ISO1250
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Odd-looking, pale, medium-sized vulture with a bare, solemn-looking yellow face. The bill is narrow with a black tip. In flight, the deep-fingered black flight feathers contrasting with white inner feathers may recall White Stork, but the tail is wedge shaped. Juveniles are dirty brown with bare gray faces. An inhabitant of open or semiopen areas, nesting on cliffs and less frequently in trees. Scavenges at rubbish dumps in addition to carcasses, but sadly is in decline over much of its wide range.
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Only one thing I could think of, How majestic they are! Leave their nails, just their scales are more than enough to scratch through my skin!
Chapim-azul, Eurasian Blue Tit (Cyanistes caeruleus)
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Although mainly nocturnal, the little owl can be spotted in the day hunting invertebrates (especially worms), small mammals, reptiles, amphibians and small birds. It is often seen perched a telegraph pole, an old parkland tree, along a hedgerow, or on a rock; from these positions, it quietly scans the ground for prey. When it spots something, it swoops down and catches its victim with either its claws or beak. Little owls breed between March and August, forming monogamous pairs and nesting in hollow trees.
This Baird's Sandpiper put on a close show late this past summer at a riverfront park in Ossining, NY...
Again And Again And Again
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Picanço-barreteiro, Woodchat Shrike (Lanius senator)
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Parenting is not just hormone and pheromone induced nature’s need of procreating, making nest, laying eggs, incubating and then feeding the offsprings to survive and grow. It’s about making them self sufficient for its own survival, food, shelter and making next generation. Birds do it as well as any other species. The Adult Bee Eater refused to share the bee with the Juvenile, almost as big and active as an adult. It wanted it to catch its own meal now onwards and in the end ultimately succeeded in making the Juvenile get its own snacks.
Nature perpetuates.
Green Bee eaters Adult and Juvenile
19 June, 2022
Kapurthala, Punjab
OMD EM1X 300f4
1/2500, f4, -0.3ev, ISO160
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Second photo of the owl posted yesterday. Once the shutter went off the second time it decided we should part company.
Southern boobook owl. Ninox boobook
The maximum age recorded from banding has been 15 years 11 months, in a bird caught and later caught again on Black Mountain in the Australian Capital Territory.
Across Australia, breeding takes place anywhere from July to February, though peaks in October, and is generally earlier in more northern areas.
The southern boobook nests in holes in trees between one and twenty metres above the ground. The holes are generally vertical, and mostly in eucalypts, though other trees such as coast banksia are also used.
Some sites are reused by the species for up to 20 years, especially if broods have been successfully raised in them before. Boobooks may also evict other birds such as galahs to use their hollows, and have used sites abandoned by babblers, crows and ravens. The male does more of the site preparation, such as lining the base of the hollow with leaves.