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travels in cameron highlands, December 08

The National Aviary, located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Oct. 28, 2024. The bird paradise is the largest independent indoor nonprofit aviary in the U.S. It is also the country's largest aviary, and the only one accorded honorary "National" status by the U.S. Congress.

The first cruise since December 2019 due to Covid 19, we visited familiar places along the California coast for 7 days. Tried to capture some unusual pictures. Enjoy.

These Birds of Paradise were so colorful and beautiful - standing so tall!

birds of paradise flowers from uni. brilliant colours at the moment!

The first cruise since December 2019 due to Covid 19, we visited familiar places along the California coast for 7 days. Tried to capture some unusual pictures. Enjoy.

The first cruise since December 2019 due to Covid 19, we visited familiar places along the California coast for 7 days. Tried to capture some unusual pictures. Enjoy.

This is a single flower on a Birds of Paradise plant I took a macro exposure of. I got some nice bokeh in this shot for such a small little camera/lens combination.

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Floral arrangement designed by Garden Party Flowers Vancouver www.gardenpartyflowers.ca

Photos by Christopher Jones

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The first cruise since December 2019 due to Covid 19, we visited familiar places along the California coast for 7 days. Tried to capture some unusual pictures. Enjoy.

7/8/18 Part of display; Elevala River Between Fly River NE of Kiunga and the Ketu River; Papua New Guinea

Superb Bird of Paradise (Lophorina superba)

Adult male

The first cruise since December 2019 due to Covid 19, we visited familiar places along the California coast for 7 days. Tried to capture some unusual pictures. Enjoy.

painting of Birds of Paradise in the back. There is a window right next to the painting that is why there is a huge white spot.

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Floral arrangement designed by Garden Party Flowers Vancouver www.gardenpartyflowers.ca

Lesser Bird of Paradise (Paradisaea minor) male displaying high in the rain forest canopy at his display site (lek). Vigorously ruffling his plumes.

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