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I'm almost certain about the id of this little warbler which appeared in the garden of our cottage in Copister, Yell.
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One of the most colourful and beautiful birds from Costa Rica and one of my favourites.
Seeing and photographing a Quetzal and the Chlorophonia was at top of my wish list. It wasn’t at all easy to find, but finally, on the last day of our stay in Costa Rica, we had the privilege of seeing both, and simultaneously. While we had the splendid Quetzal in front of us, behind us there was a group of Chlorophonia hopping between tree branches. They didn’t allow us many opportunities. The lack of light and the terrain inclination made it very difficult to obtain pictures, but it truly was a unique and unforgettable moment.
Taken in the Costa Rica Highlands.
There's no accounting for bird names. I have been calling this one Brownie. He/she has been coming round our door every few days for about a month. Mostly in the grass below, sometimes up on the deck, like today. Skittish; here for a minute then gone.
Officially she/he is a White-throated sparrow. But the yellow spot over the eyes is -- for me -- the diagnostic. So I think of her/him as Yellow-browed Brownie.
When he/she is around, Brownie hangs out with juncos and goldfinches, one of the latter being in the foreground.
There weren't many birds on the Tablelands Highway, but on one single flowering tree beside the road dozens of birds of four different species were in a feeding frenzy. The tree was thickly covered in blossom, a treat for nectar eaters and others who don't usually bother.
I saw a group of these cute little birds out at Bald Rock National Park earlier in the week. They're rather tricky to photograph, they move along very quickly and while they aren't the shyest of birds, they still do like to stay well hidden and out of sight.
Their trademark feature is indeed the white stripe above the eye, i think it makes them look like they are always nervous.
17th February 2022
66115 passes the site of Dobb Brow junction with 6M16 05:40 Wilton - Knowsley just as the heavens opened
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RSPB Bempton Cliffs, East Yorkshire. One final one from the Albert session, the classic view of him gliding effortlessly round and round the elephant's head at Staple Newk below the viewpoint. In length he is not much larger than a Gannet, but the wingspan (some 8ft) is considerably bigger. In 40 minutes never saw him flap his wings at all, he just rides the air currents.
White-browed fantail -Rhipidura aureola, in the grounds of one of the hotels I stayed at in 3030 on my second trip to Sri Lanka.Taken on my a99 II and Sal 70-400mm G SSM II, both of which I have now sold along with my a77 II and A-mount lenses.
New sony system arrives tomorrow and my next trip is in February.
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This guy made my head explode trying to ID him. I am not sure I have properly identified. Please if YOU know the ID of this guy let me know.
White-browed Wagtail - Motacilla maderaspatensis, this is from the boat trip along the shore of Tawa Reservoir, Satpura National Park.
I've finally got round to visiting a few 'celebrity' birds this year with the latest being the black-browed albatross at RSPB Bempton Cliffs. It took a couple of visits but it was well worth the wait, what a bird!
wishing everyone a beautiful & lovely weekend...
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Bird - Yellow Browed Warbler