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Excuse me...will you pass the salt please...

 

Brow-antlered Deer from the Mudumalai forest

Turquoise-browed Motmot,

Eumomota Cejiturquesa.

Yucatan. Mexico. Jan 2011

Rufous-Browed Peppershrike (Cyclarhis gujanensis), Atlantic Rainforest - REGUA, Brazil, July 2010

A pair of Red-browed Finches having some quality time.

A Black Browed Albatross escorting us along a particularly lively section of ocean between the Falklands and the Straits of Magellan.

Day 6 - Southern Serengeti

White-Browed Coucal (Centropus superciliosus)

 

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Port Fairy Pelagic. Victoria.

Very rare bird for the I.O.M. So lucky to have seen it never mind getting a pic!

More from the Ray Brower promo shoot. The lovely red tourbus.

 

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All photos © Alexandra Bone

www.alexandrabone.co.uk

This White-browed Scrubwren popped up just to the right of me, really close too, while I was following a Brown Gerygone. Zero crop on this one.

 

Scientific name: Sericornis frontalis

Sex: Female

Location: Royal National Park, Sydney, Australia.

Turquoise-browed Motmot - Eumomota superciliosa superciliosa - Синебровый момот

 

5 km north of Ek Balam , Yucatan, Mexico,02/20/2013

Rucervus eldii

Knowsley Safari Park

21.8.14

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David Brower at Mastermind Talks 2014 in Toronto, Ontario.

 

©2014 Mark Adams

www.MarkAdamsPhoto.com

This golden-browed chlorophonia is found from southern Costa Rica to Panama. The species is typically uncommon and somewhat local, being found in the canopy of highland forests above 2,500ft elevation. This was a rare sighting due to how scarce these birds are. This again is a male bird because of how bright his colors are. You might notice a trend that a lot of these photos are of males because they are brighter and easier to spot. This is because the are more likely to attract females out in the open. With how rare this bird is, you may never see them in the lowlands. They tend to stick to pre-montane and mountainous eco-systems.

Anthipes solitaris

 

Bukit Fraser, Malaysia

 

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Turquoise-browed Motmot,

Eumomota Cejiturquesa.

Yucatan. Mexico. Jan 2011

Golden-browed Chlorophonia (Chlorophonia callophrys)

Miriam's Restaurant

Savegre Valley, Costa Rica

Laguna Yanacocha [3910m], Cusco, Peru

White-browed Coucal (Centropus superciliosus) - Wow, thanks again Leea77!

My first guess was some sort of Shrike, but that was wrong...

 

Serengeti National Park

Turquoise-browed Motmot bird. Known for the "mot mot" sound it makes and its broom-like tail.

Catalog #: BIOB00578

Last Name: Brow

First Name: H J

Notes:

Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive

Countless miles away from it's home in the Falkland Islands Albie the Black Browed Albatross continuing to grace the North sea with it's presence. Excitement galore when you sail up to one of the worlds most stunning seabirds!! Pics could have been better, but excitement overruled checks!!

Taken from on board the Yorkshire Belle, I had been scanning the area as we sailed back with no luck in picking it up. Thankfully someone else on board had caught sight and told the crew, the captain turned the boat and boom!

עלווית צהובת-גבות, Phylloscopus inornatus, Yellow-browed warbler, пеночка-зарничка, зарничка

Thanks to the BTO i had this identified as a Yellow Browed Warbler, a fabulous find

Catalog #: BIOB00577

Last Name: Brow

First Name: H J

Notes:

Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive

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