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Phylloscopus inornatus
(Yellow-browed Leaf Warbler)
Kaeng Krachan National Park
lake area
Petchaburi Province, Thailand
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White-browed Wagtail - Motacilla madaraspatensis - Белобровая трясогузка
Gaula River, Nainital district, Uttarakhand, India, 03/19/2025
-Too Faced Shadow Insurance (lid to brow)
-Fyrinnae Pixie Epoxy (lid)
-Fyrinnae Loose Eyeshadow in Kimchi (crease and outer vee)
-Fyrinnae Arcane Magic Loose Eyeshadow in Love Potion (lid)
-Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil in Perversion (waterlines)
-Clinique High Lengths Mascara in Black
-e.l.f. Wet Gloss Lash & Brow Clear Mascara (brows)
-CoverGirl Nature Luxe Liquid Silk Foundation in Flax
-Fyrinnae Fluff
-Fyrinnae Lip Lustre in Backstage Kisses
hite-browed sparrow-weaver, Plocepasser mahali
Please don't take my guess at the species identification as reliable.
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White-browed Coucal - Centropus superciliosus loandae – Белобровый кукаль
North Kazinga, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda, 08\23\2011
This bird was sitting on a red light on top of a building and the distance was about 15ft. I had the same lighting condition and used the same 2x teleconverter to take this picture. More to come, watch my page!
Red-browed finches, well, as finches, might be expected to be seed eaters. There are seeds up here in this Casuarina cunninghamiana. Cockatoos can access them. But finch beaks aren't made for cracking these "cones".
Instead it seems like they are gleaning small invertebrates from among the foliage. This is a mystery and a different behaviour from that usually observed.
The addition of the brow made so much difference to the "face", it was unbelievable. It was a last minute attachment, made from MDF, and I'm glad I went with it, because it really helped give Tommy character.