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Nikon D500, Sigma 60-600mm Sports lens, 600mm, f/7.1, 1/320, ISO 2800. Female calico, not mine, very friendly. View Large.
A juvenile Little Blue Heron molting into adulthood.
From Heron Conservation:
The juvenile Little Blue Heron is entirely white until into the second year. The bill is pale green blue at the base with the tip black. Iris is yellow to white. Lores are pale cobalt. Tips of the white flight feathers are dusky. Legs and feet green yellow to light grey.
Molt is complicated and probably individually variable but well described elsewhere. As white feathers are replaced by dark, the white plumage is followed by a “piebald” or “calico” intermediate stage.
That is the Atlantic Ocean as the backdrop - this heron was walking on some rocks hunting for something to eat.
Juvenile Little Blue Heron, Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, Titusville, Florida. With their patchy white-and-blue appearance, Little Blue Herons in transition from the white first-year stage to blue adult plumage are often referred to as calico.
(The cat with the most tales becomes next year's chairman.)
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Several "Local cats" live in the Takashima Suisaisen Park in Minatomirai, Yokohama. They live on the food of their neighbors.
They can't run away when they see people, but they can only be the ones who feed them.
They don't run away when they see strangers, but they aren't touched by anyone but the people who take care of them.
"Local cats" do not have a specific owner like "stray cats", but they differ from "stray cats" in that the local residents officially recognize them and take care of food and medical care.
Calico Tanks Trail
Red Rock Canyon
Las Vegas, Nevada
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I was leaning way out over a bank to capture an image of this spectacular dragonfly almost directly below me. This is a Calico Pennant, Celithemis elisa, a fairly common dragonfly found in the eastern half of the United States.
Maple Flats – Big Levels, Augusta County, Virginia. July 12, 2015.
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A calico cat has a coat that is 25% to 75% white with large orange and black patches (or sometimes cream and grey patches). They are exclusively female except under rare genetic conditions. This one, named Patches, is a friend's cat napping in its basket by a sunny window just after eating a snack.
HMM- had literally dozens of possibilities
but this one made me smile :)
(this portion is approximately 2inches by 2 and 1/8th inches)
#MacroMondays #TheBlues
see the picture in the first comment box for the one i really wanted to use, but i hadn't measured so didn't feel i could
I spotted this pretty little girl, all decked out in a calico coat, in Stavanger, Norway. She ignored me, but I got a few photos anyway. She lives in a quaint and very beautiful town, filled with flowers and lovely homes....
Just a few miles from the Las Vegas Strip is a place far more edifying and colorful, the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is home to magnificent geology, a wide array of flora and fauna, and accessible hiking at all levels.
Didn't get a lot of flower pictures at the botanical garden the other day but some good dragonfly shots ;-)
female Calico pennant - at the wetlands, North Georgia
Only a handful of Calico's turn up at the wetlands every year. And so far I've seen one Halloween out there. Stay safe if you're in the path of the storms. Our heat wave continues ...
Happy Dragonfly Thursday!
A friend of mine has these rooms on the Eufaula Lake, they are elevated rooms and have wonderful views of the lake. If you are ever in Oklahoma look them up 5 great cabins to relax in, Calico Heights. This was the ultimate test for the B700 without a tripod to get the window to open up with the view and still get the room, a bit grainy but you can see the effect from this.
A break from butterflies today - here's a male Calico pennant from early this season. Looks like he's got a sprinkling of pine pollen. Happy Dragonfly Thursday!