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Sounds of laughter, shades of life are ringing through my open ears
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It calls me on and on, - across the universe- Lennon
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The beautiful female shiny honeycreepere was calling to her mate when this image was captured. Taken on our recent trip to Costa Fica. It is always so interesting to watch the interaction between the birds.
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The call of the Stonechat is likened to two pebbles being knocked together and this sound is what gives this lovely bird its name.
This male was constantly calling to its fledged young on Dartmoor a few days ago and I was able to get really close to him as he perched on this bracken stalk.
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a juvenile black Indian runner duck (leucistic)
Calling for mom as other ducks dont wait for him and as he swims slowly.
Same duck 1 month later so 2 monthes old now
As you can see now he has white feathers everywhere
Always hidding and swimming in the shadow of trees because the 4 others chicks were killed ... so he is fearful.
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I heard a fox sparrow calling, but it took me quite a while to spot it. Although it's in the open here, it was between two large clumps of blackberries, so out of sight except from this one view. Fortunately, this view had a decent background!
As Summer turns to Autumn our Summer visitors prepare for a long flight.
British swallows spend their winter in South Africa: they travel through western France, across the Pyrenees, down eastern Spain into Morocco, and across the Sahara. Some birds follow the west coast of Africa avoiding the Sahara.
Migrating swallows cover 200 miles a day, mainly during daylight, at speeds of 17-22 miles per hour. The maximum flight speed is 35 mph.
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There are also House Martins in this group and they too will fly to Africa in the next few weeks
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patiently she waits for them to catch up to her and calls them softly to attention in the soft morning light in Kruger national park, South Africa
a bit late..but I like result
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Adult male Kingfisher - Norfolk
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Tell him
Tell him that the sun and moon
Rise in his eyes
Reach out to him
And whisper
Tender words so soft and sweet
Hold him close to feel his heart beat
Love will be the gift you give yourself
Touch him
With the gentleness you feel inside.....
Song by Celine Dion & Barbra Streisand - Tell Him
Somewhere in the sand dunes is a burrow and this Little Penguin's mate. They call to each other and somehow always end up in the right burrow. This litte bird is calling home.
Beautiful male lion calling his pride in the Okavango Delta, Botswana
I take pictures because I like it, not because I am good at it.
The world is like a book and those, who do not travel, only read the first page.
If you only visit 2 continents in your lifetime, visit Africa, twice.
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Sacred Kingfisher (Todiramphus sanctus)
Trawling through the files today. Indifferent weather and lack of time has meant I haven't had much time to get out.
A Stonechat is so called due to its distinctive call which sounds like to small stones or pebbles being knocked together.
Taken on Exmoor
This male red winged blackbird was calling out to any female that might show interest. It's Spring, after all!
I've never been one to shy away from a little harmless yet extravagant over-engineering and I was in perfect form the day before I took this photo with a completely excessive amount of work anchoring my tent into the snow with oversized snow pegs and buried blocks of ice which, had given the comedians camping with me plenty to work with.
A few hours after I'd finished work on my aptly labelled 'Fort Knox' we noticed some dark clouds beginning to appear on the horizon. I was so excited but they were quickly dismissed by the others in favour of the forecast which, was still calling for a calm night...
The next morning came and I woke to an aftermath of ripped and wrangled tents from a surprise storm that had kept everyone up frantically trying to save their gear and make it through.
As it would turn out, that was the best nights sleep I'd had in a while and now I was the only one up to enjoy the beautiful sunrise ❄️💨
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