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The common gallinule is a bird in the family Rallidae. It was split from the common moorhen by the American Ornithologists' Union in July 2011. It lives around well-vegetated marshes, ponds, canals, and other wetlands in the Americas.
Common Snipe / gallinago gallinago. 21/08/19.
'A CASE OF FOOT & MOUTH.'
I‘m not sure what was going on here. The Snipe spent some considerable time grasping one of it’s toes in it’s beak repeatedly.
All suggestions welcomed! :-))
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Common Iora,
Burung Kunyit Kecil, Common Iora, Aegithina tiphia
Early morning is the ideal time for birding since that is the time when numbers of bird species are active. Some perched in the branches drying their feathers and some of them are not really concerned about the presence of the photographer compare during midday. Usually in the early morning I give extra look to the open branches or low branches. That morning, this bird sit silently in the branch of the rambutan tree, became the yellow green subject for miss Canon.
Awal pagi adalah masa yang ideal untuk birding kerana waktu itu banyak spesis burung aktif mencari makan. Ada yang bertenggek di dahan mengeringkan bulu akibat embun malam dan ada yang tidak menghiraukan kehadiran jurugambar. Kebiasaannya di awal pagi saya akan meninjau dahan dahan terbuka atau dahan dahan yang rendah mencari burung. Pagi itu, burung ini senyap di celah dahan pokok rambutan menjadi subjek hijau untuk Cik Canon saya.
Exif: f /6.3, 1/320, ISO 800, focal length 400mm, Cik Canon EOS 50D, lens 400mm, handheld
Common Kestrel (Male) | Falco tinnunculus | Chennai, India | Jan 2015 | Canon EOS 7D | Canon 400 mm f 5.6 | f 8.0 @ 1/800 | ISO 400 | Spot | Handheld
Common chicory is a somewhat woody, perennial herbaceous plant of the daisy family Asteraceae, usually with bright blue flowers, rarely white or pink. Many varieties are cultivated for salad leaves, chicons, or roots, which are baked, ground, and used as a coffee substitute and food additive.
Name: Common kingfisher (male)
Scientific: Alcedo atthis
Malay: Burung Raja Udang / Pekaka Cit-cit Kecil
Family: Alcedinidae
IUCN Red List (v3.1, 2016): Least concern
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Common Frog / rama temporaria. Garden, Derbyshire. 12/03/21.
I was delighted to find this beauty hunkered down in the log pile last week. Frogs (and toads), make great garden inhabitants because they eat various invertebrate pests. Inevitably I disturb one or two when watering near the rockery, during summer evenings.
I don't know if this was a garden resident or one merely passing through, perhaps to/from a breeding site nearby. It was left in peace after I'd made a few images and when I checked some hours later, it was nowhere to be seen. Hopefully it decided the top end of the garden would make a suitable place to settle!
Taken on a very dreary rainy day yesterday which makes the picture look like it is B&W. Love the Loons call it always reminds me of one of my favorite movies "On Golden Pond".
Finally after 4 years of looking I found lizards at Whitespots, I feared they had been lost due to countless fires destroying the habitat
Common sea-buckthorn or Hippophae rhamnoides/ Cătina albă, Fam. Elaeagnaceae
Bucharest Botanical Garden, Romania
Happy Sunday my friends !
A good day birding at Rondeau. Mixed flock of shorebirds, mourning warbler, another pileated, and a common nighthawk.
I spotted it flying after it had been disturbed from its roost and Anne saw it land.
That's about the only way to find one of these.
Chordeiles minor
On summer evenings, keep an eye and an ear out for the male Common Nighthawk’s dramatic “booming” display flight. Flying at a height slightly above the treetops, he abruptly dives for the ground. As he peels out of his dive (sometimes just a few meters from the ground) he flexes his wings downward, and the air rushing across his wingtips makes a deep booming or whooshing sound, as if a racecar has just passed by. The dives may be directed at females, territorial intruders, and even people.
A screaming Common Hill Myna in Bidadari.
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Common Pheasant / phasianus colchicus. Orford Marshes, Suffolk. 25/02/19.
The start of a wonderful late February day on the marsh. This image was made shortly after first light when the frost still lay heavy on the ground and I was hunkered down in a pop-up hide.
This is the sort of picture I’d hoped for, but with Red-legged Partridge as the subject. They however didn’t play ball when I wanted them to, casually sauntering into view at midday, sun blazing down and frosty grass long gone!
I had no complaints when this fine Pheasant came almost within touching distance of me ... my first catch of the day :-)
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