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Evening Grosbeaks are very closely related to the Hawfinch seen in Europe (Coccothraustes coccothraustes).
The females of these finch species look quite similar.
Parkland County, Alberta.
Sea voyage in the evening time with the last rays of the sun. This is the best way to organize a family boat trip. At sunset there will be a magnificent dinner, which will definitely be remembered for a long time and will leave the warmest impressions. Delicious dishes of national cuisine cooked on the grill.
Oh no, I made too many photos again, my whole day is over... ^.^
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I was down at the riverside on the most beautiful summer evening I have experienced in a while. Temperature in the low 80s, no humidity, and a gentle northerly breeze drew many people down to the park to watch the sun set. A perfect setting for my second photo in Our Daily Challenge.
A beautifully glowing sunset over the ‘Atbara River’ (also known as the Red or Black Nile, likely due to its dark, muddy water and roaring current, especially at its highest peak).
This seasonal river rises in northeastern Ethiopia and travels about 800 kilometers to join the Nile at the city of Atbara (my hometown).
I took this photo from a relatively high walkway on a bridge that crosses the river, connecting the north and south banks.
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So lucky to stumble across this little clump in a local country park, just in the right position for sunset 💜
A rainy evening in Lucca Tuscany. A couple under an umbrella goes through a lighted alley in the beautiful old town. Fine art street photography in black and white.
A fortuitous break in the clouds reveals a fleeting moment of golden evening light as BNSF HKCKSPO passes through Belknap, Montana, on October 1, 2014. Three leased Montana Rail Link SD45s (382, 319 and 328, now labeled SD45-2s) power the high-priority manifest freight westbound on MRL’s Fourth Subdivision.
Belgium may not be famous for sunsets ... Still we sometimes are lucky too !!
Explored September 9, 2020 #266
Always take a moment even when you are busy indoors, to look out your window, because you never know who may be visiting your yard!
"A male Evening Grosbeak" was feeding at the feeder while his mate was perched up high in a tree keeping watch. He fed on the Safflower seeds for a while before landing on a nearby branch, giving me a chance to capture a few shots before he and his mate took to the air together.
Evening Grosbeaks are numerous and widespread, but populations dropped steeply between 1966 and 2015, according to the North American Breeding Bird Survey—particularly in the East where numbers declined by 97% during that time. Partners in Flight estimates a global breeding population of 4.1 million, with 71% spending some part of the year in the U.S., 57% in Canada, and 5% living in Mexico. Evening Grosbeak rates a 13 out of 20 on the Continental Concern Score and is on the 2016 State of North America's Birds' Watch List, which includes bird species that are most at risk of extinction without significant conservation actions to reverse declines and reduce threats.
Photo taken on Jun 14th/16 at 12:31pm
No time for tripod so had to resort to IS
Taken at 400mm at 1/640's, f/5.6, manual white balance ( 5650 k), iso 800. Slight crop off the right side.
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