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Scarlet-faced Liocichla is a colourful member of the Laughingthrushes and allies family (Leiothrichidae). The eBird description of this species says it is “furtive and shy, typically foraging in dense undergrowth,” so were lucky to see several of these birds at a feeding station high on a remote ridge in the Doi Lang area of Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park, which is in Chiang Mai province, Thailand.
Swamphen: "What are you lookin' at?"
Heron: "What am I lookin' at? What are YOU lookin' at?"
Swamphen: "Stop staring at me!"
Heron: "You stop staring at me then!"
Duck: "What a nice day for a swim!"
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Just a very typical day down by the local lake.
Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike
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Creative way to move the berry from the tip of the beak to the throat.
More from this series on the blog at wp.me/pUetO-3X9
Taken for the Macro Mondays theme of buttons. Sadly this little face desperately needs some dental work but due to Covid hasn't been able to get to the dentist and is now suffering from extreme tooth decay!
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This past summer, I was just about to step off of the boardwalk when I noticed this dragonfly resting in the morning sun.
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then look at the structure / that has the most convincing opposition."
We found this beautiful Red-faced Warbler while exploring Carr Canyon in the Huachucas of Southeastern Arizona. No matter how many times I see these little beauties it’s always exciting!
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White-faced ibis are in decline in North America due to the draining of wetlands. The largest nesting colony in the world can be found in the marshes around the Great Salt lake in Utah.
This one was photographed in the Bear River NWR, Utah.
Part of a huge bronze sculpture by Tony Cragg on display at YSP (I'm not sure what it's called though). I liked how there seemed to be faces everywhere you looked.
Black faced ibis in Torres del Paine, Patagonia, Chile.
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On sait qu'il est là, mais on ne le discerne pas, on sait qu'il est là et qu'il nous observe, on sait qu'il ne voit pas en nous une proie intéressante, on ne sait pas qu'il ne nous observe que parce qu'il trouve étonnant notre comportement, on sait qu'il est là et qu'il ne fait aucun bruit, on sait qu'il dispose de la mâchoire la plus puissante de tous les animaux terrestres, on sait qu'il nous fait peur et nous fascine à la fois, on sait qu'il est dangereux de le photographier.
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White-faced Heron
Egretta novaehollandiae
Ardeidae
The White-faced Heron is particularly versatile. It can be seen in many different wetland habitats: they occur on reefs, in rock pools and mudflats by the coast, in estuaries and saltmarsh, swamps, rivers, drains and at farm dams; they even occur in pasture and hypersaline wetlands. There they can be seen foraging for a wide range of prey, mostly small aquatic creatures, using various methods, including standing and waiting for their prey, slowly stalking it, frantically dashing after it, or disturbing it by stirring the water with their feet.
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The blue-faced Malkoha is a bird of open forests and scrub jungle. Easy to distinguish as its bill is apple green, and it has a naked patch of blue skin surrounding the eye. The sexes are alike. The bird is a non-parasitic Cuckoo found in the scrub and deciduous forests of peninsular India and Sri Lanka. The Blue-faced Malkoha forages in the undergrowth, taking a variety of insects, caterpillars and small vertebrates. It is also called the Small Green-billed Malkoha. This is a new species for me, the first of this year.
Glanced down at my desk and saw this face looking back at me (your only clue). What is it?
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