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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.
These birds are incredibly iridescent! They don't have the white face in the winter but I enjoyed the light and how it made the colors pop.
A White-faced Ibis (Plegadis chihi) wading in a shallow wetland on the prairie landscape of Beaver County east of Tofield, Alberta.
24 April, 2018.
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Here is something that I wrote:
medium.com/@sheilamink/somewhere-in-between-76fbbe15063f
in Explore on January 31, 2025 at #53
Elegant Lynx Spider (Oxyopes elegans)
Waiting on a petal of an African Daisy for a meal to come along. I can see it has some pollen on its 'chin' so assume it has already caught an insect that was feeding.
Two green woodpecker (Picus viridis) males confronting while perched on a tree.
Dwa samce dzięcioła zielonego (Picus viridis) konfrontujące się siedząc na drzewie.
Iceland is rich in folklore about elves, trolls and monsters. In the movie Katla, human figures emerge from a volcano to take on human forms. How many faces can YOU find hidden in these cliffs along the coast of southern Iceland? Zoom in and look carefully.
Fire Flag Plume Moth (Sphenarches anisodactylus) (family Pterophoridae))
On our Fox Tail Plant recently.
Another sunset scene on White Scar.
The features in the limestone pavement are the stars here. You could see a different foreground composition everywhere you looked. It was just a question of trying to line things up with the tree and the setting sun. I could certainly see at least a couple of faces in this shot, or am I imagining things?
Not the most stellar of sunsets, but at least we did get some light after a really grey day!
This image from summer 2022, taken on my balcony. I thought it was a face off. It lasted 24 hours. When I looked again next day I realised it was a date :)
Not sure what these beetles are called, are they new?
Mural by the collective known as BellaPhame, Bella Amaral from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Justin Phame from Brooklyn, New York. for the 501 See Streets organization.
Bedford Park, Bronx
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Another common bird at Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge is the White-faced Ibis. Every morning when approaching the refuge, we saw large flocks of them flying around looking for the best places to forage. It's a bit tricky to get a good shot of one though. The brightness and angle of light has to be just right to get the iridescence to show up on their plumage and
to illuminate their namesake white face.
Another of my shots of this species is the cover photo on the Cornell "All About Birds" website. Here's a link:
* Head: LeLUTKA Ora Head 3.1
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/LeLutka/121/137/24
* Makeup: * TentatioN * MakeUp FACE # 8 - EVO.X
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Remezzo/86/169/31
* Bindi: SFU - Evocation Bindi