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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.
Two green woodpecker (Picus viridis) males confronting while perched on a tree.
Dwa samce dzięcioła zielonego (Picus viridis) konfrontujące się siedząc na drzewie.
Fire Flag Plume Moth (Sphenarches anisodactylus) (family Pterophoridae))
On our Fox Tail Plant recently.
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.
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!
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The rose-faced parrot is a species of parrot in the family Psittacidae. It is sometimes considered conspecific with the brown-hooded parrot, and was formerly placed in Pionopsitta which is now monotypic. It is found in Colombia and Ecuador.
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?
except it is actually a juvenile Blue faced Honeyeater with green facial skin!!..this one is sourcing nectar from the flowers of Golden Penda...in my garden.
Blue-faced Honeyeaters are noisy and gregarious, and are usually seen in pairs or small flocks. They are known as the Banana-bird in tropical areas, for their habit of feeding on banana fruit and flowers...about 28cm.
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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:
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* Bindi: SFU - Evocation Bindi
White-faced Heron
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It wasn't really a flight, more a jump from a nearby rock.
Another for the White-faced Heron Appreciation Society.