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Glass shards (Eyes): Blind Angel by Cureless, available at the Cureless Mainstore. Repurposed the wings from the set and used them on the head.
Other Deets:
Head: Lelutka - Kris
Body: Legacy - Male
Glass shards (Body): Quills & Curiosities - Shattered Shrapnel
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This is a Badger Faced Welsh mountain ewe. They come in two varieties 'Torddu' - like this one (& I gather pronounced something like 'Torthie', although Welsh speakers please correct me on this !) & 'Torwen', which are black with a white belly.
Henrietta ALWAYS wants her face painted at the Sydney Royal Easter Show ... so it was one of the first things we did this year!
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"Lappet Faced Vulture", also known as the Nubian Vulture, is perched in its tree nest. It is the largest vulture in Africa, featuring a massive wingspan of up to 9 feet. They are known to be aggressive, and act as the dominant "bosses" at a feeding site, often pushing away smaller vultures and even driving off jackals and hyenas. Their massive, powerful beaks can tear through tough skin, tendons, and ligaments that smaller scavengers cannot break. They can strip a small antelope to the bone in just 20 minutes. While they mostly feed on dead animals (carrion), they also actively hunt small mammals, lizards, fish, and birds, and even raid flamingo colonies to eat eggs, nestlings, and adults. Their featherless heads and fleshy skin folds (lappets) keep blood and sticky fluids from matting their feathers while feeding. The hot sun then bakes off remaining bacteria. Contrary to popular belief, they do not smell rotting meat. They find food using sharp eyesight and by watching the descending or circling flight of other scavenger birds. I sighted a few in Maasai Mara, all in their nests. Wikipedia, Seaworld.org, BioDB
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.
it's chilly and foggy outside this morning.
i am looking foward to tonight as i am going to see mr. lionel richie
performing live in my hometown. :)))
wishing you all a great week. btw. i have only 4 days to go. :)
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.
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.
I stopped by Mahoney's Garden Center on my way home today, and brought my camera inside. Abby was in her usual spot, a cardboard tray on the information desk. I took a few photos, then gave her good pats, focusing on the sides of her face. She's 13 years old, and spends her days patrolling the greenhouse area, and sleeping.
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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: