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European Starling (Starnus vulgaris)
This guy was just chilling at the communal bird tree after a particularly snowy morning.
Just back from ten days in wales , Had a couple of days up the Mach loop while there and managed to photograph my first F15 Strike Eagle . Awesome to watch at such a close range :-)
This little guy has had a tough year. He was diagnosed with having a heart murmur. This summer we discovered he had bladder stones and needed to have surgery to remove them. That’s when he we found out he has a heart murmur. We had the surgery and he made it through ok. A few months later, they found two new stones. He is 10 yrs old and we are not sure if he would make it through another surgery. He is my sweet little fluff of love who makes me smile everyday. Here he is posing with that winning smile of his. I hope he makes you all smile like he does me😊
Finally got around to finishing this wig. I might take it apart and replace the dreads... haven't decided yet!
It's really growing on me though.
Saffron is a tan Zaoll Luv
Also, her cute clothes are by Dorset
I do like a fluffy jumper but this one is beyond a joke when it comes to sheading clumps of the fluffy stuff.
it was all over the dance floor and my dance partner and of course me.
when I got home and took the sweater off I looked like a yeti with all the fluff it left behind on my body.
Rosy pipit (Anthus roseatus), Uttarakhand, India
The Rosy Pipit (Anthus roseatus) is a high-altitude passerine of the Himalayas, typically found in alpine meadows, boulder fields, and glacial valleys. In the breeding season, it shows a subtle pink wash on the breast, fading to streaked browns in winter. Predominantly a ground feeder, it moves seasonally with altitude and blends easily into rugged mountain landscapes.
Read more at traveltravailsandheck.com/2026/01/18/rosy-pipits/
After sunbathing in the sun...needed to sort out his feathers
for his photo shoot!!!
again another from Yesterday with www.johnstantonphotography.co.uk/
a place that really should be on your to go to list
or to revisit
Pulling condensation vapour across the canopy and accentuating the speed by venting fuel from her fin dump valve, the RAF solo Typhoon display machine ZJ931 makes a fast pass at AIRbourne 2019
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I swore I wasnt going to take any more dee shots but, i couldnt resist with the morning light and she/he sat there looking so cold waiting for seeds.
The Fluffer-naught is an indestructible force of fluffy power. Heavily armored, he charges into battle like a walking tank, bashing through barriers and firing high caliber rounds.
This cracks me up. This Least Tern (known as Tommy the Tern) is so used to me now he stands on my towel that I lay on to photograph during my belly shots! He was so close that I do not think even my 18 - 55mm could get him! He was inches from my face! He loves being sung to (I know -- really weird but he likes my singing voice). When I start to sing, he walks up to me in a slow methodical pace, mesmerized and stands there waiting for me to repeat the song over and over.
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