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This gray fox surprised us by stepping out in the sunlight in late afternoon. We know it resides on our property but only occasionally get a glimpse of it as it quickly moves from one hiding place to another. A beautiful little creature.
Montell, Uvalde County, Texas during October 2020
This ground feeding babbler was akin to the Dunnock in its behaviour and size. It was also quite confiding as well so gave us quite close views.
Photographed after a very early start at a hide high up in the mountains
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This Gray Catbird was seen (and heard) in Patterson Wharf Park in the small community of Tatamagouche, Colchester County, Nova Scotia, Canada.
One of the most familiar winter feeder visitors across the continent. Six regional populations, (Oregon, Pink-sided, White-winged, Slate colored, Gray-headed, Red-backed), all share distinctively simple color pattern, with unmarked grayish to blackish head, small pink bill, and flashing white outer tail feathers.
The differences in appearance between chachalaca species tends to be somewhat subtle. Spending time with Plain Chachalacas in the Lower Rio Grande Valley this week got me thinking about the differences between them and the Gray-headed Chachalacas that are common in many parts of Costa Rica. Can you tell the difference?
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Ortalis cinereiceps
Body: Maitreya - Lara Petite
Head: Zora
Skin: : Dernier : "Samantha" Skin Lelutka Evolution (Icy) - I got on Weekend Sales
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Body skin: Ipanema body skin by Velour and the neckblend is free!
Tan marks: Izzie's
Eyes: Gloom at Man Cave - Gloom. - Hades Collection - Gray
Moles: League
Lipstick: Gloom Gloom. - Millennial Lips - Fatpack for the SoKawaiiSundays.
Lots of colors but I am wearing a nudez one.
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Hair: Venezia - Doux
Headpeace: Ethel headpiece by Tentacio
Bra: Ethel Denim by Tentacio
Shorts: .miss chelsea. Mira Shorts Maitreya Classic Trio freebie from SL17Bday (last year)
and if i had to choose one peace of my inventor this shorts would come with me.
Tattoo: Stardust - Stardust - Luna - black 100% for the past Saturday Sales
Pose: FoxCity
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No matter how many times I visit a place I have found that no two trips are the same. Earlier this month in Costa Rica was no different. On this trip one thing that really stood out for me was how many Gray-crowned Yellowthroats we saw and just how very cooperative they were. I’m not sure what exactly was different this time but I sure enjoyed all the yellowthroats.
We will be doing this trip again next spring, if you think you might be interested more information is available here: www.texastargetbirds.com/group-photo-trips/2018-costa-ric...
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Geothlypis poliocephala
Gray Catbirds are relatives of mockingbirds and thrashers, and they share that group’s vocal abilities, copying the sounds of other species and stringing them together to make their own song.
Mailbox Peak, Washington State, USA.
December 2024.
The Gray Jay, or Canada Jay, also known as "camp robber" is a feisty little alpine bird that will literally land on you to steal your food. Which makes it one of the easiest birds to photograph - provided you cared to carry that long lens up the mountain.
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Another lifer this summer. Again, not as sharp as I'd have liked, but it's a decent record shot of a critter that's about an inch long.
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At Caracolí Bird House in Colombia’s Meta region, this Blue-gray Tanager (Thraupis episcopus) of the white-edged variant paused among the green stems, its soft blue-gray body and bright turquoise wings with clean white edges catching the light.
I was working with the Canon R5 and the RF800mm plus 1.4x extender for an effective 1120mm. The light was soft enough that I dropped the shutter to 1/30 second at f/16 and ISO 1600. The combination of the R5’s in-body stabilization and the lens held the detail surprisingly well from about eight meters away, keeping the fine white edges on the wings and the subtle tonal shifts in the plumage sharp.
This form of the Blue-gray Tanager is less frequently photographed and offers a quiet, refined beauty that stands apart from the more commonly seen birds of the same species.
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