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Eastern bluebirds have been regular visitors in my backyard for more than 15 years. I don't usually see them when they are nesting, but otherwise they are here just about every day. (I once had a flock of more than a dozen at the suet feeders.) Needless to say, they have given me many opportunities to photograph them which has been a lot of fun.
Robin (Erithacus rubecula) Our resident garden robin is quite tame. He is so handsome at this time of the year and always happy to pose!
Hi flickr friends - we have been on the road and finally were able to see our daughter and her fam. (it's been a year & a half) and this is their latest addition - Samson... lots to smile about : )
I look forward to catching up with you β‘
HSoS π
White-tailed Deer: Northern Ontario, Canada
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Nothing prettier than a Tom Turkey strutting his stuff surrounded with greenery and wild flowers. Females were in the area while this male showed them some great moves.
You have to be in the right spot, and pelicans will swim by or jump on a stone without a care in the world. Unfortunately all the birds were close to each other, so one can see a cormorant wing, and parts of other pelicans.
American White Pelican / Pelikan Dzioborogi (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos)
This may be the wood duck I saw a few days ago, under the flying green heron. It was alone at the lake, with no others in sight, in approximately the same place. Either way, it's a nice-looking duck!
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A hat-shaped bottle cap to preserve champagne bubbles πΈ
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This has to be the most handsome of over a dozen large stags at Bushy Park
I have nick-named him 'Spider'
due to those wonderful antlers
Hornberg Castle or Burg Hornberg is a partially ruined castle located on a steep outcrop above the Neckar valley above the village Neckarzimmern, between Bad Wimpfen and Mosbach. It is the largest and oldest of the castles in the valley.[The original castle was built in the 11th century. It is notable as the stronghold of GΓΆtz von Berlichingen, who bought it in 1517 and died there in 1562. The castle was bought by Reinhard of Gemmingen in 1612 and remains in possession of the Gemmingen-Hornberg family today. It was uninhabited from 1738 and left to decay until 1825, when it was partially restored. It has housed a museum since 1968.
I took this with my D750 and Tamron SP 70-200 2.8 G2 Lens processed in LR and DXO Nik
Brown Bear (ursus arctos) named "Scout" who lives with his brother "Montana" at the San Diego Zoo. The brown bear subspecies from the interior of North America (like Scout and Montana) are known as grizzly bears, because their brown fur is tipped with white or tan; the word grizzly means sprinkled or streaked with gray.
Conservation status: least concern
Right at the entrance to the Woodbridge Ecological Reserve South Unit, we spotted this beautiful hawk on a small pole. When we drove in he got frightened and flew off. Yet he flew right onto another pole and we were able to get some pretty good close ups. Itβs always fun to get close ups, especially in nature. We saw so many hawks and other birds at Woodbridge it was a feast for the eyes.
The Bluebirds babies have fledged and somehow we missed them. Haven't seen the adults much since this past weekend.
So it may be a while before we see them perching in this tree right outside our sunroom. But it won't stop us from looking. After all, we did see them checking out two other birdhouses. Very promising signs, so hopefully they were checking things out for their next home?