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Looks like a dead animal, a pig's head, or just a washed-up tree stump on the edge of the Ering am Inn flood polder.

These guys are very rare in my area and I was glad to see one, getting a pic was a bonus.

18 december 2021

 

Nature area Ginkelse Heide near Ede

Been chilly here today so I thought some summery bokeh would be the perfect antidote !

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Wellies the wild rabbit looks up as his nose twitches

thinking this looks tasty!

 

Wild rabbits love dandelions even after they've turned to white fluff.

 

It is hot and humid and even worse tomorrow and much of the week.

  

just another storm pic....lol.

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Looks good against the blue sky!

Blackbird offspring cools down...

Looks better in the large format. (Click L)

 

Taken with my Sony SLT a65V with my Tamron SP AF60mm f/2 DI II LD (IF) 1:1 macro lens

We were a bit apprehensive of this approaching Lion as it keep walking towards our jeep. But to our great relief it just walked pass us as if we were not there!

 

A brief and exciting encounter in the savannah of Masai Mara.

  

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Looking close ... on friday 10.1.2020 "white"

 

Focus stack from 93 shot ;-)

 

Making of:

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Looks like the chickadee is posing but he is watching the chickadee nest.

Signed EVL - looks like this is the art of Erni Vales.

 

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… at the Olympic Park.

 

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The expectant looks on the faces of these two chicks as they search for signs that mum has food to give them.

 

Each chick has a dot of white near the tip of their beak and it was fun watching them walking quickly across the lily pads to get to the food bought to them.

 

It is interesting how the tip of mum's open beak has cast its shadow on the lily pad located immediately behind her and the first chic.

 

I spent over an hour photographing these coots and watching mum and dad foraging for food. Every now and again dad would wander off, up or down the river attending to perimeter defense.

 

As adults, [all] coots have a drab color scheme, with black bodies and white bills. Their chicks, however, have an aesthetic that’s part drunk friar, part disheveled lion, and part tequila sunrise. Their faces and bald pates are bright red, while their necks are encircled in scruffy yellow-orange plumes - extract from an article by Ed Yong, "The Survival Advantage of Being a Fancy Baby Coot" printed in 'The Atlantic', date unknown

but this was taken in August. That's a Japanese Red Maple tree.

Looks a bit old... captured in my home garden

 

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New Holland Honeyeater (Phylidonyris novaehollandiae)

 

We went for a walk to the Heathdale - Glen Orden Wetlands today. There were very few birds around. While waiting to see if the Reed Warblers - that we could hear in the reeds in the pond behind the local Events Centre - would pop up for a shot, this Honeyeater saw something tasty on the 'branch' below.

Looks like but is not Solomon's seal - it's the false one.

Yellowlegs Shorebird

The berries are a source of food for some songbirds, but are poisonous to humans.

 

From the autumn 2019 archives

Ithaca, New York

 

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Asotin County-Washington State

Blue jay singing piping notes.

 

Other looks of the blue jay are shown in comments 1-9 below; taken in McLean, Virginia

the 'my back is beautiful' look

the 'its not what it seems' look

the 'climbing' look

the 'i'm in command' look

the 'bright and beautiful' look

the 'just checking' look

the 'seeking' look

the 'the coming' look

the 'inquisitive wizard' look

It looks like I got another life bird at Ken Hahn Park. I would have dismissed this chunk of a bird as a Hermit Thrush but another birder put the Swainson's on our radar. The bird stayed on the ground or on low branches in the shade of the Schotia Tree.

"During summer, look—and especially listen—for the Swainson’s Thrush and its distinctive, spiraling song in closed forests of northern North America and the West. Swainson’s Thrushes become numerous across most of forested North America during migration in spring and fall. Though these birds can be hard to spot on the ground in a dim forest understory, they sing frequently in summer and call frequently during migration. In the breeding season, listen for the species’ beautiful, flutelike song coming from rich forest. "allabouboids

"... the birds have a double voice box, unique to them, called the syrinx. A fine singer like a thrush can voice notes independently and simultaneously from each half of its syrinx, notes which blend brilliantly as ethereal, harmonious tones."birdnote.org

 

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Reflecting back to last year and the end of 2016 when I was treated to regular sightings of these occasional winter migrants.

 

Looks like we will have to wait now until the end of the year to have a chance of seeing these beautiful birds.

 

Waxwing - Bombycilla Garrulus

 

Guiseley - Leeds

 

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This looks like all solid land but it is actually a bog. It is so thick that I can walk on it without falling through. You can feel the squishy nature of it though. :D

 

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