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A male Mountain Bluebird hunting insects!! Photot taken in Bickleton, Washington, known as the Bluebird capital of the world. The Bluebirds migrate to Bickleton each Spring after wintering in Mexico and California.
The male Oriole is a very beautiful bird, they do not stay in the area around here very long, I also learned they are very territorial, they definitely love grape jelly!!!
Am so happy to see another Wren family in the wren house. Last year we had "Charlie wren". Have not named this little guy yet.
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Seeing one of these handsome birds is always a thrill, particularly as I never see them where I live, in rural Suffolk. The colours are just stunning, aren't they?
This bird was photographed on Cavenham heath.
I was driving back from Fingeringhoe reserve with no success, when I spotted a few Linnets on a wire fence! It's amazing how close you can get when your sitting in the car! Luckily the background was ok too! First one I've photographed for a few years!
a male stonechat singing on the top of a tree
Photo done during a very hot day this summer (>40°C)
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A male Stonechat surveying his surroundings.
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Just hanging around in my bushes this male cardinal is here everyday, love to listen to him and his mate sing.
A male Serin posing on a rock.
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Photographed in my backyard, Yakima County, Washington. IMG_5283
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The Male Ruby-throated Hummingbird is the hardest to photograph to get the ruby throat lit up. They need to turn just the right way for the melanosomes to hit the light. This guy did and I nailed it! My best shot so far of this. Next, I need to get him on the Black & Blue lit up. Bill's Backyard Bird Blind.
This beautiful Bunting singing its famous " Little bit of bread and no cheese " song early one morning on Dartmoor.
A bit quieter and much smaller version of the Main Square but with as much beauty and charm the Mały Rynek, or Small Square, is another spot to enjoy.
Located right behind Saint Mary's Basilica this is a great spot to hear the Trumpeter play without the crowds of the Main Square.
From the 16th century onward sellers of antiques also made a home for themselves on the square, when it was known as ‘Forum Antiquum’ (the Old Market), though the locals liked to call it ‘Tandeta’ (the ‘tacky market’) or - in a rhyming pun related to the grisly meats on display - even ‘Wendeta’ (Vendetta).
Serving as an intermediate point between the nobility of the Main Square and the impoverished denizens living near the city walls, Mały Rynek also housed a soup kitchen for the poor and the 13th-century School of the Virgin Mary, which predated the founding of the square.
Maly Rynek, Kraków, Poland