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Quest'anno non ho notato in cielo i soliti numerosi stormi di uccelli migratori. Sarà stato il caldo anomalo di questa estate e di questo autunno sempre mite... ma forse sta diventando troppo tardi per le vere migrazioni. E il tempo di riproduzione di questi animali è certamente più breve.
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The original photo was taken on the shore of Lake Atalan in Guatemala. Photofox Surreal Skies was used to create this image.
Anfang Februar, so früh habe ich hier in der Westpfalz noch nie Kraniche gesehen.
At the beginning of February, I have never seen migrating cranes so early here in the Western Palatinate.
RKO_3310. Hundreds of Wildebeest crossing the river in Masai Mara, Kenya! An annual spectacle, especially if you respect the animals.
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Sandhill Cranes begin to gather before migrating south for the winter at the Horicon Marsh. Numbers will increase in the next few weeks, as they build up energy, feeding in farmers fields.
Horicon Marsh, Waupun, Wisconsin
A little bird near the fjord.
Passer dominicus (Moineau domestique)
Between Bergen and Dale, Norway, Norvège
The long rains continued well into May and the grass is still green in the southern Serengeti, so the great migration is only now, in early June, moving into the Western Corridor. Here, a few thousand wildebeests parade west, following the path of the Mbalageti rRiver. A migration is dependent on rains and lush grass, and there is plenty of both. From a 2019 safari to northern Tanzania. ©2019 John M. Hudson | jmhudson1.com
Swainson's Thrush, Oct 14, 2019, Rondeau Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada.
Catharus ustulatus
Territorial disputes between males often take the form of singing duels, with song volume and frequency escalating until the combatants’ physical exertions are clearly evident. During these contests, rivals very occasionally invert their customary melody so that it spirals downward in pitch. A sing-off can lead to a chase and even occasionally to physical attack
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One of the most amazing sights in East Africa is the migration. We spent a lot of time just watching the parade of Wildebeest and Zebra go by. It seemed endless and a spectacle that I knew at the time I was lucky to experience. There’s nothing like it. I played with some slow shutter panning and came up with this image, which looked better to me in black and white. (Wildebeest - Connodhaetes taurinus; Plains Zebra - Equus guagga) (Sony a1, 200-600 lens @ 444mm, f/20, 1/40 second, ISO 100)
Migration - small part of a large flock of swallows migrating, or preparing to migrate, at Bombay Hook NWR.
I scanned the flocks looking for less common swallows but these appear to be only Tree Swallows.
There are out of focus rafts of ducks in the background including pintails, wigeon, scaup and gadwalls
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