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Female Cardinal at Shakespeare garden , Central park.

 

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The storm always impresses

Água que revigora o corpo e a alma.

Western Grebe, Brown's Lake, western Montana

Life has two paths, my heart, you are the one

Love all the colors this time of the year. Växjö-Sweden. Oct-18

The incomparable sight of the glorious Wildflower hall, in the midst of the majestic Himalayas surrounded by thick forest of the deodar trees with the blue sky giving it a well defined imperial look!

 

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Heatwave thunder/lightning, Gotland-Sweden. Aug-18

Zilvermeeuw / Seagull having diner...

A bridge in the middle of nowhere

Fishing boats return to the shore of Mahabalipuram, an old port town in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu at sunrise.

 

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She could ride before she could walk. BTW, her father gave me permission to post her picture. That was in 2015.

The ring tailed lemur’s tail is longer than its body!

 

The painted-snipes are short-legged, long-billed birds similar in shape to the true snipes, but their plumage is much more striking. There is sexual dimorphism in both size and plumage, with the males being duller overall and smaller. All three species have large forward pointing eyes.

All three species of painted-snipe generally inhabit reedy swamps and marshes, usually in lowlands. Outside of the breeding season painted-snipes are generally solitary in habits. Painted snipes are crepuscular or even slightly nocturnal in their habits.

Painted-snipes are omnivorous, feeding on invertebrates and seeds. Animal prey taken includes annelid worms, snails, aquatic and marsh insects, and crustaceans. The seeds of grasses such as millet and rice are also consumed, and may form a major part of the diet of some populations

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