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Le petit rouge-gorge du jardin fidèle au poste.

Explore, 02/05/09, FP e #2! GRAZIE A TUTTI, AMICI!!!!!

Titolo un po' scontato, è vero, ma mi sembrava adatto

Grive musicienne

(Turdus philomelos - Song Thrush)

Après une heure d’attente, car je l’entendais dans un grand champs, il a décidé de se montrer dans toute sa splendeur (Pont Prud’homme, Laurentides)

Gannet colony on Saltee Islands Wexford Ireland

Beau lever du soleil avec les oiseaux dans le ciel - Beautiful sunrise with birds in the sky

Hirondelle bicolore

Garrulus glandarius is a widely dispersed species of the crow family (Corvidae) that covers a large geographical region stretching from Western Europe to the eastern seaboard of Asia. The Latinate genus term, Garrulus, means noisy and chattering; the secondary term, glandarious, means “of acorns”, pertaining to the Jay’s habit of favouring acorns as part of its diet, a food the bird habitually stores over winter, although it does take to other common garden bird foods such as peanuts and seed mixes.

 

It’s exterior is a blend of pink and brown (a pinkish-brown), with an underbelly slightly paler, but of a similar hue; the wings are primarily black with some white patches and a striking blue-black striped feature, making them quite easy to spot in the garden.

 

They are resident in the UK all year round apart from northern areas of Scotland and the west coast of Ireland, altogether numbering approximately 170,000 breeding pairs (RSPB). Over winter, due to harsher winters and lower stocks of acorns, Jays do sometimes appear in the UK from northern Europe in “irruptions”, or sudden bursts of large flocks.

 

Jays nest and breed in large shrubs, laying typically between 4 – 6 eggs that have an incubation period of approximately 16 – 19 days. Both male and female Jays feed the young (Courtesy Gardenbird).

 

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Merops apiaster - European Bee-eater

Red-necked Tanager - Male on the left at Sítio Espinheiro Negro - Miracatu - São Paulo - SP. Wild and free. See Large.

 

Have a nice Thursday!

 

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Les pelotes de réjection ou boulettes de régurgitation sont des boules rejetées par les oiseaux, elles contiennent les éléments non digérés des proies qu'ils ont avalées en entier.

Je ne savais pas que le Tichodrome échelette régurgitait des boulettes, c'est une découverte pour moi, on voit nettement sur la photo la boulette éjectée mais ce qui est intéressant c'est l'intérieur du bec et la langue d'un rouge soutenu !

 

A pellet, in ornithology, is the mass of undigested parts of a bird's food that some bird species occasionally regurgitate, the pellets contain the undigested elements of the prey they have swallowed whole.

I did not know that the Wallcreeper regurgitated meatballs, it is a discovery for me, we see clearly in the photo the ejected meatball but what is interesting is the inside of the beak and the tongue of a sustained red !

 

Cahors - Lot - Occitanie - France

Hossegor ( Landes)

 

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Endemic to Indonesia where it occurs on the northern Moluccas.

 

Aketajawe-Lolobata National Park, Halmahera, Northern Moluccas, Indonesia

To get a good in-flight photo. Time is running out as these little birds are starting to leave; and not sure how tropical storm Nicholas, which is heading our way, will affect their migration.

vocalizzi della sera...

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Grazie per i commenti, le visite e le preferenze.

Thank you to everyone for the comments, visits and favourites

Merci de votre commentaires, votre visites et favoris

Gracias por los comentarios, visitas y favoritos

Obrigado pelos comentários, visitas e preferências

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Oenanthe deserti - Desert Wheatear

 

Augrabies Falls National Park, in the camp

WWT Slimbridge, Gloucestershire, UK.

Dernières photos pour une quinzaine de jours où je serai absente.

Last photos for a fortnight when I'll be away.

Rock pipit feeding in seaweed. (Anthus petrosis)

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Mésange à longue queue, PNR des Causses du Quercy- France-

"Aegithalos caudatus" "Long-tailed Tit" "Passériformes" "Aegithalidés"

Premièrement j'aimerais vous remercier toutes et tous pour vos merveilleux commentaires, ils sont très appréciés.

 

Californie, USA.

 

De retour en Californie l'hiver 2019.

 

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California, USA.

 

Back to California winter 2019.

"Troglodyte mignon" "Troglodytes troglodytes" "Eurasian Wren" "Passériformes" "Troglodytidés"

Photo prise dans le jardin public à Bordeaux.

La Sittelle torchepot est un oiseau facile à reconnaître au plumage et au comportement, et ce d'autant plus qu'elle est le plus souvent la seule de son genre présente à un endroit donné.

Chez elle, le dimorphisme sexuel est faible et le juvénile est à peine plus terne que l'adulte.

Source: www.oiseaux.net/oiseaux/sittelle.torchepot.html

 

Photo taken in the public garden in Bordeaux.

The Eurasian Nuthatch is a bird easy to recognize by plumage and behavior, especially since it is most often the only one of its kind present in a given place.

In her, the sexual dimorphism is weak and the juvenile is hardly duller than the adult.

Source: www.oiseaux.net/oiseaux/sittelle.torchepot.html

 

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