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Pair of northern cardinals engaged in courtship behavior with the male feeding the female small morsels of food
This pair of Common Terns were mating in July. There are chicks running around all over the place. So these guys are late. Maybe they lost the eggs or the chicks. Or maybe just like that!
Slinky pink dress paired with some Wolford tights and chrome pumps ... what a treat for a Wednesday 💗
A pair of Egyptian Geese pose conveniently at the London Wetland Centre, in Barnes, and not far from Hammersmith.
These are an introduced species and I treat them as common in the south of England. However, in the north that is not the case.
It's also quite likely that their chicks will be the first ones I see in the year as the Egyptian Goose seems to breed during most months.
London Wetland Centre, Barnes
14th February 2026
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Someone told me that Loons were the national bird of Canada, but on researching I deduce Canada does not have a national bird. Never-the-less, I found this pair nesting at the lake at the Jasper Lakeside Resort.
Bright sunny morning with a bit of frost. Birds were celebrating the first signs of real spring. Greyag geese were fighting & a pair of Coots did what comes naturally.
After driving down every deer and raccoon path south of Dupo, Illinois with a friend; we made it to the bridge here in Fountain, Illinois to catch the Union Pacific train - KMNDU.
Here it is roaring across with an NS SD60E (6926) and a former Indiana Railroad SD9043Mac now NS 7338 on the Union Pacific Chester Sub.
Gotta love that EMD rumble.
Flickr Friday-Glass
I went to the Wine store this morning after the gym and picked up some tasties for the holidays. I'm going to enjoy a little glass of this. It pairs great with chocolate!
Glimpses of the Summer Passed - XI
... HEADING WEST. And the color seems to be a distinguishing factor.
Cameraphone capture edited in Snapseed app.
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This pair of birds have remained faithful to Cromer and are getting themselves ready for another (hopefully) successful breeding season.
Fritillary Pair
I found these mating Great Spangled Fritillaries at Springton Manor Park Photographs of both closed and open wing Great Spangled Friitillaries are included in the comment box
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I've been chasing butterflies for five years. This year, the weather and loss of habitat contributed to an exceptionally difficult year for many insects, but monarchs in particular. I had not seen but a handful all summer. Then, during the monarch migration, I found six nectaring on a small patch of flowers in our downtown garden. I took several hundred photos, but this one of a female/male pair most captured their delicate beauty and majesty.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie's pair of DRG&W SD40T-2's scream through Bolivar with a GMTX GP38-2 third out for the Markwest plant at Hopedale. They're leading train 214-30 through the rain having no problem with 2,900 foot of empty LPG tanks behind them.
A pair of Illinois Central SD70's lead the CN RJY30 out of Harrison Yard, under the Third Street bridge, over Nonconnah Creek and into the City Wye, with a train bound for NS Harris Yard a few miles away in midtown Memphis.
A pair of clean, rebuilt GE's from UP and NS lead UP train MSANP-05 down Main Track 3 of the KCT East-West Corridor at Penn Ave as they head for a crew change at 10th St. at the Fairfax District in Kansas City, KS. 5/7/23.
Bewick's Wren BEWR (Thryomanes bewickii)
near
Royal Bay Beachpark
Metchosin BC
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Ramshackle elements of a collapsed fence
provided a brambles-like groundscape through which a pair of this species was foraging.
A pair of Stellers atop of the harbour wall at the fishing port of Rausu,what you can`t see is there are about 100 birds all along this wall,watching for the boats coming and going,on this particular day the sea really picked up so not many boats were leaving the shelter of the harbour so the birds were keeping an eye out for fish being passed out in the calmer waters of the harbour.