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A Pine Siskin (Spinus pinus) waiting for it's turn at the feeder. Closely related to the American Goldfinch. In fact there was a Goldfinch with this Siskin!
Look at that claw, I mean what an amazing little creature, as graceful as a squirrel as vicious as a wolverine. Eater of squirrels I was lucky to encounter one during my trip to Algonquin to celebrate the end of this year, and the beginning of a new one.
(Setophaga pinus). Angelina County.
I photographed this inquisitive Pine Warbler during a beautiful evening in the longleaf.
The needles of the Pine Tree in the morning sunshine. The trees give deep shade and a pleasing smell of pine in the air. But they are, of course, part of the introduced Flora of Australia and can provide timber. Pine plantations were also said to make the soil more acidic but others dispute that claim especially in Australian Forestry situations. HSoS.
Pine Marten enjoying some Snow
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A Pine Grosbeak (Pinicola enucleator) male in the mixed boreal woods north of Thorhild, Alberta, Canada.
13 December, 2012.
Slide # GWB_20121213_9339.CR2
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A pine tree sits on the edge of a meadow on the west side of Clarks Fork Canyon in Shoshone National Forest north of Cody Wyoming. A coming snow storm will soon cover it boughs with snow, again.
Strongly seasonally dimorphic, the Pine Warbler is almost exclusively American save for a small distribution in Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean. Port Huron SGA.
True to its name, the pine warbler is a bird of open pine woods and pine barrens, especially during the breeding season.
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This sweet Pine Marten seemed a bit smaller then the rest and had these adorable rings around its eyes. It was resting on a pine tree branch, watching the others.
Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada
My best warbler of the day. Well, to be more precise, this youngster was my best find of the day while looking for warblers.
Sous les pins cembro,
L’âme glisse sur la neige,
Silence des cieux.
Beneath Swiss pines,
The soul drifts upon the snow,
Heaven’s quiet gaze.
At 12,944 feet, Lone Pine Peak is located on the east side of the Sierra Nevada range just west of the town of Lone Pine, California.
The mountain is fronted by some of the wonderful rock formations and desert scrub vegetation of the Alabama Hills Recreation Area.
Alabama Hills has been host to approximately 150 movies and a dozen TV series. Among the more well known: Several Tom Mix films, Hopalong Cassidy, The Gene Autry Show, The Lone Ranger, Bonanza and Gunga Din.
I'm away for a few days so won't have access to Flickr. So here's a Pine Marten photo that I took courtesy of my friend Ron Marshall who invited us to stay with them at his holiday home on Ardnamurchan. That unusual background is Loch Sunart, the huge sea loch on the south side of Ardnamurchan peninsula. Pine Martens are regular visitors to the garden here but they were a no-show on my only scheduled evening there. But I was up at 5am, staring at the empty garden until 5:40am when this one suddenly appeared, and stayed for about 5 minutes. I had only seen two Pine Martens previously; one as a child at Inverpolly and one on Ardnamurchan in 1982 that crossed the road in front of my car. So I was over the moon to have this brief but meaningful encounter. Females are smaller than males, and this didn't look very big so I'm assuming this is a female. Mean length of males from head to tail tip is 742mm while females are 671mm, which is about 7cm shorter.
Pine Grosbeak (Pinicola enucleator) in the mixed woods of the boreal forest region north of Thorhild, Alberta, Canada.
28 December, 2016.
Slide # GWB_20151228_1848.CR2
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