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Periquito-rico (Brotogeris tirica).
(Gmelin, 1788).
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Zebras are categorized into three primary species: the mountain zebra, plains zebra, and the elusive Grévy's zebra. Each species exhibits unique features, adapted to different environments across Southern, West, and East Africa.
It's been a busy Holiday Season for us and now that it's over, it's busy at work. Consequently, I've not had a chance to get out much with my camera and this post is another in the series of images from the Blumination Light Festival at a ski resort.
There's much to be said for all the colorful versions I have of this scene but periodically, the light transitioned to plain old white, which is where I caught it here. I kept coming back to it, which meant that perhaps, it was "post worthy."
NOLA didn't offer the same finds with wildlife, so I captured what I could find. Domesticated Pigeons was the only find in the city.
"The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails."
~ William Arthur War
Plain-colored Tanager
Tangara inornata
Tangara Cenicienta
Familia (Family): Thraupidae
Taxonomía (Taxonomy): SACC
Lugar (Taken in): Barbosa, Antioquia, Colombia
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It was dusk on the Monaro High Plains back in 2008, when I stopped to take this landscape panorama. The old gnarled Gum tree was never the subject, but it was the star.
The romantic sounding Monaro High Plain is a tableland, 900 metres above sea level, lying between the Great Dividing Range to the east, and the Snowy Mountains to the west. It is a naturally treeless plain covered in native speargrasses Stipa spp that since its discovery by white explorers in the 1820s has been used for extensive grazing of sheep and cattle.
This picture has been taken from the South of West Azarbaijan province / Naghadeh-Mahabad Road
عکسی از طبیعت زیبای جنوب استان آذربایجان غربی / مسیر نفده-مهاباد
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جشن نوروز که با خانه تکانی و چهارشنبه سوری شروع و با آغاز سال به اوج خودش میرسد با مراسم زیبای سیزده بدر و میهمانی مردم و طیبعت به پایان میرسد ...ولی بهار و زیبایی هایش هنوز در ابتدا راه است...بهار زیبایی داشته باشید و همیشه بهاری باشید
The name Plain Chachalaca doesn’t invoke images of a very interesting bird, well at least the plain part doesn’t. Chachalaca, on the other hand has to be one of the most fun bird names I know. Admittedly the plumage of these birds is pretty plain and drab but what this species lacks in flashy feathers it makes up for in attitude and raucous vocalizations. We watched a big flock of these “little turkeys” as they impatiently waited for the volunteers to show up with the suet at Bentsen State Park earlier this week. This one almost seemed like a lookout, or at least it did a great job staring me down as I tried to find the ideal spot to wait for a good Green Jay photo. While all the other chachalacas scurried around on the ground this character sat focused on me barely moving for quite some time.
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Ortalis vetula
The ruin Landskron in Oppenheim permits framed views on the Rhine plain. While the Rhine itself is barely discernible in its bed, the cooling towers of the former nuclear reactor in Biblis are. Supposedly, on clear days it should even be possible to see the northernmost part of the Black Forest in a distance of more than 140km.
In all my years of trying to find and photograph the bison herd near Delta Junction Alaska, I had only seen them twice, both times from well over a half mile away. With the Delta River flowing, it was impossible to cross over to get any closer.
In the last month, we have traveled down to see if we could find them four times since first seeing them about 5 weeks ago. Well, we are now 4 for 4 in finding them.
This is my favorite photo of all that were taken. The bull is looking directly at me as it browses on the vegitation. Behind him, about 30 feet away, was a young cow bison. She was laying down resting the entire time we were photographing this bull. I did take a couple photos of her but this guy had my attention. After 7 months of winter, he looked a little lean but very healthy. Who knows, perhaps our next trip will be 5 for 5?
Spotted Flycatcher this morning
Another photographer walked off saying these are after all just plain brown birds.
Is he mad or am i lol
I love these plain brown birds, They are not here all that long and they are magical to watch.
I passed here the other day and took a couple of quick shots,so thought I would return for some early takes.
The River Ver, here northeast of Redbourn, Hertfordshire, is a chalk stream and usually struggling to flow at all. The reason is that a lot of water is being pumped away for towns, villages, and industries. But recently, the weather has been bad with weeks of rainfall. Suddenly, this tiny stream is causing flooding. Samyang wide-angle lens at approx. F11.
Continuing my furry wildlife set with the addition of horns and antlers for the next few entries.
This Plains Bison cow had some unusually long horns with a rather pronounced inward curvature. I've seen a lot of bison over the years but none with horns like this.
360) Plain Pouch Hornbill
Plain-Pouched Hornbill, Rhyticeros subruficollis
It is found in forests of southern Myanmar, adjacent parts of western Thailand and northern Peninsular Malaysia. Categorized as Vulnerable and Totally Protected species in Malaysia.
A female Plains Bison (Bison bison) grazing in an open meadow in the aspen parkland region of Elk Island National Park east of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
14 November, 2015.
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