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Not often do these very active birds sit for portrait,but this guy waited for a uncontested crack at the suet block.
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A very small, hyper songbird. The sexes and juveniles are identical, except the males have the ruby crest, which is invisible most of the time. They show it only when excited. Winter residents in Oklahoma. These tiny birds raise large broods across Canada and Alaska. Conservation status is Least Concern. Our beautiful world, pass it on..
Ruby-crowned kinglets (Regulus calendula) are native to northern, western, and some eastern parts of North America. Their breeding range includes most of Alaska, the majority of Canada, a small portion of the Rocky Mountains, and the northern parts of the Great Lakes.
Winter residents in the Oklahoma Cross Timbers. Stay fairly low to the ground providing some close shots. Problem is they are never still. Can be frustrating to photo. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
This, my first visit to Ruby Beach, took place in mid October and many of my days on this trip had been filled with rain and fog - the kind of shooting I enjoy (as long as I can keep relatively dry). I arrived at the beach before sunrise and, well...it was a dull and dreary morning, hardly conducive to exciting photos and so I decided to return for the sunset and hope for the best. By late afternoon, the sky was still filled with interesting but colorless clouds and, frankly I wasn't expecting much; besides, this being a weekend, the beach was filled with families, with children and dogs running everywhere... making photography "difficult" at best. But I decided to hang around and.... eventually everyone left, except for me and the gulls.
As the sun approached the horizon, I noticed a small window in the clouds beginning to form. Slowly, the clouds thinned and I knew I was in for something special so I scouted around for an area which would provide an interesting frame for my developing sunset. This particular beach is filled with many sculpted boulders, some scattered and some in large groupings; after a brief search I found an area which included an interesting grouping as well as a bit of the forest which bordered the beach; I set up my tripod, grabbed my grad nd filters and I waited in anticipation. Within minutes, the setting sun broke thru the developing window in the clouds and bathed portions of the beach in its wonderful warm light while adding yellows, oranges, magentas and purples to the now, beautiful cloud formations. It didn't last long, but it was dazzling while it lasted and I found myself almost giddy with delight for having been there to bear witness to such a beautiful spectacle of nature.
I guess I've been fortunate enough to be in the right place at the right time on quite a few occasions while toting my camera... and been lucky enough to come away with some wonderful memories and a few interesting photos to share with others / Olympic National Park, Washington. Scanned from Fuji Velvia / Enhancement by Mother nature! No hdr or exotic processing; I only recently learned what the letters stand for!
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Ruby Star Sunset by Daniel Arrhakis (2018)
Flowers of our Grapefruit tree 'Ruby Star' variety. The Innocence of nature beauty ...
Wlodawa, Poland
Sunrise
A little ruby of a flare kicked up on this morning of sun shooting. :)
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Ruby-crowned Kinglet
(Corthylio calendula)
from 'Barred Life: Backyard Birdwatching Project' (2018-2022)
Whidbey Island, Washington
It always helps to have good light and be close. I can get that with birds, but seldom with bucks. I was only five meters away from this kinglet. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
She was a very "active" little kitten, I am surprised I could even capture this (!) What is most interesting about this photo is she has no freckles on her nose...later in life she would acquire freckles on her nose (something I never knew could happen!).
Here she is at 13 years old with all her freckles!
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Trying some off-camera flash to see if I can reduce shutter speed and ISO. I haven't got the flash settings down just yet but I was pleased with the flash freezing the subject. With my settings, the image would have been almost black otherwise.
Ruby Beach is the northernmost of the southern beaches in the coastal section of Olympic National Park in the U.S. state of Washington. It is located on Highway 101, in Jefferson County, 27 miles (43 km) south of the town of Forks.
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Looking toward Ruby's on the pier at Huntington Beach. A seagull flew through the frame at the right moment :)
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One of my fave Winter birds. Teeny and frenetic, difficult to photo. But rewarding when you catch that brilliant crest visible. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
Archilochus colubris
Hummel Nature Trail
Hummelstown, PA
Oh. Somehow forgot I took this one a while back, which is kind of surprising given what a big discovery this place was. No idea how I'd slept on it for so long.
In any case, up until I visited here, I've never seen a trail with as much jewelweed growing in the swamps, and by extension, as many ruby-throated hummingbirds darting around. My feed's kind of already bogged down with these things, though on this particular occasion, I got close enough to get its autograph, much less a picture.
We could really use more than one species up this way.
There was well over a dozen Ruby-crowned Kinglets singing their heads off and likely twice that amount in Fishtrap Creek Park.
Ruby is 16 years old, she belongs to a friend. I think she is a Cairn Terrier.
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A female Ruby-throated Hummingbird rests on a branch during golden hour. I love how you can see the sunset reflected in her eye!
I got a few shots of this ruby-crowned kinglet yesterday, including some facing me, but they didn't show the ruby part; since I haven't seen many shots with the red, I decided to use this one that shows the crown, even if it isn't the best pose!