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I saw a beautiful full moon last night. The previous one, I missed in the rainy night.
If you're in North Hemisphere and meet the moon (possibly full moon) tonight, please compare the patterns. Position of the Moon's belly button - Tycho (crater), it seems how it's called - must be on the bottom half or the moon instead of on the top half (as this photo).
Have a good day! or Have a good night!
From South Hemisphere
We saw both Lesser and Greater Yellowlegs at Merritt Island National Wildlife Reserve. When they stand next to each other, there is no question about which is which, but seen at different locals in non-breeding plumage, things are a little more difficult.
The Greater Yellowlegs (Tringa melanoleuca) is considerably larger, more robust and with a thicker bill that is both larger than the Lesser's, and relatively longer (compared to head size). In addition, the Greater's bill usually has a slight upturn as shown in this picture.
The Lesser Yellowlegs (Triga flavipes) will shown in another post.
Saw this row of typical american mailboxes near Muir Beach on Highway No. 1 and had to stop by and take some pictures. Hope you like it.....☺
I saw a flock of Cockatoos on the way to the Botanical Gardens.
They were hunting for bulbs on the lawn next to the side of the road.
I sat and watch them for a while and this one came quite close to me. It then picked up a daisy flower and I clicked when it is looking at me.
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A very tiny (7-9 inches) owl that I havent seen for years. Tucked in the branches and hard to get a bit of open area but very thrilling to see.
A Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius acadicus) fledging outside an artificial nest box in the boreal woods north of Thorhild, Alberta, Canada.
12 June, 2017.
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I saw the first signs of the Oilseed Rape starting to bloom on our Norfolk wanderings yesterday so I thought would I pre-empt the widespread flowering of the yellow stuff in a few weeks with a shot from last May of the starting point for the Ridgeway National Trail at Overton Hill in Wiltshire. We walked quite a chunk of this trail last year but missed out the area around Wayland's Smithy, etc.
I have got a few favourite places lined up to visit in Wiltshire to get some great views of the yellow stuff when it makes an appearance.
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Recently fledged Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius acadicus) young in the mixed woods north of Thorhild, Alberta, Canada.
2 August, 2019.
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Saw this Ruby-crowned kinglet in with a flock of bushtits in a bush next to me. The first I've seen one of these beauties in quite some time!
CANYONLANDS NATIONAL PARK
I saw her out the corner of my eye. I moved 5 ft. from the edge. I snapped off about 5 quick shots. She leaned back and pushed up after about 10 seconds. Definitely could have been steadier and sharper, but I hate heights.
A young Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius acadicus) outside an artificial nest box in the aspen woods in Strathcona County northeast of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
26 June, 2013.
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Saw this two weeks ago while on a hunt for butterflies...A friend of mine ID'd it for me. I had hoped to get back to see it fully in bloom, but so far that hasn't happened...it looks like an alien:).
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We saw this cat during our nature walk at Humber Bay Park. I forgot to ask the owner the name of his beautiful cat. Since Christmas is just around the corner, I added Santa's hat on her/him.
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Early start at Fingeringhoe, Nightingales were singing which seemed everywhere, luckily this one popped its head out the brush for me. Never saw another one but could hear them everywhere 😁
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When I saw the report that the Leucistic Bald Eagle made an appearance in the morning I knew I had to take my chances at this super rare raptor. I left at 4a.m. and drove two hours South. I had to wait for the sun to rise, but found him immediately crunching bones from a fish he was holding down on the mudflats. Shortly after he perched just above us next to the walking trail. Still no light but extremely close. He was very calm as he did not flinch when a jogger came by. He flew to this Eucalyptus several times and perched calmly for several minutes. The light was starting to filter through the leaves in the background as this majestic beauty posed for us. It was a very awe inspiring experience I will never forget. We had a solid two hours to photograph him that morning. He eventually flew off into the distance and we were admiring and reflecting on this one of a kind beauty.
We saw this Common Snipe flying past us and finally located where it had landed in the reeds. Unfortunately the light was not great where it landed!
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... saw these 2 lonely tiny raccons waiting for Mom's return. My Gosh they were so tiny - a foot long if that. They were so close if I desired I could have touched them. Be safe and enjoy always.
We saw that tiny guy during our journey through the forest. He seemed lost. Either slept till the day time and forgot to come back into his hole. We found the closest one and brought him there. Hope he is all well now.
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Saw this little green-veined white ( Artogeia napi ) at a wayside ditch near a hedgerow covered with forget me nots next to my house couldn't resist.
We saw our first Tiger Swallowtail of the year today 2-28-26 - on the last day of February! I saw his shadow as he flew right over us - then we watched him disappear into the woods and was gone! I didn't have time to get a shot so here's a fresh Spring Tiger from the same woods back a few years. We never saw another one today - but we saw 9 more Spring Azure's along the way. And a rooster! Hope the rooster made it home. @ Little River in N Georgia
Saw this stunningl little Bloody-nosed beetle larvae while walking on the Coastal Path between Polperro and Lansallos, Cornwall, UK. I think it was sleeping/sunning itself, just less than long 1cm at rest, handheld, used an Olloclip macro add on lens @ 14x magnification and a Hisy remote for this shot. Gently tickled and cropped in 'Photos' on Mac.
Earlier in day we had actually seen the adult version moving slowly, plodding along the path, they are quite comical, they walk as if they have hobnail boots on that are far too big for them, lifting their legs high into the air, slowly and deliberately, one by one......just wonderful to watch!!! Only now after identification do I know what they are.....
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