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Photographed in the Moody Gardens Rain Forest. It is said that this bird has a life expectany of 33 years.
Long-distance migrant. Twice a year, Scarlet Tanagers fly across the Gulf of Mexico between their breeding grounds in eastern North America and their wintering grounds in South America. They usually migrate at night. Individuals that spend the winter farther south migrate to breeding grounds later, and in more synchronized bursts, than individuals wintering further north. (Cornell Lab)
Scarlet tanager male spending a calm moment on a beautiful perch with water droplets just minutes after the rain
This image was taken last Saturday morning April 20 after a huge storm came through on the Friday evening. I went to Fort De Soto Park in St Petersburg hoping for migrants, I was not disappointed, birds were everywhere in the sea grape trees feeding on the insects that were there. This will be the last image I post for awhile as we are traveling back home this week-end.
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Male Scarlet Tanagers are among the most blindingly gorgeous birds in a forest in summer, with blood-red bodies set off by jet-black wings and tail. They’re also one of the most frustratingly hard to find as they stay high in the forest canopy singing rich, burry songs.
Summertime, Summertime!! Well, not quite, but it kind of feels like it.
I got out of bed this morning, opened the bedroom window blinds and immediately spotted this gentleman, a first for our property.
A 2.5 hour trip to Canberra to get photos of Robins and was rewarded with a sighting of a few Scarlet Robins like this little guy.
Came across this beauty while away on holiday. Was so happy with this find!
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Long Island, New York
Papilio rumanzovia, el mormón escarlata o mormón rojo] es una mariposa de la familia Papilionidae
La envergadura es de 120-140 mm. El macho carece de la cola en el ala inferior y tiene grandes manchas rojas en el lado ventral (debajo) de las alas. Por el contrario, la hembra tiene marcas rojas distintas a ambos lados de las alas.
Las larvas se alimentan de especies de cítricos.
The Scarlet Tanager singing in the bushes played very shy. It came out briefly to feed and show off that flashy plummage.
Pinery Prov Park,
Lambton Shores, ON
Nikon D500, Sigma 60-600mm Sports lens, 600mm, f/6.3, 1/500, ISO 1100. Male in breeding plumage. View Large.
This hydrangea belongs to mountain hydrangea (Hydrangea serrata), native to Japan and Korea. It is called Kurenai (紅, scarlet) in Japanese. The color changes from white to scarlet. At Higshiyama Botanical Garden, Nagoya, Japan.
東山植物園で見た、ヤマアジサイの紅です。