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Rodney the rocking robin singing his heart out from the top of a high hawthorn bush at Slimbridge Wetlands Centre. I saw this little fella when looking out from the top of the Holden Tower across the estuary. I've named him Rodney after the well known flickr member Rodney Holbrook aka the "Bristolboy1" who is also a chirpy little chap who likes singing his heart out! This little fella was just as loud as Rodders when he's supporting his beloved Bristol City at Ashton Gate!
A beautiful Willow Warbler Singing his cascading jingly song in the Gorse today on Dartmoor,hardly any crop here so shows how close he was .
A stonechat (Saxicola torquata) was singing at a wildflower sanctuary, Koshimizu, Hokkaido, Japan).
小清水原生花園のノビタキです。
New Zealand Robin (toutouwai ) Zealandia Ecosanctuary, Wellington, New Zealand. The Toutouwai is a sparrow-sized bird found only in New Zealand.
A beautiful male singing his heart out, just a few feet away from me, on a Dorset Heath a few days ago in some lovely morning light.
Taken near Poole.
a 100% cropped view of this robin singing
In the original photo you could see the branch etc ... because I was not near to the bird ... but I wanted this framing so I did a 100% cropped view despite of the High ISO (because done in the shadow of trees).
Sony A7S
Tamron 150-600
LA-EA4 Adapter
600mm
F7.1
ISO 5000
1/800s
(DSC07553-denoise3040-600mmF71ISO5000-800s-41600+B901710+crb-denoise1500+crb)
This Male was next to a footpath when he popped up onto the gorse.Just as I focused on him he started singing his lovely distinctive song.
Taken in Devon.
This beautiful Bunting singing its famous " Little bit of bread and no cheese " song early one morning on Dartmoor.
He is singing, a diana, or sung prelude, establishing the mood before the Yambú dance (a form of Cuban rumba) starts; a single couple slowly and respectfully dance within a circle created by the conga drummers, singers, waiting dancers, and spectators. Afro-Cuban ritual dances form a huge group of Cuban dances and reflect the four main groups of Africans that were transported to Cuba.
D&RGW engineer Jim Hammond throttles up his F9s as the Rio Grande Zephyr twists and turns through Spanish Fork Canyon near Mill Fork, Utah on June 19, 1977.