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singing King Sisters by carrie de azevedo

The King Sisters. Probably early 40s
Singing greenfinch... by Nicola......
Singing Candy Lady by ksmallon

Camera friendly in Center City. She struck a pose before I even said hello.
Singing Meadowlark by Randy Cook
Singing robin by victor brown
House Wren Singing by Bill Halladay

As he sits atop his new home, he wants everyone to know that he has moved in. And he sounds pretty happy about it.

Singing wren by crub2016
Singing by JuliaC2006

The woods are alive..... with the sound of robins. Each claiming their patch.
Carolina wren by Steven Haddix

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singing robin J78A1094 by Alan
Singing european robin by Indrek Valdek
Singing waterthrush by Bruce Christensen
Singing Motown by Elvin

In old vintage dress.....:)

 

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Singing In Flight by vinamaster
Singing Wren by Lindell Dillon

A hyperactive little Carolina Wren singing amidst wild grapes in the Oklahoma Cross Timbers.

 

Our beautiful world, pass it on.
The Singing Building by Hannu Jylha-Ollila
Singing Painted Bunting by Lindell Dillon

The males come to North America first and stake out a breeding territory. The females arrive a week or so later. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
SInging Bridge 67 by Ryan Payne
Singing Gulls by E Scott Wheaton

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singing the blues by edie q

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Singing the blues by rebecca267x
singing fountain by MK|PHOTOGRAPHY (thanks for over 10,7 million views

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Singing Honeyeater by Chris Steeles

Pengilly scrub, Roseworthy, South Australia
Singing Honey Eater by Mick Jury
Wren song by Steve Wood (peakscan)

So many singing wrens in May, but so few show themselves! Finally found one that was not camera shy, but in a bush on a cloudy day.
Singing Redstart by Jan Nagalski

This is one of my favorite birds, the male American Redstart. It's a small bird, about 5", all black except for a white belly and striking patches of orange on it's tail, wings and sides.

 

It's hard to believe that these small birds (among many others) migrate from their wintering grounds in Mexico and as far away as South America.

 

Seen in Magee Marsh, Oak Harbor, Ohio, USA. Magee Marsh is a noted birding hotspot on the southern shore of Lake Erie, but it often seems to have more birders than birds.

 

EXPLORE #118 on 5-11-12
Singing Honeyeater by Rodger Scott
SINGING by Taluula2two

Created for the Digitalmania challenge where this week we are taking inspiration from the work of Loui Jover ... a very inspiring artist.

 

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Singing Hooded Warbler 2 by Lynn photographing the world
The Singing Drummer by Ori Lubin

The Singing Drummer
Singing Junco by Earl Reinink
Singing the Blues by nyomee wallen
Singing Robin by Deborah Rigden

This little Robin was singing his heart out, didn't even stop when I took a few picks of him
Sweet singing whilst busking in the city. by With Nicole

This singer has a lovely voice. Singing Ed Sheram and other current songs.
Singing Thrush by Walter Bachmann
Singing Skylark by sdawesy1
Singing the Blues by Stu Roberts

No skiing this year, so my Ski jacket stays on it's hanger!
Singing Chaffinch_AEL3163 by Terry Eve
Singing Goldfinch by Paul Charles Flewitt
Singing Yellow Warbler by Lynn photographing the world
Singing Your Song by Joseph Gage
Singing by Ashe

Me singing about going through the water poles and Louis laughing at me.
Singing by Chenyueling
Singing by Max McMahon

Blog:

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singing by Diane Rose
Singing Robin by Edmund Kennerley

A robin joyfully singing away at the top of a tree close to the footpath bordering the working quarries between Shorncote reedbeds and the Cotswold Country Park and beach at Somerford Keynes in the Cotswold Water Park

Singing wood thrush by Debamalya Chatterjee

The wood thrush is one of my favorite birds. They have a copper-brown back and dark grey polka-dot like pattern on the white chest. It helps them camouflage efficiently with the dry leaves on the forest floor. I got very attached to their call. It has a slight metallic tune. Still, their call feels very peaceful and makes the forest feel alive.
Singing Chickadee by Janine Russell
6900 Still Singing by Paule Hjertaas

One of the best observation periods of a Warbling vireo! This presumed male kept singing away loudly near the Science Center.. Wascana, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. 2 September 2024
Singing Trees by Lora Taylor
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