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'Numenius arquata' the 'Curlew' singing to it's mate.

Dark and low is the light

as the frog sings at night.

 

Somewhere in the distance two frogs dance.

 

She listens in the moonlight

while he croons to her delight.

 

The lily pad by chance

is the right size for this dance.

 

Closer now she's in his sight,

as the frog sings at night.

 

Together now in a lover's trance

the two enjoy a song and dance.

  

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Photograph of car lights at night, rotated and mirrored.

  

All seen on a walk from home, in Devon.

Had a day out across the border today @ Lakenheath Fen, not been there for 2 years. This was taken from the Washlands viewpoint when I was trying to see the Glossy Ibis the other side of river. It really needed an external mike to get good sound, camera mike's are not that efficient.

Lichenostomus virescens, found only in australia

Singing Sedge Warbler at Kilminning Nature Reserve. Crail. Fife, Scotland

Curdnatta Photographer's theme "Documentary, Telling a story, straight from the camera, no editing".

 

This is Maya, my granddaughter singing nursery rhymes.

A colorful little Painted Bunting singing his heart out. Central Oklahoma Cross Timbers. Our beautiful world, pass it on.

thanks to Telzey for the original woman

De foto is gemaakt en de merel gaat verder met zingen

A Robin singing in a tree.

Photo of a Sedge Warbler singing perched on a lone reed amongst flower beds, hope you like this handsome chap

In the desert, sound travels well, so I could hear this singing shrike before I could see him. This is the first time I had heard the delightful calls of the Shrike.

 

He was so involved in his song that I was able to get fairly close, so this has only a minor crop.

 

Loggerhead Shrike

Lanius ludovicianus

 

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Apparently, I've become a birder. I've taken to banding hummingbirds and meeting with a regular group of people who are much older than I am to do the bird counts here on on the south west coast of British Columbia. Lucky for me, we counted many of these little singing wren. What a storybook song!

Singing loudly from the top of one of my trees

Red-winged Blackbird, Ninette, MB

I think it's a Singing Honeyeater. Though it could also be a yellow-faced.

Photographed on the Ashdown Forest.

A Carolina Chickadee singing a song in the late afternoon sun.

Sedge Warbler at Attenborough. Explore 6.7.2010

Music in the Soul can be heard by the Universe .

Bruce Peninsula NP

So, I decided to enjoy some late evening entertainment in the garden. A playful melody of a warm Spring evening. The chirping of crickets, frogs croaking and the evening breeze blowing through the trees. I could have sworn it was the melody of this lovely rose. On stage, in my garden. Singing her love song. Perhaps, she was singing to me.

 

I have been away for a while and am trying to catch up. I have completed updating the lighting in my office along with a new ASUS PA248Q monitor fully color calibrated. I wanted to hold off on editing new photos until the updates were completed. Time to get things rolling again!

Gord Downie, performing with "The Sadies" at the Greenbelt Harvest Picnic, 2012.

Song sparrow

Robin Redbreast singing on a tree stump in front of a white wall.

A singing Orange-crowned Warbler. Warblers don't sing much in fall and their tunes are so high-pitched I can't hear them most of the time. This one was close enough for me to hear.

 

Our beautiful world, pass it on.

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