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The oriole's have moved into my yard and I am LOVING it :)
For a day or 2 before I finally spotted what the source of the singing was, all I could do was wonder & admire the sounds... I finally spotted this male oriole on Tuesday evening. The nest is getting thicker & I hear the female came down to feed this morning.. (while I'm at work). She's been a busy birdie building the nest..
The singing sands is an area of the Bruce Peninsula National Park on the west coast of the peninsula that is very sandy unlike the rest of the park where the Niagara Escarpment is present. They call it the singing sands because the distant waves echoing in the area have more of a distant low whistling sound opposed to a defined wave sound.
Two local photogs captured her up close, which she seemed to really enjoy, as she posed for their cameras. We did enjoy her singing too. This was taken from a little distance with an 18-300 mm medium telephoto.
The short song of the Dickcissel (Spiza americana) is part of the music of the North American prairies. This chunky grassland bunting is colored like a miniature meadowlark, with a black V on a yellow chest. These birds are erratic wanderers. They are common across the middle of the continent, and a pleasant surprise whenever they turn up in pastures and fields. In preparation for fall migration, Dickcissels assemble into large flocks that can reach into the thousands. On their wintering grounds, these flocks can number in the millions. The best place to find Dickcissels is in overgrown pastures, savannahs, and croplands in the central Great Plains, the birds move around from year to year so you may have to search several spots. Their song is fairly short but hard to miss, a buzzing dick-dick-ceessa-ceessa. Watch for males sitting on barbed wire fences, posts, and shrubby trees as they launch into song over and over again.
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nothing else existed when the singing ringing tree was on
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Singing Ringing Tree near Burnley each side shows a different view and shape. Does anyone think this one looks like the Statue of Liberty - just a bit?
An Orchard Oriole at the Merwin Preserve near Lexington, Illinois. This one was singing in a Hawthorn tree.
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Pagoda at Crescent Moon Spring Singing Sand Dunes.The Singing Sand Dunes in Dunhuang, China, are the sand dunes that, when the wind blows, give out a singing or drumming sound[. They are part of the Kumtag Desert.
My daughter sang this last week for her music assessment at school. I hope you enjoy it!
Sorry I've been offline for a little while. I had to go to hospital for some emergency surgery a couple of weeks ago. Thankfully I'm fully recovered now and just started back at work.
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Is a realistic singing animation created by Plastic Girls. This animation was inspired from TikTok challenge. Repeat this challenge and make this video as beautiful and touching as you can!)
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This is a self portrait that I took a few years back. This was truly an amazing place.
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This little fellow comes back every year and this is his favorite perch.
These are one of my favorite birds. As a musician, I am in total awe. Every song sparrow has a unique song, within a very set song form. Many of their songs can be easily written down with our familiar musical notes. Their song usually is composed within a certain key and scale just like our music.