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In the Pötzleinsdorf Palace Park
"The four figures on the pilasters of the attic of the Vienna Ring Theater, the so-called "Singing Quartet" (soprano, alto, tenor, bass), survived the fire of the Ring Theater on December 8, 1881 by over 100 years and now stand as figurines in the front park area. They were placed on the theater by the architect Emil von Förster in 1874 and were acquired by Max Schmidt after the fire and moved to the park."
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I spotted this handsome male Dartford Warbler singing for spring last weekend, he certainly brightened up a gloomy day.
A male White-crowned Sparrow singing his heart out on an early spring evening.
Young males learn the basics of the songs they will sing as an adult during the first two or three months of their life. They don't directly learn from their fathers, but rather from the generalized song environment of their natal environment.
Because male White-crowned Sparrows learn the songs they grow up with and typically breed close to where they were raised, song dialects frequently form. Males on the edge of two dialects may be bilingual and able to sing both dialects.
I really liked the looks of this wildflower stalk. The cheerfully singing Savannah Sparrow was a nice bonus. Along Sea Catch Drive between Cook Inlet and the Kenai River near Soldotna, Alaska.
ICM.
There's has been a lot of work in the wood this year so it's full of discarded bits of dead wood and looks very scrappy.
Perfect for ICM which hides a multitude of sins.
Singing Honeyeater, Gavicalis virescens
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I had followed this bird for a couple of mintues as it worked through some pine branches. Impossible to get a clear shot.
It dropped onto the bush below, paused, gave a shrill call, and immediately dived into the depths of the lignum.
There is an old folder holding many photos I took before joining FlickR. Now I don't get out so often, I will share these old shots instead.
Singing honeyeater, Dryandra Forest, Western Australia, 2009.
Common chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs) male singing while perched on a branch.
Samiec zięby (Fringilla coelebs) siedzacy na gałęzi i śpiewający.
A red-whiskered bulbul (pycnonotus jocosus) singing out loud. Photographed in Trou D'Eau Douce, Mauritius.
Ndumo GR, Kwazul Natal, South Africa
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I went to track down the Firecrests I found a few weeks ago. As you can see this very active and showy male was singing in the sunshine.
Listen to: L' Amour Est Bleu...
Doux, doux l'amour est doux
Douce est ma vie Ma vie dans tes bras
Doux, doux l'amour est doux
Douce est ma vie Ma vie près de toi
Bleu, bleu l'amour est bleu
Berce mon cœur Mon cœur amoureux
Bleu, bleu l'amour est bleu
Bleu comme le ciel Qui joue dans tes yeux
Comme l'eau Comme l'eau qui court
Moi mon cœur Court après ton amour
Gris, gris l'amour est gris
Pleure mon cœur Lorsque tu t'en vas
Gris, gris le ciel est gris
Tombe la pluie Quand tu n'es plus lÃ
Le vent, le vent gémit
Pleure le vent Lorsque tu t'en vas
Le vent, le vent maudit
Pleure mon cÅ“ur Quand tu n'es plus lÃ
Comme l'eau Comme l'eau qui court
Moi mon cœur Court après ton amour
Bleu, bleu l'amour est bleu
Le ciel est bleu Lorsque tu reviens
Bleu, bleu l'amour est bleu
L'amour est bleu Quand tu prends ma main
Fou, fou l'amour est fou
Fou comme toi Et fou comme moi
Bleu, bleu l'amour est bleu
L'amour est bleu Quand je suis à toi
L'amour est bleu Quand je suis à toi
Blue Tit ~ Catford ~ London ~ England ~ Saturday September 5th 2015.....
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Anyhoo...I saw an array of visitors to my feeders including this little Blue Tit..:)
I hope everybody is having a great Sunday....:)
The Singing Tower ot Luray Caverns contains a carillon of 47 bells. The largest which weighs 7,640lbs & is 6 feet in diameter, the smallest just 12.5lbs. There are 45 min recitals throughout the day during the spring, summer, & fall. The tower is 117 feet in height.
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American Tree Sparrow on an Arctic willow branch on the North Slope tundra along the Dalton Highway.