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Breitbrunn beach, Lake Chiemsee, Rosenheim district, Upper Bavaria, Germany; January 2025
Voigtländer Color-Skoparex f2.8/35mm (Zeiss Distagon) on Canon EOS R6 Mark II
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This Bittern is becoming a bit of a star and has created a desres on the edge of the reed bed facing the setting sun. He / she sits there for hours preening and chillin'.
Prendere il sole in ottobre
Bain de soleil en octobre
Prendre el sol a l'octubre
Zonnebaden in Oktober
Banho de sol em outubro
Tomar el sol en octubre
Sonnenbaden im Oktober
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The African Darters (Anhinga rufa) are also commonly known as Snakebirds - named so for the way their thin, long, snake-like necks are often seen sticking out of the water as the rest of their bodies is submerged, or when mated pairs twist their necks during their bonding displays. These water birds are able to turn, twist and contort their necks in unusual ways.
The name "Darter" alludes to their manner of procuring food, as they impale fishes with their slim, pointed beaks.
They are endemic to tropical sub-Saharan Africa, where they are typically found in or near bodies of both saline and fresh water.
The African Darters are large, slim water birds that measure about 80 cm in length, including their long, rounded tails. These cormorant-like birds often swim with only the neck above water. They have very long and sharp beaks, which they use to spear their slippery fish prey.
They are able to retract and extend their necks and maintain the neck retracted during flight - unlike most other long-necked birds
This beautiful African Darter was photographed during a photography safari on a late evening boat ride along the shores of Lake Naivasha, Kenya.
We had a tiny bit of sunshine before the storm front hit on the weekend and our storks took the chance for a sunbath on the church roof. This is the view from my new apartment and I'm definitely looking forward to watching the stork's nest. I'm still pretty occupied with my move (these things take forever), which is why I'm constantly behind on Flickr... I'm trying to catch up though :-)
The canoes placed on the shore along the grand walls of the the Bokar Fortress in Dubrovnik, Croatia
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Speckled Wood catching the sunlight. E-M1 MKII/100-400mm.
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Out for an hour on the wolds, soaking up the sun at Scamblesby. Had some beautiful late evening light before sunset.
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Who loves sitting in the sun ? Indeed, Evi the toy poodle. and preferably on a lot of cushions... Montnaken, Belgium
This may be a variety of turtles or just all Red-eared sliders (Trachemys scripta elegans). The smallest one's red markings are visible the others may not be as obviously red-eared. There are several native MO turtles that have the striped heads so closer looks would be required for IDs. They were all enjoying the sunshine after several cloudy and rainy days. We all feel that way as well.