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A pair of Brown Pelican synchronize in their dive after prey on Honeymoon Island. From my Alternate Takes series.
mourning dove pair
Pentax SMCP-DA* 300mm f/4
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... in The Abbey Gardens on Sunday morning. It is the first time I have seen Morris dancing using handkerchiefs rather than sticks
from their website:
Winchester Morris Men came into existence on 11th March 1953 at the Eclipse Inn, The Square, Winchester; our dances and style of costume broadly reflect those seen in the Cotswolds during the nineteenth century.
I like the complementary red and green!
The Mallard bursts into flight, showcasing the exceptional raw power needed to launch directly from the water. Unlike many birds that require a running start to gain momentum, Mallards rely on a perfectly synchronized thrust of their webbed feet and powerful wings, executing a swift and dynamic takeoff.
Notice that the bill is almost completely black. The bill of a Mallard chick is almost entirely black at birth and remains dark as they grow. However, after they can fly, usually around three to four months, the bill changes color. Males develop bright yellow bills, while females have a mix of black spots on an orange bill.
Strange plant life in Van Dusen Botanical Gardens....
After processing the image and flipping it vertically, I could see faces and they looked like they were under water.
June 5, 2018, Witless Bay Newfoundland, Canada.
Fratercula arctica
A lighthouse keeper on Iceland’s Westman Islands has been banding puffin chicks for more than 60 years. The islands are home to the largest puffin colony in the world, and the keeper, Oskar Sigurdsson, earned a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records for his prolific banding: more than 90,000 birds in that time, including more than 55,000 puffins.
Half of North America’s Atlantic Puffins breed in one location: Witless Bay, Newfoundland, Canada.
source - Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
A group of American White Pelicans flying in unison over the Snake River. They still had their breeding horns. The “horn” on the upper bill of an adult American White Pelican is a fibrous growth known as the nuptial tubercle. This odd growth develops in both sexes during the breeding season and is thought to contribute to its mating displays and perhaps signal breeding fitness. An alternative title for this photograph is Horny Flyers. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, USA, April 2025
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Sandhill Crane flight....
One of the major reasons we head to New Mexico in the December and January is to photograph the Sandhill cranes that spend their winters at Bosque Del Apache and Ladd Gordon wildlife refuges. No matter how many times I have been down there and how many thousands of images I have captued of the cranes, it just never gets old. They mate for life and remain in their family units until the young are mature enough to head out on their own and find their life mates. Here are just a few of the many photos I took over a 6 day period.
The Black Skimmers are in town and I thought I would get to see them yesterday, but I got hung up in Friday afternoon traffic. So, this is actually from 2016, from my insane Skimmer afternoon.
There is safety in numbers. I like how these female Impala all bend down to drink at the same time and how their legs cross over each other.
SNEG and a GYL showed up in the fireground while I waited for the rails (sora and Virginia rail) to show up. Focus was on the SNEG. See reflections of reflections of the reeds on its face.
Sometimes siblings do get along well. These two Mergansers were well synchronized in their preening routine.
Perfect day out with the camera. I find buffleheads so hard to capture and to get them in flight... I was so happy!
A pair of American white pelicans take off from the waters of Lake Potter at Sunset Park, Rock Island, IL.
Sandhill Cranes (Antigone canadensis)
San Luis Valley / Sangre de Cristo Range
Monte Vista NWR, Monte Vista, CO
ORDER: Gruiformes
FAMILY: Gruidae
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Thank you to Skeletal Mess for the texture. Taken in Cape Henlopen State Park. HBM
Explore!!! September 14, 2009 #445 Thank you for all of your visites, comments and faves.
Wednesday April 6 2016 at the Sabino Canyon nature walk. We went up the Esperero Trail, around the Bluff Trail and returned dorn the road from the dam.
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