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The tiny Inca Dove (Columbina Inca) is covered in tan scaly-looking feathers that blend right in with its habitat. That is, until it bursts into flight, making a dry rattling whir with its wings while flashing chestnut underwings and white in its tail. Inca Doves, like other doves, feed their young dove milk or crop milk. Both males and females produce this substance in their crops (the pouch just above the stomach that birds use to store food). The walls of the crop swell until it produces a nutritious, milky-colored secretion. Despite its appearance, it’s not related to the milk produced by mammals. The Inca dove does not tolerate seriously cold temperatures. When the temperature drops to around 20 degrees Fahrenheit, these southern doves get cold. They huddle together to stay warm. Sometimes they even sit on top of each other, forming a dove pyramid up to 3 doves high—a behavior called pyramid roosting. Inca doves are common throughout their range, and U.S. populations have increased according to the North American Breeding Bird Survey. Inca Doves appear well-adapted to humans and have expanded north in recent years. In the Southwestern U.S., Inca Doves frequently visit ground and platform feeders.
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Dauin, Philippines.
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Good morning everyone, just a little showcase about my recent TT order, let me tell you that those short sleeves are amazing they really complement Lego minifigures, the best part of it it's that they clip easily onto the arms, but for a better use they need to be glued, belts are amazing too, but I think I'll take a bit of time and patience to apply them on the minifigures.
Sorry for the crappy pic, I did it really fast since I'm working right now!
A tiny door in the base of the Freedom Parkway overpass at the BeltLine. Tiny Doors is a local art project directed by Karen Anderson (www.tinydoorsatl.com).
I was struggling with roughing in a pair of walking feet on the pavement at right to give a sense of scale, when just in time a trio of little girls delightedly discovered the door. The leftmost girl was exactly what was needed to make the sketch.
When I started the sketch I was invisible. Somebody even parked their bike for a while between me and the door. (Luckily it is easy to see through bicycle wheels.) But when the paints come out and color goes on, people notice me. The purpose of the door is for people to discover and interact with it. A sketcher sitting on the ground becomes a piece of the dynamic experience.
Drawn for the upcoming "Doors and Entrances" Weekly Theme, www.flickr.com/groups/urbansketches/discuss/7215768036145....
Drawn May 6, 2017
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
A new life is born, so tiny and fragile. It is a beginning of a new chapter for both the Father and little Sandra. I would like to see little Sandra grow up to be a fine lady.
A very tiny bee and great pollinator.
Hand held shot cropped but no processing.Many thanks to Ronnie James Sefton for the ID. This is the red girdled mining bee.... Andrena labiata
Tiny violet beauty.
These little flowers are less and half and inch across so are easy to overlook. When looked at close though I find them to be very beautiful.
Taken at Longwood Gardens
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I sat in my sister's backyard in Colorado while she was traveling, and must have taken a hundred images trying to catch a decent shot of one of these little guys! Hours worth! While flowers might blow in the wind, at least they don't take off because you stepped on a twig, or the dog decided that very moment was the only opportunity he may ever have in this life to tree a squirrel!
I might have one more image that's just clear enough to post- like this one- please wish me luck!
August 21, 2015. A tiny frog, on the porch of the Grail Center during the Village Zendo's summer ango.
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#44 / 365 - #1870 / Year 6 - 11.04.2013
Piano man he makes his stand in the auditorium.
Looking on, she sings the songs;
The words she knows, the tune she hums.
But oh, how it feels so real,
Lying here with no one near.
Only you, and you can hear me
When I say softly, slowly...
Hold me closer tiny dancer, count the headlights on the highway.
Lay me down in sheets of linen, you had a busy day today...
-- "Tiny Dancer", Elton John
The Teleidoscope Week 15: Tiny Dancer
This is entirely in reference to the film Almost Famous. It's one of my favourite films ever (it's in my top three, for sure!). If I could have dragged a bunch of friends onto a bus this week and photographed us singing then I would have done! Instead, I'm going for records (the scene where he drags the records out from under his sister's bed, ah!) and when Penny Lane dances around the hall on napkins.
If you haven't seen it, do. You won't be disappointed!