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Distant lights filtering through trees illuminates a suspended wire on our street in this night shot.
Small, compact hummingbird found on the east slope of Andes from central Colombia to central Peru. Male is unmistakable; look for long pointed tail, wirelike crest, short straight bill, and white band across the rump. Female is less spectacular, but still has the obvious white rump band and a white mustache patch. Occurs in the foothills from around 600 to 1,600 m. Can be seen at flowering shrubs (especially purple Verbena) and trees.
This one was photographed in Ecuador on a photography tour led by Juan Carlos Vindas of Neotropic Photo Tours.
This common Redshank is using the top wire of this fence to support its body while one leg helps the balance.
my neighbor had wire all over the yard stripping it for copper but all i saw was 'all the pretty colors'
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A Rufous - Collared Sparrow Bird
(Known as ´Chincol´ in Chile)
Placed above an Internet wire
At the corner of San Marcos Avenue and Nicolás St.
Beach and Town of El Tabo
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Un lindo pajarito llamado Chincol
Sobre un cable de Internet
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July, 2020 | Julio de 2020
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I saw an unseasonably late Swallow in West Yorkshire on 23 November last year, and I expect I'll see my first of 2021 within the next week or two (Post script: I posted this on 28 March and saw my first Swallows on 31 March 2021). But this is a Wire-tailed Swallow which is found in sub-Saharan Africa and southern Asia including much of India. This is the African subspecies which is a touch smaller than our British Swallow. Like most swallows it's easy to get flight views but not easy to get one perched close so you can enjoy distinctive long, ridiculously thin tail streamers, blue and white plumage with a vent strap and a burnished copper cap. The tail streamers are very variable in length and often get broken. Males have longer streamers than females but are otherwise similar. It is rarely seen far from water and unlike our Swallow, Wire-tailed does not migrate. Its scientific name Hirundo smithii commemorates Norwegian botanist Christen Smith who died aged 30 in 1816 on an expedition to see if the River Congo had connections with the Niger. The type specimen of Wire-tailed Swallow was taken on this expedition and named in 1818 to honour Smith. I photographed this one by Lake Tana in Ethiopia.
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