Sanhaçu-papa-laranja/Blue-and-yellow Tanager
Rauenia bonariensis
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Graceful Willet in the Flats
The willet (Tringa semipalmata) effortlessly camouflages with the low tide mudflats at Gulfport, Mississippi, making it nearly imperceptible were it not for the tidal pool. Interestingly, its reflection in the still water offers a clearer, albeit slightly distorted, view of the bird.
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Celebrating #EarthDay with a photo of a sparrow eating our cherry tree blossoms.
Kleines #Amselupdate
Die Bagage vorm Fenster hat schon wieder Hunger. Kein wunder das die so schnell wachsen #birds #birdwatching #vögel #photographie #amselnest #amsel #blackbird #fotografie
Chupim/Shiny Cowbird
Molothrus bonariensis
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Clash of the Plumage
While Charlie and I sat out back this morning, I watched these two rock pigeons (Columba livia) duke it out around the corner of a bird feeder. The bird on the right, with its left side toward the camera, eventually yielded the bird feeder and hopped to the ground.
I've read that pigeons are sexually dimorphic, but I have trouble telling the sexes apart. Nevertheless, I believe these two are males.
If you're a fan of stunning dove imagery, be sure to explore my photo gallery for a collection of beautiful snapshots that capture their elegance and charm.
My #Robin friends Henry and Heidi waiting for me to get the food out this morning. Their chicks hatched 6 days ago and they are working hard gathering food for them. In #Bath #Somerset #UK
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M is for Mandarin
Introduced to the UK, it is now widespread in the wild and ironically there are now estimated to be ten time more in the UK than in China
Aix galericulata
Mandarin Duck